Zombie Squad

So update us on how this project is going!

12_Gauge_Chimp wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 09, 2020 12:35 pm

Where's Wee Drop O'Bush when you need her ?

This thread sounds like something that'd be in her wheelhouse and maybe she could give us a bit of info on what others in her AO use as alternatives to dogs for herding livestock.

Toddlers. There's a reason farm families had tons of kids.

I think both are happening among those I see speaking this way. Some people really think they mean it. Most of them are truly clueless about violence and what really happens when people start getting rounded up or shoot back. Most are venting hyperbolicly and would shift how they spoke if I could ch...

In other Seattle news, a person driving a car drop up the exit ramp, onto a closed freeway, striking 2 protesters. One died yesterday and the other is in serious condition. This is getting some coverage, from national news, whike other parts of are not. The coverage of this one is real weird. First...

I burned through it in one sitting and I enjoyed it. I recommend it to any other ZS members for the small price. I think a good editor (which I am not) could help with typos and highlighting good opportunities to expand the story. I know normally good editors are pushing to make the story more succi...

Back when I lived in SE Texas (I left there around September of 2006), I actually looked forward to winter because it gave a bit of a reprieve from the constant heat and humidity. The heat, surprisingly enough, wasn't the worst part. It was the humidity that sucked big time. The humidity still suck...

I pity people that are so dull, boring, and dead inside that they can't enjoy the opportunity to wear ninja masks in public without judgment. Just wanted to mention that ninjas who work in the summer have my respect. It's hard to be secretive while hiding in the corner of a ceiling while your sweat...

I bought it and I am looking forward to reading it!

Please have someone proofread your amazon summary of the book. I'm pretty sure "decode" should be "decide."

I enjoyed it and I hope they make a second season. I also felt there was a little bit of contrived drama while simultaneously thinking people in that scenario would be even more dramatic and crazy than the show portrayed. I have no idea how much maintenance a jet really needs, but I bet it's a lot, ...

I pity people that are so dull, boring, and dead inside that they can't enjoy the opportunity to wear ninja masks in public without judgment.

Make sense. I remember seeing some protest (LA, I think?) where they ran out into the middle of a busy highway, and some got hit. Regardless of a driver's intentions, the laws of physics (Newton's first law, here) don't care about the laws of man, and a vehicle travelling several dozen miles an hou...

Just FYI, I expect parts of the US will shift to a South African model of de-funded public police and a robust private security sector which guards the rich and culls the cream of the Public Police crop with better pay, better benefits, and better working conditions. Just my personal opinion, but I...

Okay, I'm not getting how having to pass through a gate "as part of traffic management and security measures" would imply that this was anything but restricted access and that entry by such a group was trespassing. The legalities of the actual status of the road can (and is) be argued in court late...

Of note, it seems that Minnesota has a castle doctrine for the home, but not businesses or other such; outside of the home they have a duty to retreat. If they're reducing the police force, I wonder if that will end up changing. Given the guy that wishes he'd given his car keys to a mugger, I'm not...

The information I have, is that the roads were private and not maintained by the city, county or state. It seems doubtful that the city or county would allow this enclave to put up wrought-iron gates, blocking off a public road...but I suppose it's possible. I have seen conflicting information on t...

What we have learned especially from civil wars of the last 30 years is elites (successful ones, anyway) have learned to lever people into in-groups and out-groups and force the "neutral" to get off the fence and join a side (for sheer survival). Actually, elites have managed that for a while. Chai...

I'll be in Iowa for as long as it's tenable. Some parts of the PNW & the SE CONUS look good. It's a fluid thing, atm. The gut feeling that I should get out of my little corner of the PNW has been growing. It would be real hard for me to leave the amazing network of people I have here. I don't see t...

Masks are now mandatory in my region for everyone in an indoor public place, and outdoors when you're likely to pass within 6 ft of someone you don't live with. You can be fined for failing to comply, but a lot of LEO agencies have publicly stated they refuse to enforce it. I hear the number of case...

I believe being able to handle suffering is a very basic foundational skill of adulthood.

If you can't handle suffering, you won't do well even in our wealthy industrial society.

At one point I said I wouldn't bother to bug out. I would now be considering bugging out if I lived there. Not for the reasons many here have cited. The people I know that are regularly going into that area are now blaming much, if not all the violence on "white supremacist agitators coming in from ...

I'm chiming in to back up what Halfapint has reported, and copying what I posted in the "civil war" thread. I have 3 friends/acquaintances that live in that neighborhood. I have another dozen plus that have been in there several times the last few days. They all consistently say the only thing that'...

Congrats!

Enjoy the amazing challenge of raising her to be fierce and powerful.

Not to be overtly sexual here. But as a 38 year old male. I am more interested in the future ",performance" of these quote unquote female machines. I mean at least they wont,hopefully nag. Now I'm more concerned with AI enabling us to not grow as healthy quality adults. The real threat of AI might ...

Thanks for all the pics!

The idea of animals being shipped in the mail and dying creeps me out a bit.

I am incredibly jealous of those greenhouses.