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Has the Z Apocalypse begun?
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Since it is "this forum" of course "this" belongs. It couldn't be "this forum" if the "this" was left out. It would then be only "forum," but since it is "this forum," "this" does belong.
There. Hoped that cleared up any confusion.
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Where else are those of us who are already zombies going to post?
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UPDATE:
Proper disposal methods for animal composting in rural areas:
Untitled Document
The Canadians are on it:
Toronto Department of Zombie Disposal commences operations | Boing Boing Gadgets
Retrieved from "http://zombie.wikia.com/wiki/Disposal":
Dumping simply dumping a body out into the street may seem like an easy solution, but it's impractical in the end. Corpses, zombie or not, stink and breed disease when left out in the open. However, undoubtedly there will be dead bodies lying about in the streets anyway, and one or two more shouldn't be too much of a problem. So, if you must dump a body or two, do so far away from your base.
Burial burying bodies in a grave is a very logical thing to do. Not only does it show respect for the dead, it also puts the body and any pathogens it may be carrying out of harm's way. When burying bodies, the grave should be at least 4 to 6 feet deep, and the bodies should be placed in bags or wrappings of some kind, such as a plastic garbage bags. Although mass graves are highly efficient, single graves are a good way to show respect for loved ones, or group members who may have died. Whether the graves are single or not, remember to mark them so that they're not accidentally dug up later by someone else. The main safety concern for burying bodies is that infected fluids may step down into the ground into aquifers and wells, but a combination of proper location and good waterproof wrappings can help alleviate this.
Burning bodies is another efficient and simple way of disposing of them, but it has its drawbacks. First and foremost, the bodies must be soaked in gasoline or some other fuel, which can be put to better use elsewhere. Additionally, burning bodies attracts attention with smoke and the smell of burning flesh. In addition to these drawbacks, burning can be dangerous; some types of zombie virus can be transferred into the smoke if the body is burned. Avoid burning bodies unless there are no alternatives.
Burial At Sea On a ship or boat, burial at sea is sometimes the only option. Throwing bodies into the water should only be done if the body is uninfected. Failure to do so could result in the infection spreading through water, or the body washing up somewhere else. If a burial at sea is necessary, tie a weight around the body's ankles, so as to allow the body to sink
Proper disposal methods for animal composting in rural areas:
Untitled Document
The Canadians are on it:
Toronto Department of Zombie Disposal commences operations | Boing Boing Gadgets
Retrieved from "http://zombie.wikia.com/wiki/Disposal":
Dumping simply dumping a body out into the street may seem like an easy solution, but it's impractical in the end. Corpses, zombie or not, stink and breed disease when left out in the open. However, undoubtedly there will be dead bodies lying about in the streets anyway, and one or two more shouldn't be too much of a problem. So, if you must dump a body or two, do so far away from your base.
Burial burying bodies in a grave is a very logical thing to do. Not only does it show respect for the dead, it also puts the body and any pathogens it may be carrying out of harm's way. When burying bodies, the grave should be at least 4 to 6 feet deep, and the bodies should be placed in bags or wrappings of some kind, such as a plastic garbage bags. Although mass graves are highly efficient, single graves are a good way to show respect for loved ones, or group members who may have died. Whether the graves are single or not, remember to mark them so that they're not accidentally dug up later by someone else. The main safety concern for burying bodies is that infected fluids may step down into the ground into aquifers and wells, but a combination of proper location and good waterproof wrappings can help alleviate this.
Burning bodies is another efficient and simple way of disposing of them, but it has its drawbacks. First and foremost, the bodies must be soaked in gasoline or some other fuel, which can be put to better use elsewhere. Additionally, burning bodies attracts attention with smoke and the smell of burning flesh. In addition to these drawbacks, burning can be dangerous; some types of zombie virus can be transferred into the smoke if the body is burned. Avoid burning bodies unless there are no alternatives.
Burial At Sea On a ship or boat, burial at sea is sometimes the only option. Throwing bodies into the water should only be done if the body is uninfected. Failure to do so could result in the infection spreading through water, or the body washing up somewhere else. If a burial at sea is necessary, tie a weight around the body's ankles, so as to allow the body to sink
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Yeah, but it is funny!
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My gift to you all.
A Zombie thread about Zombies.............. Enjoy.
A Zombie thread about Zombies.............. Enjoy.
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My gift to you all.
A Zombie thread about Zombies.............. Enjoy.
LOL! Well, after almost eight years, I'm not surprised the original article produces a Funky 404.
Maybe it is hosted here:
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I know it ain't really happening cause most of you guys would be doing a test on em to see which caliber does best then running back here to tell us. Heck yall would be keeping score.
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I know it ain't really happening cause most of you guys would be doing a test on em to see which caliber does best then running back here to tell us. Heck yall would be keeping score.
Like 10K on Z-Nation.
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