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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Babidoll85 » Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:09 pm

smokinbunta wrote:

Ok... really not looking to start a sex war here, but I seen what skinner01 is saying more then a few times in my days.. and I'm only 26.. and it's a big mystery to me, maybe not necessarily the same M.O. But I've also seen both male and female do "the Lori".



Now I feel like I need to catch up on this thread.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby tireiron » Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:56 pm

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tireiron wrote:Hey major, my wife went to Hugh C. Williams high school...


No shit! What year? I'm 1981.


She's '88. Had some older siblings running around, though. Last name is Robarge.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby NX02GT » Mon Mar 26, 2012 11:04 pm

I was wondering what there was to watch on Sundays now as well. I don't know what day its on but Game of Thrones is back soon. Until then, GN reading is back, I had to start over though because I don't remember where I was, on the farm somewhere.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby MVegas » Tue Mar 27, 2012 4:41 pm

NX02GT wrote:I was wondering what there was to watch on Sundays now as well. I don't know what day its on but Game of Thrones is back soon. Until then, GN reading is back, I had to start over though because I don't remember where I was, on the farm somewhere.


This Sunday, April 1. Beer and popcorn preps complete. :wink:
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 1:21 am

When does Season three start for TWD?



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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby OTTB » Wed Mar 28, 2012 12:27 pm

My prediction for season 3

Carl doesnt stay in the jail

Rick kills shit

Daryl kills shit and bangs baldy

T-Dog gets a shakespear like monologue

Herschell turns up the Awesome

Glenn stays a wuss but keeps banging the hot girl
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby ninja-elbow » Wed Mar 28, 2012 12:40 pm

OTTB wrote:
Carl doesnt stay in the jail



"Carl! Get back into the prison!"

Carl is never in the prison.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Babidoll85 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 12:47 pm

OTTB wrote:My prediction for season 3

Carl doesnt stay in the jail

Rick kills shit

Daryl kills shit and bangs baldy

T-Dog gets a shakespear like monologue

Herschell turns up the Awesome

Glenn stays a wuss but keeps banging the hot girl



Glenn isn't a wuss! And why am I drawing a blank as to who baldy is??
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby majorhavoc » Wed Mar 28, 2012 1:05 pm

Babidoll85 wrote:
OTTB wrote:My prediction for season 3

Carl doesnt stay in the jail

Rick kills shit

Daryl kills shit and bangs baldy

T-Dog gets a shakespear like monologue

Herschell turns up the Awesome

Glenn stays a wuss but keeps banging the hot girl


Glenn isn't a wuss! And why am I drawing a blank as to who baldy is??



I'm thinking maybe he means Carol, mother of Sophia (moment of silence please......). She has short hair; sorta maybe that equals 'baldy'? ...... No, doesn't really work for me either.

And damn straight Glenn is no wuss. Why? Because he gets scared shitless over the idea of doing something, but then goes ahead and does it anyway. Day after day. That's my personal definition of true courage.

People seem to have forgotten that in Season One, Glenn would go into Altanta almost everyday, solo. He complained bitterly that the one time he brought a group along with him, they found Rick and promptly got surrounded by zombies. The guy's a freakin' ninja.

That he also happens to be a genuinely nice guy isn't his fault. :wink:
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby SeerSavant » Wed Mar 28, 2012 1:14 pm

majorhavoc wrote:

And damn straight Glenn is no wuss. Why? Because he gets scared shitless over the idea of doing something, but then goes ahead and does it anyway. Day after day. That's my personal definition of true courage.



It's a good one, too..
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Babidoll85 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 1:16 pm

majorhavoc wrote:
Glenn isn't a wuss! And why am I drawing a blank as to who baldy is??[/

And damn straight Glenn is no wuss. Why? Because he gets scared shitless over the idea of doing something, but then goes ahead and does it anyway. Day after day. That's my personal definition of true courage.

People seem to have forgotten that in Season One, Glenn would go into Altanta almost everyday, solo. He complained bitterly that the one time he brought a group along with him, they found Rick and promptly got surrounded by zombies. The guy's a freakin' ninja.

That he also happens to be a genuinely nice guy isn't his fault. :wink:



Glenn is a total bad ass. He's the one that always gets his hands dirty. Remember when he went down the well? He's always the one running the errands too. And yeah that's right, must be Carol=baldy. Is it lame that I am super excited I get to see Sophia in September ( I think)? And I love Daryl. He is a fox.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Roger Brough » Wed Mar 28, 2012 1:23 pm

I liked the predictions. I think that helicopter might land and Merle will jump out to challenge his brother to a one-handed fistfight over that bike.

To me, the best part of the show is the interaction with other members of the living who they cross paths with now and again. Since there is so little proof to substantiate re-animation, one would assume that a virus would cause the dead to go out with a whimper rather than a bang. Just using simple math, one would also conclude that the amount of resources available would then be enormous, but the show tries to make you think otherwise. Everything has already been taken.

Unlike Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize winning tome, where everything dies, TWD displays a world where most of nature is very much alive. The greatest danger then is the same thing that it is now. Man. Like Jurassic Park, the creatures allow one to be distracted rather than focus on solving real problems.

