A little perspective.

[CCGirl]

I have lost alot of sleep over my son.

 

[Paulos23]

The next one? I missed the forst one! After I spent all that money on weaponry? Dang it!

Don't feel to bad, the last out break was in 2002 in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Who knows, maybe one of them excaped and is making his way to the mainland across the ocean floor right now!

 

[EnemyPartyII]

Don't feel to bad, the last out break was in 2002 in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Who knows, maybe one of them excaped and is making his way to the mainland across the ocean floor right now!

you'd have to imagine the scavenger fish would give him a hard time on the way

 

[Paulos23]

you'd have to imagine the scavenger fish would give him a hard time on the way

Maybe, or they will be a snack for him on his walk.

 

[EnemyPartyII]

Maybe, or they will be a snack for him on his walk.

not a lot of brain for sustenance in your average ictyoid... plus they are FAST, which a lurching underwater zombie may have difficulty compensating for

 

[IzzyPop]

Anyone needing to touch up their skills on Zombie survival: www.zombiesurvivalguide.com

Also try http://www.justsayhi.com/bb/zombie to see what your chances of surviving a holocaust may be

69%. Great number. And I've put a lot of money down on worse odds.

 

[Parmenio]

What's your opinion on Shotgun v Chainsaw?

I'm thinking that I can't go wrong with both, but I'm wondering which to go for first.

 

[Robbie_James_Francis]

The possibility of a Huckabee '08 win followed by a Cameron '11 win has got to be one of the scariest.

 

[EnemyPartyII]

What's your opinion on Shotgun v Chainsaw?

I'm thinking that I can't go wrong with both, but I'm wondering which to go for first.

your always best to go for a non-working part secondary weapon... chainsaws jam up, and both chainsaws and shotguns run out of ammunition, and can have mechanical problems, but a sword, or, heck, a crowbar is ALWAYS ready

 

[Paulos23]

not a lot of brain for sustenance in your average ictyoid... plus they are FAST, which a lurching underwater zombie may have difficulty compensating for

Well it depends on which type of zombie your talking about, some just like flesh. But I think your right about the speed thing, the traditional slow moving zombie would have a problem, but then again some types of zombie flesh is poisoned.

 

[stan1980]

The possibility of a Huckabee '08 win followed by a Cameron '11 win has got to be one of the scariest.

I just wish Brown would stand down. It's obvious he's not cut out to be PM, and i'm fed up of our PM being made a fool of by Cameron every week at the commons. He appears to be incompetent. It reminds me of the Major/Blair years, when Major was PM.

 

[Paulos23]

What's your opinion on Shotgun v Chainsaw?

I'm thinking that I can't go wrong with both, but I'm wondering which to go for first.

Chainsaws are just a bad idea in general. The look and sound cool, but they are heavy, jam easy cutting through bone, and you have to keep a large amount of gas on you to keep them running. Your better off with a sword or a crowbar.

The shotgun isn't that effective either unless you fill it with solid slugs. Remember, it takes a shot to the head to down most zombies. You better off with a sporting rifle for long range sniping and a hand gun for short range to help in escape. Remember, tests have shown that a persons aim decreases as the target gets closer. And keep that hand weapon ready for when you run out of bullets.

Yes, I think about this way to much.....

 

[Robbie_James_Francis]

I just wish Brown would stand down. It's obvious he's not cut out to be PM, and i'm fed up of our PM being made a fool of by Cameron every week at the commons. He appears to be incompetent. It reminds me of the Major/Blair years, when Major was PM.

I'm no big fan of Brown, but when I watch Prime Minister's Questions I don't see him being embarrassed. All I see is Cameron embarrassing himself.

He just keeps on and on about Northern Rock, then when it is pointed out that when push comes to shove he's supported every single thing the government did in response to the crisis, he hasn't got anything to say.

Not to mention that the other week he spent a good couple of minutes referring to Brown as 'you', assumably while the Speaker slept and his entire front bench was loudly whispering 'he' at him. Unfortunately he was too far up his backside to notice that he should be following Parliamentary protocol.

I see a serious, if highly flawed, politician getting bored of a pathetic little Eton boy who thinks he's still in the playground trying to get out as many News of the World front page soundbytes as he can in 30 minutes.

Gordon Brown might be a poor PM, but Cameron is a poor excuse for a human being.

Fortunately we get some sense when Cleggy stands up. Yes, I have a nickname for the LibDem leader. I know it's sad.

 

[stan1980]

I'm no big fan of Brown, but when I watch Prime Minister's Questions I don't see him being embarrassed. All I see is Cameron embarrassing himself.

He just keeps on and on about Northern Rock, then when it is pointed out that when push comes to shove he's supported every single thing the government did in response to the crisis, he hasn't got anything to say.

Not to mention that the other week he spent a good couple of minutes referring to Brown as 'you', assumably while the Speaker slept and his entire front bench was loudly whispering 'he' at him. Unfortunately he was too far up his backside to notice that he should be following Parliamentary protocol.

I see a serious, if highly flawed, politician getting bored of a pathetic little Eton boy who thinks he's still in the playground trying to get out as many News of the World front page soundbytes as he can in 30 minutes.

Gordon Brown might be a poor PM, but Cameron is a poor excuse for a human being.

Fortunately we get some sense when Cleggy stands up. Yes, I have a nickname for the LibDem leader. I know it's sad.

To be honest i haven't watched prime ministers questions much lately, but it was the impression i was getting last year. I haven't found a party yet worthy of my vote, so i might just have to start my own one.

 

[Robbie_James_Francis]

To be honest i haven't watched prime ministers questions much lately, but it was the impression i was getting last year. I haven't found a party yet worthy of my vote, so i might just have to start my own one.

I don't normally, but I have six hours of lectures a week and BBC have brought out the iplayer.

 

[The Nihilist]

Well it depends on which type of zombie your talking about, some just like flesh. But I think your right about the speed thing, the traditional slow moving zombie would have a problem, but then again some types of zombie flesh is poisoned.

You guys know this is silly. Animals will never try to eat a zombie.

 

[Eudaimonist]

Abortion, gay marriage and people who smell? I think we need a little perspective.

What political, social and/or ethical issues really keep you awake at night?

The way that people nowadays tend to look to government to shift the burden of their problems onto others worries me.


eudaimonia,

Mark

 

[stan1980]

I don't normally, but I have six hours of lectures a week

*wishes he was at uni again*

 

[.Sabre.]

Judgmentalism, poverty, the Big Brother state that seems rather likely to be put into action right about now...

 

[cantata]

It's climate change for me. I find that very scary indeed.