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i saw that headline and didn't think i wanted to read it... so i read it here instead i guess.. should have went with my original thought. i didn't want to read it..
Did a couple jobs down there (construction) and the only people we could find that could pass a drug test were those that were on work release from prison or jail.
From what I have seen of zombies they all seem to suffer from some form of advanced orthopedic issue and so I would imagine have limited ability to bend their knees, therefore to keep them out of the back yard one only would need a 1 foot high wooden fence?
Just remember.. always double tap!! And the Hornady ZMAX rounds are sweet, but I am sure any round to the head should do it. This is important cause the only way to stop and kill zombies is with a headshot...
According to the Illinois Department of Transportation wearing your seatbelt will protect you from zombies.... So they're trying to convince us to wear our seatbelts by lying to us???!!!!?!?! You should've seen my kid's face when that commercial played on the radio the first time.
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