Zombie Apocalypse Preparedness Thread

[Pain505]

Originally Posted by CamaroSpike23

well, as another member pointed out. while a zombie apocalypse may never come, being prepared for it will also have you prepared for just about any emergency/disaster/etc that may come (outside of an asteroid landing on your house).

and what I want people to do is critique each others' plans to help each other same way I've been pointing out different things in others' plans to take into consideration. cus you just never know what may happen.


and I'd rather be prepared for it and it never happen than the other way around

Thats an idea rite ther. The nplan now is, if you see anyone in a camaro. They are now your best friend and you must regroup with them and b bffs and race thru the zombies runnin them over

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[CamaroSkooter]

Originally Posted by Pain505

Thats an idea rite ther. The nplan now is, if you see anyone in a camaro. They are now your best friend and you must regroup with them and b bffs and race thru the zombies runnin them over

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[Tyler360]

Originally Posted by CamaroSpike23

gotta get some dirt on that deck... and find the animals as well tho...

massive undertaking. however, a 6 month supply of food for a small city being distributed to only a handful of people could last for quite a while

Sure, it would be quite the undertaking. Once you get it, you would most likely have to go through it to make sure the carrier is entirely zombie free(your talking a 4,000 person capacity here). Once it is determined safe, settle down a bit and get your senses together. Now your main goal is to head to a shipping port. Shipping containers can hold massive amounts of resources. A fully loaded barge even more so, though finding one might be difficult. If jacking a barge fails, go after the containers on land. Don't forget about the aircraft. Helicopters can be used for getting the shipping containers from land to the carrier. With some chains, all you need to do is send someone down from the chopper onto the container. This person then secures the container(think of that scene in Avatar when they move the terminal). Choppers can also be used for the dirt and animals.

You could probably make a whole thread on what you could do with a carrier in a zombie apocalypse.

[CamaroSpike23]

Originally Posted by Tyler360

Sure, it would be quite the undertaking. Once you get it, you would most likely have to go through it to make sure the carrier is entirely zombie free(your talking a 4,000 person capacity here). Once it is determined safe, settle down a bit and get your senses together. Now your main goal is to head to a shipping port. Shipping containers can hold massive amounts of resources. A fully loaded barge even more so, though finding one might be difficult. If jacking a barge fails, go after the containers on land. Don't forget about the aircraft. Helicopters can be used for getting the shipping containers from land to the carrier. With some chains, all you need to do is send someone down from the chopper onto the container. This person then secures the container(think of that scene in Avatar when they move the terminal). Choppers can also be used for the dirt and animals.

You could probably make a whole thread on what you could do with a carrier in a zombie apocalypse.

while this is true... are you helo qualified?

I sure as hell am not. and, who's to say you wont be there on your own?

[djsnoflake]

On a side note, if the zombies are fast like in 28 Days Later, you can pretty much kiss your ass goodbye.

[helmincamaro]

Originally Posted by CamaroSpike23

and just found my new APC

does it have a good radio system in it? Gotta have some good tunes crankin

[2010SS2SS]

Biggest consideration is AMMO, WATER, SHELTER, FOOD....

Ammo will (would) be a big concern because you can only carry so much. Even in a vehicle your limited and when you run out you have to either resupply or be able to reload it. You can live longer without food than water, while shelter from the eliments
and danger is a must.
Plan A would be shelter in place! Lock down and stay low. Have enough ammo, water and food to last atleast a month or more. I keep over 5,000 rounds of .45/5.56/.308 on hand in each caliber. Water and food store will remain private. Keeping people to a minimum or those that you can trust would be important. Someone unknown or lurking is a potential issue. Sorry your DEAD!
Plan B would be have a bug out area set. Somewhere with minimal traffic (pedistrian/vehicle) good vantage points, high ground with limited access. Potable water and ability to grow food or live of the land

[CamaroSpike23]

Originally Posted by djsnoflake

On a side note, if the zombies are fast like in 28 Days Later, you can pretty much kiss your ass goodbye.

kinda, just need to be a good shot and calm under pressure...

and be able to run fast

Originally Posted by helmincamaro

does it have a good radio system in it? Gotta have some good tunes crankin

hells yeah!

Playin Highway to Hell all day long!!

[2010SS2SS]

White Zombie.."more human than human!!"

[djsnoflake]

Originally Posted by CamaroSpike23

kinda, just need to be a good shot and calm under pressure...

and be able to run fast

Actually, the more I think of it, I think if you could survive the first 2 days, the '28 days' style zombie would be easier to live through.

You'd really only need to stay hidden for about a month or 2 and eventually they would all starve to death. Because technically, they were alive.

Actual Zombies would be an eternal threat because they never die and who knows how long it would take for them to rot? They might 'live' for years, depending on the climate and such.

[PQ]

[CamaroSpike23]

Originally Posted by djsnoflake

Actually, the more I think of it, I think if you could survive the first 2 days, the '28 days' style zombie would be easier to live through.

You'd really only need to stay hidden for about a month or 2 and eventually they would all starve to death. Because technically, they were alive.

Actual Zombies would be an eternal threat because they never die and who knows how long it would take for them to rot? They might 'live' for years, depending on the climate and such.

maybe. its hard to say... have you seen 28 weeks later?

Originally Posted by PQ

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going out with your pants down again?

[djsnoflake]

Originally Posted by CamaroSpike23

maybe. its hard to say... have you seen 28 weeks later?

Yeah, just don't kiss your zombie wife, and that whole movie wouldn't have happened.

[PQ]

28 Weeks later?

Is it a good one?