What seems so counterintuitive is the starting over. They have now passed through their farming phase, where he who controls agriculture is in charge. Soon, they will move to the industrial age and finally, the age of information. In the last episode, they will all sit on computers and just type what they are doing, as if it were real.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Carl M Neit » Wed Mar 28, 2012 1:58 pm

Roger Brough wrote:I liked the predictions. I think that helicopter might land and Merle will jump out to challenge his brother to a one-handed fistfight over that bike.

To me, the best part of the show is the interaction with other members of the living who they cross paths with now and again. Since there is so little proof to substantiate re-animation, one would assume that a virus would cause the dead to go out with a whimper rather than a bang. Just using simple math, one would also conclude that the amount of resources available would then be enormous, but the show tries to make you think otherwise. Everything has already been taken.

Unlike Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize winning tome, where everything dies, TWD displays a world where most of nature is very much alive. The greatest danger then is the same thing that it is now. Man. Like Jurassic Park, the creatures allow one to be distracted rather than focus on solving real problems.

What seems so counterintuitive is the starting over. They have now passed through their farming phase, where he who controls agriculture is in charge. Soon, they will move to the industrial age and finally, the age of information. In the last episode, they will all sit on computers and just type what they are doing, as if it were real.


Brough, I agree except for one point. Rick and his group of merry men are still hunter-gatherers, they failed their feeble attempt at being farmers and will skip that whole phase. The reason that they failed and must skip that phase is that none of them have the characteristics needed to build something from nothing and protect it from others. Possibly more than story of social progression, its a story of Darwinian evolution. Slowly, you see that those who are incapable of adapting to the new reality are being removed from the gene pool. Simple analysis would suggest that Darrell will survive the longest as he has the best survival instinct of the group. He is a man than can both effectively interact with those around him in order to gain favor and trust and remain independent, without a real need for the rest of the group. His fierce independence and bias for action makes him a survivor juxtaposed to the others who socialize ideas and campaign for concurrence when they should be working to improve their condition.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby RickOShea » Wed Mar 28, 2012 1:59 pm

Roger Brough wrote:
What seems so counterintuitive is the starting over. They have now passed through their farming phase, where he who controls agriculture is in charge. Soon, they will move to the industrial age and finally, the age of information. In the last episode, they will all sit on computers and just type what they are doing, as if it were real.

WHAT !?!?!?! They haven't even reached the "Thunderdome" stage yet.......Maybe that's in Woodbury.

And in the final, series finale episode.....Rick will wake-up from his coma, and the first thing he'll see is Shane replacing the flowers in the vase. :wink:
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby kbilly84 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 2:13 pm

RickOShea wrote:And in the final, series finale episode.....Rick will wake-up from his coma, and the first thing he'll see is Shane replacing the flowers in the vase. :wink:

And then Rick will think Shane has re-re-animated, and kill him all over again.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Roger Brough » Wed Mar 28, 2012 2:16 pm

What it he was only having a dream that he was dreaming that he was dreaming?
People put too much emphasis on ole’ Charlie Darwin’s theory about the survival of the fittest. It has produced a cottage industry of shake-weights, special-muscle-morphing powder drinks, and girly men that sell exercise videos. Not me.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby majorhavoc » Wed Mar 28, 2012 3:06 pm

Babidoll85 wrote:Glenn is a total bad ass. He's the one that always gets his hands dirty. Remember when he went down the well?


Good times.

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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Roger Brough » Wed Mar 28, 2012 3:57 pm

After seeing that picture, you can start to feel a little sympathy for those poor zombies. Such a long face...
People put too much emphasis on ole’ Charlie Darwin’s theory about the survival of the fittest. It has produced a cottage industry of shake-weights, special-muscle-morphing powder drinks, and girly men that sell exercise videos. Not me.
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby whataburger » Wed Mar 28, 2012 4:15 pm

...just yearning for love.... :lol:
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 5:19 pm

majorhavoc wrote:
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Um why is the rope they are all pulling on going outside the well? If that is the case where is the taut rope going into the well that Ninja Boy is hanging from? I just can't get my head around the thing.

Edit to add I finally noted a time other talking that Ricks wife is doing something! She is actually trying to help save Glenn! OMFG!
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Babidoll85 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 5:37 pm

Gun_Nut_2k1 wrote:
majorhavoc wrote:
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Um why is the rope they are all pulling on going outside the well? If that is the case where is the taut rope going into the well that Ninja Boy is hanging from? I just can't get my head around the thing.

Edit to add I finally noted a time other talking that Ricks wife is doing something! She is actually trying to help save Glenn! OMFG!


Wrong again. I'm pretty sure she's just looking on. How's it going down there?
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 6:12 pm

Great!
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby RickOShea » Wed Mar 28, 2012 6:31 pm

Gun_Nut_2k1 wrote:Um why is the rope they are all pulling on going outside the well? If that is the case where is the taut rope going into the well that Ninja Boy is hanging from? I just can't get my head around the thing.

Erm.....You weren't supposed to notice that.

To drag that much ass across the ground, the other end of the rope was hooked to one of the Hyundias. :wink:
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Re: "Walking Dead" Cable Series

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 6:40 pm

Damn it man!
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