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- (closed) | 1407 29Dec12 | written by Linoge
I was not a huge fan of the book, so maybe it is just as well the movie’s only point of similarity appears to be its title:
Of course, the movie goes with freakishly hyper-fast zombies, whereas the books featured the standard shamblers… I cannot say as though I have ever been a huge proponent of the former position. I mean, unless we are going to the 28 Days Later theory, "zombies" are [...]
- (closed) | 1528 28Dec12 | written by Linoge
But this was not half bad:
Use the right tool for the job, and when it comes to zombies, a revolver ain’t it.
(Video should be fixed now.)
- (closed) | 1818 26Dec12 | written by Linoge
While Christmas shopping recently, Better Half discovered that Amazon has a dedicated, actual, honest-to-God storefront named Zombie Apocalypse Supplies.
No, really:
This store has such categories as "Brain Protection" and "Duct Tape".
I might be at a loss for words.
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- (closed) | 0943 26Aug12 | written by Linoge
So almost three months ago, eFoods Direct sent me three packages of their dehydrated survival / preparedness / emergency food, and, honestly, thanks to our chaotic schedules, needing to make leftovers for work lunches, and various other problems, we have only had a chance to eat just one of the packages – their creamy potato soup (and, in honesty, that was about a month ago… never enough time to write what I want these days). [...]
- (closed) | 1034 19May12 | written by Linoge
Despite still being painted as a “fringe” aspect of our society comprised of nothing more than loony-bin candidates who somehow escaped psychological “assistance”, the whole concept of “survivalism” and “prepping” has understandably caught on amongst the American people, with even the CDC jumping onboard the zombie bandwagon in order to encourage people to keep basic supplies in their homes. Because, really, if you are ready for the zombie apocalypse, a hurricane is just a storm. [...]
- (closed) | 2113 08Oct11 | written by Linoge
By and large, electric vehicles are an insufficient replacement for most people’s primary forms of conveyance. A lot of people will not like that statement, but it is true. However, I am glad to see that some innovators are willing to take that reality as a starting point, and work around it:
Like the Toyota Supra Mk IV, the EV-1 was a car loved by some but ultimately too expensive for massive market acceptance. [...]
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