ZRS Researcher Tenley Albright recently put forth a bold theory about human-to-zombie immunity. She argues that a certain protected class of people will likely show little or no transformational effects from being exposed to otherwise toxic zombie contamination.
Tenley points to the groundbreaking finding that roughly 1% of the global population is incapable of contracting the HIV virus because of a genetic mutation (see: Wired)....
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Tenley points to the groundbreaking finding that roughly 1% of the global population is incapable of contracting the HIV virus because of a genetic mutation (see: Wired)....
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somebodyhere:
Thanks - I thought this one was interesante tambien
tita:
Fierce pic!
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thora:
What kind of research do you do?
somebodyhere:
In my day job I do market research related to serious diseases - like cancers, parkinson's, alzheimer's, MS, etc. In off hours I research zombie art, culture, science, and survival basically nonstop.
I like my zombies blind, legless, and charred to a crisp. How about you?
Electric Shock Zombie Study
Electric Shock Zombie Study
voldenae:
I like my Zombies with a bullet in their head...lol
somebodyhere:
Good point. I like 'em that way too...
Funny zombie promotional video for Scott Kenemore's new book, Z.E.O. He wrote the bestseller, Zen of Zombie, and this next offering promises to be just as good!
papaspank:
ha. Hilarious!
lenya:
LOL 
nahp:
hey sweety thax for the add!! btw i love that shirt!!!
somebodyhere:
Thanks- The final version is actually on a black shirt, but same design. Would love to send you one, but they're only for ZRS members,and not for sale/giveaway. You should join the cause! The life you save may be your own! www.ZombieResearch.org
Win your own copy of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies! Just click here: August Zombie Book Giveaway from ZRS!
Founded in 1994, the Michigan Militia is a paramilitary group that seeks to protect against perceived encroachments by the Federal Government on the rights of citizens. The group received much attention during its early years, and still exists today as a nonviolent collection of local chapters spread throughout the state.
But in addition to protecting freedoms, the Michigan Militia is also focusing on defending the...
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torniquet:
Thankyou kindly for the add! 
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somebodyhere:
I don't love Zombie at all - I don't even like them. They scare me.
vianca:
hey there hope all is well!
Ive long thought the question of best Zombie weapon was both too broad and too variable to reach a singular conclusion. For every defense scenario, a new set of factors will inevitably dictate the ideal tools to get the job done. But I recently decided I needed to take a stand on the issue, and started with a simple process of elimination.
* FIREARMS: Unless...
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* FIREARMS: Unless...
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helvispresley:
the ability to dispatch a zombie at distance is key. crossbow or compound bow... silent and reusable ammo, can easily penetrate the skull to destroy the brain. while a bow takes some training it has a much higher rate of fire. while a baseball bat is a decent improvised weapon, it requires strength to be able to crush a skull with a single hit and might require multiple blows to dispatch a zombie. one would be better off to fashion it into a tetsubo or trench club. a designed weapon will always outperform an improvised one. a well made sword or machete is a better choice. a few mins a day with a whetstone will keep it serviceable. a glaive if you can find one would be even better. one should take some martial arts classes and familiarize oneself with medieval or martial arts weapons to be better prepared for a zombipocalypse
papaspank:
Maybe there's a smiley face on one of those bottles and he treats it as if it is his friend...although I guess that might mess with ones head when you have to drink its 'blood'. hm. Scratch that idea.