Speaking of 28 Days Later, I've thought of one change that could have stopped that movie dead.As Seen On 360 said:You'll probably find this brand new show full of ideas for your bug out bag.
Honestly, if I really had to think about this, I wouldn't prep a bag, I'd move into a high-rise fit for the rich and brimming with supplies, 28 Days Later style. Cut the power to the elevator and barricade the stairs if it were zombies, not only making it difficult for them to explore the place but also giving me many options for hiding. The odds of one getting through and finding the exact floor and room I'm staying in are slim to none.
This of course assumes that the zombies could starve and I could wait them out. If that were not the case, no idea what I'd do. All I know is I wouldn't kill myself, because the prospect of living in a world post-disaster would be too intriguing for me to pass up.
Rule number 1 of Swiss Army Knives: You will always lose the toothpick.Scarim Coral said:Err but I do got a Swiss Army Knife! well ok I bought it since it's cool and I always wanted one but that will be the first thing I will pick up when such danger has arrived. Well ok I need a new one since the scissor is worn out and the blade itself is cover in sticky tape goo and I lost the toothpick!
Yay, zombie buddies! We will roam the Earth looking for braaains to eat.Colour-Scientist said:Me too. We can be zombie buddies.Nouw said:Nope. I'm going to die a statistic, one of the countless millions that will die with the apocalypse. Why bother living with paranoia at the back of my head preparing for something that may never come when I can simply pass away as it is intended.