sfsuphysics
[H]F Junkie
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When the zombie apocalypse happens gas probably is going to be scarce, better just hunker down and make a fort of your home.
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You need mobility though if you work and live in a high population density area. A retreat up in the hills where you can grow your food, have nearby fresh flowing water, and can build a sturdy lodge without windows and the like to bust through would be wise IMO.When the zombie apocalypse happens gas probably is going to be scarce, better just hunker down and make a fort of your home.
You need mobility though if you work and live in a high population density area. A retreat up in the hills where you can grow your food, have nearby fresh flowing water, and can build a sturdy lodge without windows and the like to bust through would be wise IMO.
I'm not sure if I'm short enough in height or penis length to justify the expense of a vehicle like this with $4 a gallon gas.
I'll take a nimble high fuel economy vehicle that can dart around problem zombie areas with a 500mile range.
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Also, a nice dirt bike could outrun any kind of zombie.
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Haven't you ever watched a zombie movie? Motorcycles appear to be magnetically drawn into packs of zombies where they always fall over so their riders can be eaten, don't trust your bike once the zombies hit the streets!
That and the sound of the bike would be a beacon for a large group of zombies to gather and follow the sound until you run out of gas.
Think I'll keep my Bronco for zombie-evading duties. Looks better, gets better fuel economy, and is definitely faster.
Oh, and it's fully paid off.