well, i have a book all about that, it's called "the zombie survival guide" by Max Brooks
-- it's absolutely essential reading for any who expect a chance after the dead start walking :thumbup:
and also, living in São Paulo, Brazil makes us more than prepared for that sort of event... all houses have bars on any possible "thug inlet" since the crime problem is so extreme :dry: - plus, most of us live in apartment buildings, the majority of which feature airlock-like double gated entrances (the inner gate only opens if the outer one is closed)
many similar wartime security features abound in every aspect of daily life around here... so even without guns (at first) - i, myself could last for weeks without need to leave my place, as could most of us...
i mean, just take a stroll in streetview around these parts, you'll immediately notice the almost hostile popularity of high walls with electrified fences on top, with heavy-duty steel gates and bars on every window
we're surely ready for zombies, i think - we've been living "as if" for decades, so what's the worse that can happen?
and also, living in São Paulo, Brazil makes us more than prepared for that sort of event... all houses have bars on any possible "thug inlet" since the crime problem is so extreme :dry: - plus, most of us live in apartment buildings, the majority of which feature airlock-like double gated entrances (the inner gate only opens if the outer one is closed)
many similar wartime security features abound in every aspect of daily life around here... so even without guns (at first) - i, myself could last for weeks without need to leave my place, as could most of us...
i mean, just take a stroll in streetview around these parts, you'll immediately notice the almost hostile popularity of high walls with electrified fences on top, with heavy-duty steel gates and bars on every window
we're surely ready for zombies, i think - we've been living "as if" for decades, so what's the worse that can happen?