I'm thinking of a cage built around my bike with spikes on it and dual shotguns mounted on the front.
No plans too escape. I'll just hunker down at NW suburban compound, picking off the stray zombies, from atop my roof, who were too stupid to head into the city for the feeding frenzy. Then, when all is said and done, I might head into the sunset astride my trusty 3 speed with my Bowie knife strapped to my hip, my Ruger slung over my shoulder, bandoliers across my chest and panniers stuffed with MREs.
I'll miss my wife and kids.
I hope everyone has seen this movie before. If not, DO. (Shaun of the Dead).
Gene Tenner said:
A shovel, an ax and a cricket bat seem to be popular choices.
Shovelbuster doesn't mess around about late fee's. They will come after you ate up by a zombie or alive.
Mike F said:
I don't think a zombie invasion is something Active Trans is equipped to deal with. But if a zombie is after you are you going to worry about a late shovel return fee?
Good route idea.
Jim Freeman said:
The question in my mind has always been which route to take out of the city in the event of the zombie apocalypse. while this is obviously a game time decision, I like the idea of heading west to the prairie path. The idea being that the roads will be clogged with cars, bodies and such. I'd take my long haul trucker.
RIDE FAST RIDE HARD CARRY AN AX SWING IT SWIFTLY
Saw World War Z last night and was surprised that it included a chase scene on bikes!!! Sadly, the rest of the movie did not live up to its source material and was actually pretty boring.
Another reason that I need a new bike. Thanks.
Jim Freeman said:
The question in my mind has always been which route to take out of the city in the event of the zombie apocalypse. while this is obviously a game time decision, I like the idea of heading west to the prairie path. The idea being that the roads will be clogged with cars, bodies and such. I'd take my long haul trucker.
I just let my lack of brains become apparent.
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