The Walking Dead
12-06-2012, 01:20 PM
#556
Seriously! WTF is up with that? We meet Oscar, T-Dog dies. We meet Tyreese, Oscar dies.
another reason why darryl is so awesome! https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...62187427_n.jpg
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12-07-2012, 05:42 PM
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I know its a bit late, but dang that last episode mad my jaw drop!!! I just cant believe they are going to make us wait till feb for the next episode!!! >
12-08-2012, 10:18 AM
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12-09-2012, 05:30 PM
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as in what? someone who gives no f*** about anyone or anything? cause she seemed to care about andrea staying in the town, and she seemed to care about the mayors daughter and his other weird habits. She DAMN sure cares about her katana i can tell you that for sure haha
12-21-2012, 10:43 AM
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As we wait for the 2nd half of season 3....
So let's say the zombie outbreak hits the world today. All the chaos and blah blah.
Do you really think that the US would degrade into the "every man for himself" bleak world as commonly portrayed in many current post-zompocalypse stories (IE walking dead, etc)?
I think disasters like Katrina, Kobe, point to horrible conditions, but generally humans trying to band together to overcome the challenge. They already have enough to deal with the common enemy of the zeds. With the exception of a few people, the vast majority of people would want to band together, form a camp, create defenses. Fighting over diminishing resources wouldn't come until later. Even then, the vast reduction in human population would
Or maybe I have too much hope for humanity.
So let's say the zombie outbreak hits the world today. All the chaos and blah blah.
Do you really think that the US would degrade into the "every man for himself" bleak world as commonly portrayed in many current post-zompocalypse stories (IE walking dead, etc)?
I think disasters like Katrina, Kobe, point to horrible conditions, but generally humans trying to band together to overcome the challenge. They already have enough to deal with the common enemy of the zeds. With the exception of a few people, the vast majority of people would want to band together, form a camp, create defenses. Fighting over diminishing resources wouldn't come until later. Even then, the vast reduction in human population would
Or maybe I have too much hope for humanity.
