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MeanGreenStompa wrote:Moats are not so good for repelling zombies though?

Zombies can't swim. I present this 100% unbiased written statement, publicly posted to allow for proper feedback and analysis, to support my argument.

kronk wrote:

MeanGreenStompa wrote:Moats are not so good for repelling zombies though?

Zombies can't swim. I present this 100% unbiased written statement, publicly posted to allow for proper feedback and analysis, to support my argument.

BUT! What if a zombie gets munched by a great white, then you have a frickin zombie jaws! This question is entirely based on the presumption that animals/fish/things other than people can be infected by the zombie virus.

I leave you to ponder the absolute terror that is zombie jaws.

I AM Legend allowed a dog to get infected, but that was more of a virus outbreak than zombies.

kronk wrote:I AM Legend allowed a dog to get infected, but that was more of a virus outbreak than zombies.

Well I think that in the Resident Evil movie the crows that ate the zombie bodies became infected. This leads me to conclude that if a great white shark ate a zombie surfer, it would then be infected and turn into a zombie shark with an insatiable appetite for, and an irrational hate of, humans. Therefore, a boat would be a bad idea.

On this note, I will be selling scuba tanks ans rifles next door to the boat dealership so the pesky zombie shark issue can be handled appropriately.