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Well nobody watches the weather channel when its all sunshine and rainbows maybe if u did theyd be excited for the happy days

Little itch monsters

Oh it will be painful like covid-20 which is like covid-19 but one more

WHY? I'm supposed to sleep on my back but i havent been doing so for the past year maybe 2 years bc im naturally sleep on my stomach. I have to force myself to train myself to sleep on my back and i hate it. Im so tired rn but ill never fall sslrrp bc im on my back

I hope u graduated to the legit brands

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I love making wings w/the diablo sauce Mm Mm Mmmm!!!

Now put your fingers in my mouth

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You can probably tell I prefer viral over fungi or protozoan. Idk if there's ever been a bacterial lore?

oof 28 days later is def not one of my favorite zomber franchises... just so much is ehhhh to me including the rage monkeys

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I like a wide range as well. Gives people hope yet uncertainty

I always thought it was far fetched for ppl to go thru such a change in a couple minutes or less. Anythings possible tho...

Yea I can't remember if that was TWD either but I think so.... I vaguely remember it... People thinking their immune system will beat it lets the disease spread in ways it wouldn't if it was inevitable or if it happened too quickly... If someone can conceal it, carry it, and believe they'll be fine, they'd be very likely to bring it into safe zones past any security...

That's why infected humans is typically easier canon. It solves a lot of those issues. And again there's lots of different kinds of pathogens, not all in the blood or in large enough quantities in the blood to infect another from a mosquito or tick bite. A zombie may behave differently than a panicked human. They might go very slow at times conserving energy, or even go dormant waiting for prey. I don't like them only eating humans either. I think they might even eat each other in dire straits for moisture and calories...

I haven't watched any of the old films except the original Night of the Living Dead in awhile. I get them mixed up. I know about the fork w/romero and russo doing different sequel series. I think that was for the best. I am fond of the talking zombies but they're way less scary. I like that they eat brains to stop the pain of being dead. That's nifty. I don't like the spiritual transgression angle at all really. People would definitely be going on about that in a zombie apocalypse tho. See as much as I prefer the infected humans instead of actual undead, I'm really fond of the zombies busting out of graves too. It's just fun, and makes me think of the 80s. It depends on what kind of pathogen it is. Rabies doesn't infect the blood. It travels thru the nervous system to the brain, and it's a very slow way of moving thru the body. That's why 1-3 months is an option in the poll bc that's how long it takes rabies to reach the central nervous system. That's definitely slow enough to amputate or attempt an excision.And even if it was a blood disease, if the viral load was low, the bite wasn't deep, it could possibly take longer than 4 seconds for it to get thru the capillaries and into the main veins/arteries. That would be the only way in that specific situation tho and it would have to be immediate.

I liked the carpet. It gave a certain allure. Like not afraid to be dirty. And in those shoes you don't vacuum. You make simps vacuum for you.

anything Monty Python

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zombie games are such a good opportunity for environmental storytelling. state of decay does it really well sometimes. The closer you look the more things you find. Things like putting wedding rings on skeletons then if you look around you might find out what happened to the spouse. I like the getting sick option. I was particularly intrigued when I found out rabies will progress faster or slower depending on how far from the central nervous system the bite is. I like that... traveling up the nerves. Then once it enters the CNS, you get sick, and it's up to your immune system. Two different variables to give uncertainty to the situation and cover a wide range of progressions. I'm still not sure what time frames are best tho. I like the responses this thread got. I didn't expect so many tbh. It's given me lots to think about.

I saw Cargo. I liked it a lot. Martin Freeman is a good actor. I tend to imagine infected rabid humans rather than actual undead. Still, for fully undead zombies, I don't think we should be applying the normal rules of decay. Since they get up and run around, the corpse's system has obviously changed. There definitely would have to be a mechanism that's keeping the brain from decomposing. The anti-freeze thing is another variable. Some zombie fictions are based around getting someplace cold so youll be safer from the zombies. I think they'd need an anti-freeze property or some way of surviving the cold like blubbering up like a bear and hibernating in a cave or super metabolisms while they huddle up like penguins. It's just too easy for there to be complete salvation in the cold.

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what happened to bricky???