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Based on the zombies preferred attack style, a thick leather strap around the throat area would probably be obligatory. Beyond that, I'm thinking you could almost get by with some hockey padding when you go out in the field. In fact, a goalie stick would probably be a very good anti-walker...

I hear that. There was a point after the introduction of the Governor where I simply couldn't continue reading the comic. I felt Kirkman just took things a bit too far.

Well, again, not defending Lori (who was playing low-rent Lady McBeth just a few episodes ago), what Rick actually said was pretty brutal: "I knew what Shane was up to, but I let him do it because I just wanted it to end, so I let him lure me away from camp, threaten me, and then I killed him in...

He was in a few scenes, and he was the subject of the conversation between Maggie and her sister. She was complaining that she felt stuck with Jimmy because they just happened to be dating when the zombpocalypse took place. I guess she doesn't need to worry about that any more.

Almost certainly: "Braaaaains!"

Hey, that reminds me -- does anyone know where the BRAAAINS! trope comes from in zombie lore? I had assumed it was Romero, but Romero zombies are all-purpose canibals, not specifically fixated on eating brains. The best I can figure out, the BRAAAINS! trope comes from "Return of the Living...

Which make the possible horror of the zombies that much worse. Is there still some piece of "Shane" in "zombie-Shane" that is aware of what it's become, even if only in some fragmented way? It's one thing to see these as shambling reanimated corpses of which the "selves" that used to dwell there...

I don't know. Rick, walkers, and horses have not been a good combination in the past, at least as far as the horse is concerned.

I don't think they have anywhere near 30 minutes. But I'd say throw as much heavy furniture against doors/windows as possible, stick your best shooters on the second floor to take out who they can (though with ammo running low hand-to-hand may work better, then make sure that everyone's got...

But he lost his EDGE, man! Don'tcha understand! He lost his edge!

I know we've been to Soon's gate and Dorukan's gate. What do we know about Liirian's gate?

I'd also put Carole and Andrea on the hit list. It might be fun to start taking odds. Certainly if you haven't said or done much, you're a good candidate for becoming zombie chow. But I'd put money on losing at least one member of the core group. Who's safe? I'm betting Rick, Glen, Maggie...

And I suspect that this will be revealed in the season finale.

My family lives in Connecticut. I could swear I remember reports of flesh eating zombies! Ah well.

Yes, if only there were such a site available not too far from the farm, with high walls and guard towers and such. I wonder if such a place might be in the near future?

Just hand him over the Darryl. In a month he'll either know what he's doing, or he'll be dead.

I agree. I'm one of the Dale likers as well. As for suicide, well, we've seen two attempted suicides, and at least two further successful ones (I may be forgetting someone).

I just wish the ZA were better populated by engineers and scientists, rather than school teachers, stay at home moms and testosterone fueled cops. Honestly, give me one engineer in the fall of civilization -- somebody who can jury-rig devices to help us survive, improve the fencing, help us...

If you haven't read it, you should check out "the Unincorporated Man," which delves into these themes. You seem to have grabbed your premise right from it. The Unincorporated man by Dani Kollin and Eytan Kollin Not wild about the politics myself, but love the future world building.