Saturday, July 9, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
Awesome Zombie Stuff You can purchase!
You can actually buy this stuff here:
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| Exclusive Zombie Ninja Mez-Itz Action Figure $4.99 |
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| Glow in the Dark Zombie Mug $9.99 |
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| Zombie Desktop Bowling $19.99 |
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Friday, July 1, 2011
Top Ten Awesome Thumb Drives
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| Gundam USB Flashdrive |
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| Gir USB Flashdrive I really want this. |
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| DSLR USB Flashdrive |
Thursday, June 30, 2011
How To Survive a Zombie Attack:
First things first, you have to know your enemy. Zombies come in two flavors: fast and slow. Fast are definitely cool, but you'll need more than a baseball bat and a pair of running sneakers to survive that zombie attack. Slow zombies - well why the heck would anyone die from a slow zombie? If you can't get away from a slow zombie, you earned dismemberment.
Let's suppose that you made it through the first 10 minutes of the zombie-fest, and while most of your town are looking for live flesh to feast on, you're wondering how to hot-wire a car and get out of town. You need a plan of action...
Let's suppose that you made it through the first 10 minutes of the zombie-fest, and while most of your town are looking for live flesh to feast on, you're wondering how to hot-wire a car and get out of town. You need a plan of action...
5 Tips on How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse:
Be prepared with supplies
An obvious point to start off on, but essential all the same. Every house by now should have a "zombie emergency kit" that consists of food, water, medication, gas, duct tape, a battery-powered radio, clothes, copies of important documents, first-aid supplies and guns – lots of guns. Remember: fail to prepare and prepare to be eaten alive, screaming.Get out of town
Your first instinct when the news of a zombie uprising breaks will be to get the hell out of town – after all, the countryside is less populated than big cities and will be easier for survival. This is fine, but if you're in a big city it creates a problem: with everyone rushing to escape at the same time, it will cause a deadlock – only this time with more emphasis on "dead". Plan your route out of the city in advance to avoid traffic.If you're staying at home or are stuck somewhere else, then fortify your base
If you're put in a siege situation, you better make sure your hideout is defended. Barbed wire, weapons and gas-filled bottles are all very useful along with alarms – which can make with some cans and pots on a wire. A word of warning though: you only survive a siege if there's a possibility the invading horde will stop, weigh up the pros and cons and leave – but zombies don't do that. Zombies do not tire, nor can they be reasoned or bargained with. They are relentless and will not leave your base until your supplies run out and you die a horrible, horrible death.Search for survivors
Safety in numbers: when you can, make sure you are part of a group or let other people know you're still alive – if you remain on your own you will, eventually, go mad. Be careful about using big signals though – you may attract unwanted attention. And finally ...Relax – it'll all be fine
Have you noticed that in most zombie films, by the time we join our heroes, the military and government are already wiped out and the streets are lost? The reason for that is because what with so many natural predators, the armed forces and biting being a rubbish way spreading disease, zombies would probably all be re-dead before we know it. So don't be too worried, Concerned Citizen of Leicester – it might not be so bad after all.But what do you think? Does he have a point – should we be concerned? What would you do in case of a zombie outbreak?
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Top Ten Motivational Pictures of the Day
Everyone has a retarded friend if you don't have one. its
obviously you.
Is that a giant Snorlax!?
black is beauty :)
Rebecca Black?
Pennnnnnnyyy!!!
Duddee!
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