Just curious

[Cancel 2016.2]

The new season of "WALKING DEAD" starts tonight and I'm watching the final show from last season and I have a couple of questions.

If such a situation occured, what would you be willing to do to survive?

Can zombies starve to death or would they just rot and how long would it take?

Where would you try to go, to protect yourself?

Technically, aren't zombies ALREADY DEAD?

 

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Technically, aren't zombies ALREADY DEAD?

I suggest reading further.

 

[Cancel 2016.2]

I suggest reading further.

No thanks.... no need to get geeked out

 

[USFREEDOM911]

Technically, aren't zombies ALREADY DEAD?

Human wise, yes; but since they still find it necessary to "eat", they must be feeding to keep something within them alive.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

No thanks.... no need to get geeked out

C'mon, it's kind of fun.
We've already decided that it would take 5 to 10 years for the entire body to rot away, depending on the climate, and now we're talking long term defensive positions.

 

[FUCK THE POLICE]

Technically, aren't zombies ALREADY DEAD?

It depends upon whether your talking about the supernatural zombies of the 70's and such, based on mythology, or the zombies who modern people have used Applied Phlebotinum with to make them theoretically fit into the natural world.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

It depends upon whether your talking about the supernatural zombies of the 70's and such, based on\ mythology, or the zombies who modern people have used Applied Phlebotinum with to make them theoretically fit into the natural world.

I'm talking about the zombies that shamble about, looking for living things to kill, dismember, and eat; but who's bite is infectious (kind of like the bite of a Komodo dragon) to other humans and turns the recipiant into another zombie.

 

[BRUTALITOPS]

No, zombies cannot starve. They eat not because of need but because they're brain has rotted and only the most basic and primal parts survive. It also alters the way tissue breaks down and how mitosis occurs. So they do rot and decompose, but at very slow rate.

I have several plans for zombies. One involves the old Detroit train station. Its huge, commands a lot of area, and is unseigable by zombies.

some zombies starve. The rage kind of zombies like from 28 days later starve. It's only the undead slowwalker zombies that can just be undead forever.

 

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some zombies starve. The rage kind of zombies like from 28 days later starve. It's only the undead slowwalker zombies that can just be undead forever.

They're not zombies.

 

[FUCK THE POLICE]

I'm talking about the zombies that shamble about, looking for living things to kill, dismember, and eat; but who's bite is infectious (kind of like the bite of a Komodo dragon) to other humans and turns the recipiant into another zombie.

Those are mostly the modern kind. I don't think that supernatural zombies are infectious (although if you die, you might rise as well).

 

[DamnYankee]

some zombies starve. The rage kind of zombies like from 28 days later starve. It's only the undead slowwalker zombies that can just be undead forever.

Grind's avatar is way cooler than that little pussy Watermark.