Comments on: What You Don’t Prepare For

By: amy

amy — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 22:18:42 +0000

wouldnt really think twice about shooting it… dont mean to sound heartless but in my eyes it died the second that morsel of flesh bit it:)

By: Coyoteseyes

Coyoteseyes — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 16:37:45 +0000

I have children , im a guy , and they would be the number one priority , i know the place that supplies all the grocery stores in my area to raid for initial supplies , not effin walmart where everyone is gunna go . with children i’d deffinetly do anything to survive , meaning get in my way and ill blow your effin brains away just like any Zed .parents will probably be the most strong willed determined and dangerous ppl . now that i think about it . if you see some one with a child or children . you should probably stay away . i would assume you are trying to steal my supplies and shoot you before you get close and move on with great haste . the fact that i live in a small city surrounded by the boondocks is helpful and that i know the surrounding 40 miles of dirt roads will be helpful im rambling i know . basically what im saying is my child will become a zomb over my dead body .

By: spartnrnger P77

spartnrnger P77 — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 03:02:27 +0000

Very good article. But a warning to those who are freaked out by killing zombie kids: it’s not them you have to truly worry about with the right precautions. It’s the parents of these kids that go nuts you really need to worry about. You “save” someone from apparent danger and when you go to make sure it’s dead you take a fatal wound in the back. Make sure the people you’re saving are actually in trouble!! Or you’ll inadvertantly get a thinking enemy!!

By: pothead4life

pothead4life — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 03:54:30 +0000

i would not hesitate i know a zombie like virus is coming and im getting ready as soon as i see one im getting guns food ammo and a shit load of weed and for emotional wise im also training for killing any infected so i say bring it on

By: Michael

Michael — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 02:29:00 +0000

there are no such things as zombie animals the virus only truly affects humans, though the undead do also eat animals a bitten animal will not become a zombie for unknown reasons the virus just kills them with no chance of reanimation. maybe due to a certain g-nome only in human traits that responds to virus properly to induce reanimation………………………………children zombies are a possibility but sometimes they are to weak to survive the virus before they are reanimated but it is still most likely they will join the ranks of the living dead

By: hencat

hencat — Mon, 10 May 2010 02:02:38 +0000

on the whole mouse and bug thing i dont think it would really be a huge problem after all what would infect them it’s not like a zombie is gonna just nibble a mouse or bug and if they get it from eating then you have an even bigger problem. seeing as everything you eat could kill you, at that point i’d lock my self in a room with drugs and a chick and just die. haha

By: Angryvikingman

Angryvikingman — Thu, 06 May 2010 17:15:32 +0000

In addendum:

Best seeds to plant:
Beans for protein and folic acid
Corn because it needs little care and you can make booze! (if you have a surplus)
tomatoes because theyre tasty and have small amounts of lots of nutrients.
Some kind of green veggie for potassium
Peppers of some kind. Most peppers have 2x+ more vitamin C than an orange, especially hot peppers.

By: Angryvikingman

Angryvikingman — Thu, 06 May 2010 17:09:25 +0000

If you have children large enough to impede your mobility, but too small to learn to shoot, then you need to have a base and operate from there, never going farther than you can get in about an hour. Yes, it will somewhat limit you, but unless you live in the farthest backwoods, then you can get somewhere with what you need in an hour, unless you’re just on foot. Also, if you have small children, then you need to think about staying put somewhere you can subsist on very little, and grow what you need to survive. I suggest buying a lot of seeds, and a growing guide to tell you the best times to plant, harvest, and insects to watch out for. Seeds are dehydrated and you can carry a large bundle without even adding a pound to your pack. Just something to think about. In a city, a large warehouse roof would make a great garden as long as you can get the proper soil depth. Which is easier than you think.

By: Shannondc

Shannondc — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 23:27:54 +0000

What I think about is how to survive with a child during the zombie apocalypse. I have a three year old son, how hard will it be to be on the run with small children when z-day comes?

By: Scav Dingo

Scav Dingo — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 21:24:28 +0000

..honestly that compassion and empathy you’ve had in the modern world will weed you out as a survivor in the new world of a zombi apocalypse..
..in part, the survivors will have to be a “zombi” psychologically being numb to emotions while retaining sanity during this event..
..disconcern and indifference will have to be practical thought and logical insensitivity will have to be contributed swiftly to decisions..
..what is the sole purpose of life in that new world? ..self-preservation and survival. ..what is the only occupation in that new world? ..warrior.