Zombie Squad

I made it through to the end but it seemed near interminable. I kept waiting for something interesting to happen. I vaguely remember at one point fighting off sleep and wondering if Micah had come to the mountaintop observatory to kill Sam's father. I found myself hoping that Micah had come to kill ...

Innocent B-movie entertainment, or cautionary fable of our grim but inevitable future? You decide ...

Based on the original, I fear for that dog ...

RonnyRonin wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 16, 2019 11:45 pm

I remember loving it on first watch, then forcing my friends to watch it. I was not allowed to pick a movie for awhile after that.

I had a similar experience when I made my friends watch 'The Big Lebowski'. That's when I realized I needed new friends.

But how is it? Based on the recipe alone it sounds awesome!

Lee trim guides for 10mm & .40 cal. Lee sizing dies .451 & .429. Lee 4 lb dip pot for annealing experiments. 1k 9x18 makarov brass. 20 ga Forster slug mold. & 1k CI 22 or ammo, (on clearance at Graf's). Dumb question: what do you mean by a Lee "trim guide"? Do you mean their case length gauges?

Looks like the undercarriage at the extreme front and rear ends of the vehicle is designed to improve approach and departure angles. Both for that and for its amphibious capabilities. That's right! Clearly inspired by 007's amphibious Lotus Esprit: http://static.financialexpress.com/m-images/M_Id_4...

Looks like the undercarriage at the extreme front and rear ends of the vehicle is designed to improve approach and departure angles.

A decent socket wrench set is a lifetime investment that will pay for itself many times over if you're at all handy/mechanically inclined. I purchased a Craftsman SAE/metric set in the late 1980s when they probably were still American made. I was just a kid at the time, but to this day, I consider i...

Welcome to Zombie Squad (officially)!

This tsunami was apparently caused by an underwater landslide, rather than an earthquake. Although I doubt that distinction matters much to the many, many victims.

grumpyviking said: I don't plan for death, if it happens it happens, but i'm planning for life not death. and I don't dwell on it either. I have too many people who depend on me, or who I care about, to not plan and prep for whatever might come down the pike. At the.core of my religious beliefs is ...

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Screw discussions about post apocalyptic ammo availability or discrepancies between line of sight and bore axis. Dental decay and how to prevent it truly is the key factor in surviving the zombie infestation.

Gerber Dime mini multi tool: $9.40. Normally goes for $15 - $20 https://smile.amazon.com/Gerber-Dime-Multi-Tool-Green-31-001132/dp/B007BKLB8C/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1545149196&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=Gerber+Dime+Multi-Tool&psc=1 Another Amazon deal of the day. Special price applies to either gree...

OP: you need to substantiate the assertion you make in your initial post. Otherwise the rest of us have no way to assess the credibility of this threat. Where are YOU getting your information from?

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That's an interesting proposal. I'm a member of several hiking clubs where I live and we have the same issue: many of us first became involved in our 20's and 30's, but dropped out when we had children. Even those of us who stayed, or came back after the kids left home, the club memberships are gett...

MPMalloy wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 13, 2018 3:42 pm

From NPR: I should have seen this coming.

Given the source, I'm not surprised.

Next thing you know, people will be trying to tell me that C-3PO isn't real.

Yes, I have a Ganzo. The Firebird G753 or something like that. G10 scales, axis lock and commendably sharp out of the box. Solid lockup and no discernible lateral play. I don't remember how much I paid, but it must have been around $10 on special from Gearbest. Perhaps my standards are lower than so...

grumpyviking wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 09, 2018 6:35 am

the "London Riots" proved differently. at least this side of the pond anyway.

I wasn't aware the London Riots were in response to a disaster. I thought they were due to social, political and racial tensions. If so, we really shouldn't be talking about that incident here on a disaster forum.

MPMalloy wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 06, 2018 7:05 pm

LAWs or RPGs?

Hey, just what you see pal!

The robot knew this would be more effective. If it had done what you suggest it would have been quickly shut down after attacking very few humans. This way, it was like a bear spray grenade, cleverly disguised as an " accident ". If they were as devilishly smart and autonomous as you have written w...