Ronald_55

I travel a lot too. A good bit is the same long stretch of road. And there is no way I can make the 8 hour drive without having to piss. Call me weak. Lol Like Gotthegoods said, I have found the good and bad exits. One trick I use is that in a brightly lit glossy tiled bathroom, the tile almost becomes a mirror. Even if it is not totally clear you can identify movement behind you. I do often opt for the stall though. Remember most of the doors will swing both ways after someone gives it a good kick. So if you are aware and see it coming, that door might just be best weapon to use first. Lots of my destinations limit what I can have on me and in my car, so sometimes you have to use your surroundings. And no, we are not paranoid, we are careful.

There is a guy with a small shop on Blountville Blvd in Blountville I think. I had a friend that used him for some stuff. Said he was good.

It is almost unimaginable how far it reached. News said 15,653 acres and it is only about 10% contained tonight. So who knows how much more it will get.

Luckily all mine live farther down the mountain. Yeah probably 90% there work in hotels/rentals, food service, retail, or Dollywood. All those gonna be hurt even if the building is ok. Visitors will be down for sure over Winterfest. That means less hours for workers at the remaining places. Gonna be a hard Christmas all around.

Guess I was just being broad in the general idea of "zombies". Little too broad maybe. Thanks for checking my details OS.

Heard the same from my Dad who lives close to there. Hopefully most of that is rental cabins instead of private homes. Either way, gonna take a long time to recover.

Worked for a professional tech company out of Harlan Kentucky for a while. They would have a truckload of liquor and have a DJ blasting hardcore rap and rave music to dance to. One of the VPs wife wanted to dance with every guy there after she had a few. And by dance I mean "grind on." Weirdest crap I have ever seen. I should have known it was going to be weird when an IT company was based in Harlan. Only good thing they did was hire a few 18yos to drive people that were wasted to their hotel room the company provided. I guess they knew what to expect.

I dunno, I gotta go with Night of the Living Dead. Can't beat the original black and white one. Not that they dealt with much science in it. lol

Not sure what level truck you are looking for, but I just bought a SUV off Carvana.com. They have a Nashville location and one in Atlanta. Got a great deal. You can do a 360 look inside and out of the car online.

Just depends on what zombie world you are talking about. In TWD, seems like nothing slows them down aside from brain damage. So I guess if they can crawl around dragging 1/2 their spine, rigor mortis is probably not going to happen. In World War Z (the movie), they seem less "dead" than infected. Kind of the crazed feral zombie. I just take a healthy dose of "suspension of disbelief" with my zombie movies. I enjoy them more. lol I did like in 28 Days Later that they explored zombies "dying" when they ran out of stuff to eat.

I have to add a +1 to the book being better than the movie. Not that the movie was bad, but they should have just named it something different. No way the book could be made into a movie. I groaned and knew there was no way it would be like the book when I saw Brad Pitt was doing it. Reminds me that I need to go back and read the book a 3rd time. I am a sucker for doomsday type stuff. Not that it is Zombie based, but has anyone read the Grid Down series of books by Hemming?