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has potential then

So remember it when the zombies hit the fan.

Speaking of hitting the fan have you seen that zombie flick where the hero straps a lawnmower to his chest and walks through a mass of them? It's pretty awesome.

evenin' gents

Whats the consensus on zombies and razor/barb-wire?

Also; seen this before?

http://www.urbandead.com/

Doesn't it tangle them up for a bit ?

Signed up :thumbsup:

Forgots to tell you John there are three of these control rooms. This one here, the one in the valley and one in the centre of brisbane. All have generator backups and secure doors. The one in the valley doesn't have windows on the door and is three floors up.

I'm still unsure of those plastic hats though... I think they'll cause more harm than good.

The one you're at is probably the safest, there's less population out there, and the roads are much more open.

I'm still unsure of those plastic hats though... I think they'll cause more harm than good.

The one you're at is probably the safest, there's less population out there, and the roads are much more open.

we could throw them at the zombies and then use the rifles to shoot at them like ducks at a side show.... *bang* *ting* zombie turns and repeat. :thumbsup: Could be fun for hours.

The glass also worries me slightly... But I guess it's hardcore soundproof double paned thick shit huh?

Not sound proof. Its the non shatter stuff though with metal in it.

Joined... think I'm already dead though. Was a bit over eager using up my action points ... eep

You and me both :thumbsup: Can we join forces and f_ck shit up ?

You and me both :thumbsup: Can we join forces and f_ck shit up ?

Well... I don't have any points... so it probably wouldn't let me join my own dick with my hand at the moment... let alone join forces with someone

Well... I don't have any points... so it probably wouldn't let me join my own dick with my hand at the moment... let alone join forces with someone

Well you could always try the dick to hand move. I've heard its quite effective.

i guess so!

ah beer. isn't it amazing you can't just have one. like a coffee or a can of coke you have one and think thats enough for me. Beer you think i'll just have another one and another etc.

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