re: The Walking Dead

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I would want a windshield to stop the splatter.

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Those helmets have face shields.

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west coast with the storms we get down here.

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Hell yeah. That is a great idea. CA will be completely empty of live humans since all those democrats will be eaten alive waiting for the government to protect them.

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Bought a couple hundred rounds for my 9mm on the way home from work. Gotta practice my head shots.

I have a question about the zombies. Do they have to eat? In other words, if they don't find enough to eat, do they die for good?

I'm thinking of pulling a Marathon Sunday. I'm pretty sure they are re-running the entire series starting at something like 3:30 our time.

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but in the spirit of this, we should all toot our own horns for a minute and sell yourself on what you'd be best at and what you'd bring to the group.


and Go!

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-good shot
-has access to a boat
-would be willing to play pimp to Turd's zombie hoes.
-not willing to play bitch
-can speak fluent zombie

I think we have enough firepower here on TD that we could retake a small town and defend it as well. I guess it all depends on what kind of zombies are for real.

That is not a shabby price but I want the enhanced version.

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Ask MJC what it is like to shoot under pressure when it counts the most.

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I'll just say from training exercises after you fire the first few rounds and your ears ring and your breathing calms down it gets easier and you get in somewhat of a zone. You pretty much block out everything around you and just focus on what you're doing. Even in training it's a rush though because you are pretending it's the real deal.

In a real situation, I've only had to spray and pray and we were oscar mike(on the movie). You just pretend your weapon is a force field and the more fire you lay down the safer you feel.

It's hard to explain and I've truthfully never known what it's like to be busting head shots on a lot of mother frickers to save my life, but I'd think your training would kick in and it would feel similar to my first paragraph.