policy changed? cool. finally. i found it ridiculous and annoying policy. (havent been there basically since the time it was down for maintenance and changed the look fo the site. it dont look familiar anymore.)
policy changed? cool. finally. i found it ridiculous and annoying policy. (havent been there basically since the time it was down for maintenance and changed the look fo the site. it dont look familiar anymore.)
*MaKiNG SeNSe iS NOT My PRioRiTy* *One is None, Two is One, But Butter is Better*
*Flashaholism: DeeP DaRK HoLe im falling into, glad that I have my flashlights to light the way.*
Maybe theyre referring to the most probable strain of zombie, the slow moving near brain dead zombie. Other mutations of zombies (res evil) are highly unlikely, as the virus would not only have to reanimate the brain (as it already does) but rejuvenate the muscles as well. the traditional zombie is rotted and dilapidated, thus classifying them as walkers.
Newsweek & The Daily Beast are tracking news of instances that may be the precursor to a zombie apocalypse in an interesting Google Map. Blue pins represent suspicious incidences or infections, while red pins represent acts of strange violence. (Click the pins for info on each incident.)
Last edited by EZO; 06-03-2012 at 08:21 AM.
yes you are. i think we need to report this to admin or someone.![]()
*MaKiNG SeNSe iS NOT My PRioRiTy* *One is None, Two is One, But Butter is Better*
*Flashaholism: DeeP DaRK HoLe im falling into, glad that I have my flashlights to light the way.*
In fairness, Jon is a very nice guy. He originally banned the Z word due to members flooding his forums with WAY too many zombie topics. Just over the top. Jon asked them to refrain from making so many, they didn't listen, so he used the forum filter to censor the word.
Similar to how the Reviews sub-forum on CPF used to be available for posting reviews by any member. But then some members flooded it with reviews for a certain Fenix model, and now permission has to be asked before any new reviews go up.
And that's why we can't have nice things.![]()
"The World is insane. With tiny spots of sanity, here and there... Not the other way around!" - John Cleese.
Sadly yes... because there will always be someone around to abuse it and force a "rule" to be written against it...![]()
It is funny though that Jon had to resort to that. Some of the best threads on CPF have to do with zombies and/or have drifted off into that direction. And they are just plain FUN! ... I guess I just have an issue with banning fun that doesn't hurt or offend anyone. Oh well... we all run our little places on the web differently... Viva la différence!![]()
CDC declares 'there is no zombie apocalypse' after spate of cannibal killings
Norm
Uh oh!
It's affecting a large population in Indonesia... http://youtu.be/hMnk7lh9M3o
Don't worry friends, I 100% guarantee there will never be a zombie apocalypse, so rest easy.![]()
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Honestly, that dress does make her look fat.
"The World is insane. With tiny spots of sanity, here and there... Not the other way around!" - John Cleese.
Hey norm, as i mentioned in an earlier post, no news or blog posts ever quote the cdc as having said "zombies do not exist". they do all quote that the cdc does say that "they have no knowledge of or information about any virus..." etc. the cdc does not explicitly deny the existence of zombies. they just gave the most politically correct answer and let media put their own interpretation on it YET AGAIN.
LOL at the morton pics hahaha
"CDC does not know of a virus or condition that would reanimate the dead (or one that would present zombie-like symptoms)," wrote agency spokesman David Daigle...Quoted from every site that decided to post a quote of cdc
Have you seen the CDC's Zombie Pandemic Preparedness 101 page?
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Actually, that poster is part of an actual preparedness page at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's web site. Somebody got the bright idea that a graphic novel about a Zombie Pandemic would be a good tool to educate the public in a "fun" way. I'll bet some folks at the CDC are regretting that decision at the moment. It's my understanding that they are being inundated with Zombie search queries on their web site and huge numbers of media requests for comment. The fact that they have a lot of Zombie references on their site isn't helping them any.
Click the image
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Last edited by EZO; 06-04-2012 at 08:26 AM.