what would you do if there was a zombie outbreak

**Blurry120** · 27th February 2013, 23:35

maybe i`ve been watching too many movies and i love watching the walking dead, but in any case i`ll keep it real and say get my family and the car loaded up as much as i can and head for the hills and keep on the move, as for weapons well it would what i have in the garage, no guns or anythin like the movies

**Envy** · 27th February 2013, 23:38

Got to be head to asda tesco or others.

I watch too many of them movies too

As for weapons I think a car is good enough. Plus there will be loads about if you break the rad running them over. Just take your pick

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**Ozyboyross** · 28th February 2013, 00:06

A range rover with a lorry sized fuel tank and some death race style armour :-)

**Handyandy-UK** · 28th February 2013, 00:22

Would kinda depend on the cuase of their condition ... do you really want infectious body fluids spraying about... so we could be talking flamethrower.

However, if that's not an infection risk, then the world is your oyster... firearms, edged weapons, vehicles, powered cutting tools .... the choice is immense.

**Z80** · 28th February 2013, 00:51

Shop smart, shop S-Mart !

http://www.youtube.com/embed/pFriRcIwqNU

**Woody** · 28th February 2013, 01:03

Originally Posted by Z80

Shop smart, shop S-Mart !

http://www.youtube.com/embed/pFriRcIwqNU

LMAO

**the_wave_rider** · 28th February 2013, 04:51

Do what I normally do everyday at work - ignore them and pretend they don't exist :-)

**Yugguy** · 28th February 2013, 08:27

I've pondered this many times, I always check out a new building to see if it is zombie proof. My old work, Nationwide, had a good building in Northampton, NAC, it had the canteen on the top floor with the only access being lifts or one set of stairs that could be easily blocked.

Food-wise I would go to somewhere lots of people wouldn't think of I reckon, bodybuilding places. I'd get protein powder, vitamins and powdered oats while everyone else was fighting over the local supermarkets.