Needs to be a pop-up book. 😉
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“No one can tell what goes on in between the person you were and the person you become. No one can chart that blue and lonely section of hell. There are no maps of the change. You just...come out the other side. Or don't.”
by Stephen King The Stand
I should get this for my sister's son (+Jennifer Gregson ) It would make a great birthday present I think!
LOL. We gotta save the children!
I do not like the walking dead
I would not let them live right here
I would not let them live right there
I would not let them live anywhere
I do not like them Sam-Ash-I-Am
I will shoot them if I can
+Chad Wilson FTW!
Shooting only brings more..
Even Dr. Seuss knew that..
I think Mom should have been holding a crossbow on the cover. 😉
I am a big fan of the zombie genre. I find myself looking at home designs and often pondering their zombie survival fitness. The perfect home is up on stilts with a retractable stair case.
Reinforced pillars over stilts. A pressing horde of zombies exerts a lot of pressure on a structure.
Excellent point. Pillars are better than a big wall, because — in theory — the zombies may eventually pile up and each the top. There is less chance of that if the bottom of the house is open.
Also a good thought… they can't pile up on a stilt or pillar. Pillars are just strong enough to not get knocked over either. Reinforced concrete sunk deep into the ground. I can see the zombie mob milling about under the house but they would have nothing to "stack up" on. Now… disposal of zombies who are hanging out under your house? Ammo and fuel (for burning) would be valuable commodities that you would not want to waste. However, you can't stay holed up in the house forever. Multiple zip lines to other areas for escape? Then, how to get back…
No, never burn a zombie near your home. The stink would be awful. Rather, you draw them away. Otherwise, just let them hang around and wait for
I'm thinking building channels that they funnel into one way that lead off in another direction. Preferably, if the channels could lead over the edge of a cliff or into a pit, that would be handy. You could put "bait" at the end of the channel when zombies are present to keep them moving. However, I can see the need to occasionally "dredge" the channel for stuck zombies. It would require quite the intricate design and building.
How about underground tunnels?
Tunnels are bad. No daylight. Nearly all movie zombies had great senses of smell and hearing. It is better to be above ground.
Damn..
Mountain tops?
Given the typical imbalance of the typical movie zombie, if the incline and height is enough, then that would effectively make it zombie-proof.
Searching mountain top homes now..
Always assume your home can be compromised. Thus, there should be an alternate escape/entry route.