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Old 18-10-2014, 18:35   #16
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Re: Anti-Zombie Advice Thread.
Zombies can't swim....... YET!
Think about it, at one time they were slow, stupid, lumbering corpses, but now we have the new modern fast and aggressive zombies.
Those suckers are evolving
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Old 18-10-2014, 19:29   #17
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Didn't we do a zombie thread last year when cold weather set in? Cold causes worry.
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Old 18-10-2014, 20:20   #18
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Don't forget the double tap..
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Old 18-10-2014, 23:44   #19
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Undertakers should tie the shoe laces together of the dearly departed the a zombie apocalypse would be much more amusing.
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Re: Anti-Zombie Advice Thread.
Anchor next to a Hunter or Bene- everyone knows that Zombies will attack them first. When you hear the screams, cut the anchor lose and get away!
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Not marine related, but these guys have some good tactics.

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Old 19-10-2014, 00:57   #22
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Zombies can't swim....... YET!
Think about it, at one time they were slow, stupid, lumbering corpses, but now we have the new modern fast and aggressive zombies.
Those suckers are evolving
The first generation didn't know how to run.
The second generation can run.
The third generation will run the country.
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Already doing it
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Old 19-10-2014, 09:44   #24
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I get my info here - Zombie Dilemmas

For sailing, cruisersforum is good, but for Zombie info, I'll trust Colin Drysdale.

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Do female zombies look any different than male zombies, and how do you tell a female zombie from a woman who has had a hard day with the kids?
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http://www.amazon.com/Undead-Reckoni.../dp/B00HTNY0Q6

This was a fun read, a zombie story with a nautical twist.
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Surviving the zombie apocalypse is relatively easy. Zombies are dead, slow and stupid. And they rot, so they have a rather short 'livespan'.

In temperate regions it will take about 2 weeks for flies to fully convert zombies into more flies. During the zombie apocalypse flies are your friends. Decomposition: fly life cycle and development times - Australian Museum
What happens when the flies bite you after?
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