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darkkt wrote:Clearly Zombies for the win as they are backed by Robert Smith? (the question mark is part of his name, not a query).

Ah the question mark... I had thought for a moment that 80s Joker-alike Cure frontman and proponent of oversized knitwear, Robert 'Boys don't cry' Smith had lent his support to the zombie cause.

statu wrote:mummies would kill the zombies, all the mummies would have to do is bring a cd player/ipod/any music playing thing, and play 'thriller'

*Rolls eyes*.
I still don't see how this has anything to do with strawberries.

I figure flamethrowers will deal with the mummies, and decapitation works on the Zombies

No man, you beat zombies with TNT. Chuck a few sticks in and you've got yourself undead sauce.

Zombies-headshot
Mummies-Flamethrower
its a toughie but i still can't find the strawberries

Cheese Elemental wrote:No man, you beat zombies with TNT. Chuck a few sticks in and you've got yourself undead sauce.

Not unless the explosion results in the destruction of the brain, the blast may blow off limbs,shatter bone,even blow bodies in half,but so long as the brain functions so will the zombie,although perhaps in a slightly squisher form,so "undead sauce" may be accurate in certian cases.

Zombies can't do gak when they're in a dozen bits all over the place.

But unless the brain is gone cheese the body parts still live

Yeah, but those body parts can't do diddly squat.

Cheese Elemental wrote:Yeah, but those body parts can't do diddly squat.

Well,just pulling an example off the top of my head, in the book World war Z, the U.S. military unleash some pretty fearsome wepons upon a zombie horde,ordanance far more powerful than TNT,and though the zombies suffer some "casaulties",the army was over run,simply because the blast,while blowing pieces off the zombies,did not destroy the brains.

Cheese Elemental wrote:Yeah, but those body parts can't do diddly squat.

Think about it, room full of zombie body parts, place about to explode. Survivers run to the door.
There nearly out but suddenly! A hand comes out and grabs the ankle of the last surviver, her friends try to come back but are blocked by burning rubble.

Lord-Loss wrote:

Cheese Elemental wrote:Yeah, but those body parts can't do diddly squat.

Think about it, room full of zombie body parts, place about to explode. Survivers run to the door.
There nearly out but suddenly! A hand comes out and grabs the ankle of the last surviver, her friends try to come back but are blocked by burning rubble.

The hand wouldn't be able to hold onto them because it wouldn't have the necessary muscles, nor would it have an impulse from the brain.

FITZZ wrote:

Cheese Elemental wrote:Yeah, but those body parts can't do diddly squat.

Well,just pulling an example off the top of my head, in the book World war Z, the U.S. military unleash some pretty fearsome wepons upon a zombie horde,ordanance far more powerful than TNT,and though the zombies suffer some "casaulties",the army was over run,simply because the blast,while blowing pieces off the zombies,did not destroy the brains.

Then the book is crap. The shock wave would turn the brains, and most other soft tissue into a nice jellylike substance.

Vulkan77 wrote:its a toughie but i still can't find the strawberries

It's like jazz, if you have to ask, you'll never get it.

Frazzled wrote:

FITZZ wrote:

Cheese Elemental wrote:Yeah, but those body parts can't do diddly squat.

Well,just pulling an example off the top of my head, in the book World war Z, the U.S. military unleash some pretty fearsome wepons upon a zombie horde,ordanance far more powerful than TNT,and though the zombies suffer some "casaulties",the army was over run,simply because the blast,while blowing pieces off the zombies,did not destroy the brains.

Then the book is crap. The shock wave would turn the brains, and most other soft tissue into a nice jellylike substance.

Those were the "casaulties" the zombies suffered,the ones "killed" by the shock wave & those who were completely blown to pieces (obliterated by the blast).
However,those who were "injured" (limbs blown off,blown in half,bones reduced to powder from the explosions) but did not suffer enough trauma to destroy the brain,continued to march/crawl/squirm along.