I wonder how many zombies you could kill in 30 minutes

[geonagual]

Don't kill them...they are my friends

[S.W.I.M. 504]

why dont zombies have sex?

with other zombies of course, not living people that would be border line necrophilia

[rebgirl420]

hahah yeah I think im getting to deep into this ha

[me myself and I]

personally, i can't wait till the 3rd Resident Evil movie comes out!

[rebgirl420]

I never liked resident evil, I like to see more zombies plus they show dogs as zombies and that doesn't happen :thumbsup:

[slipknotpsycho]

I never liked resident evil, I like to see more zombies plus they show dogs as zombies and that doesn't happen :thumbsup:

actually it could.... the T-virus wasn't developed to be gene specific... T-Virus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

basicly, it attatches to any living cell and transforms it... the reason people degrade faster and faster the longer they've been infected is because the mutated cells keep reproducing... so more and more cells are reproducing near the end, until (i guess) finally the damage results in th ebody shutting down.... which of course... then they rise from the dead... although they're no longer human...

but it's 100% plausible that it could affect any living organism...

in the books there are even mutated sharks... and lets not forget, the entire racoon city outbreak resulted from an infected rat escaped....

[rebgirl420]

hahahahahaha yeah really, your asking the zombie experts here. Well at least its good to know that when shit goes down the pot heads of the earth will rise up and save the day hahah

[MFer]

If theres ever a zombie attack, aim for the skull.

My friends and I were thinking about this while playing music. If you kill a zombie, and then say, cut off its leg and cook it. I mean, cook it thoroughly, cook out the virus, etc., could you eat it without risk of infection?

[rebgirl420]

actually it could.... the T-virus wasn't developed to be gene specific... T-Virus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

basicly, it attatches to any living cell and transforms it... the reason people degrade faster and faster the longer they've been infected is because the mutated cells keep reproducing... so more and more cells are reproducing near the end, until (i guess) finally the damage results in th ebody shutting down.... which of course... then they rise from the dead... although they're no longer human...

but it's 100% plausible that it could affect any living organism...

in the books there are even mutated sharks... and lets not forget, the entire racoon city outbreak resulted from an infected rat escaped....

Maybe in resident evil but the real living dead were created by the Solanum virus. The virus does not spread to animals. Sometimes the zombies go after animals though but instead of affecting them too they die, its 100 percent fatal. Besides, the zombie flesh is extremely toxic anyway.

[slipknotpsycho]

I never liked resident evil, I like to see more zombies plus they show dogs as zombies and that doesn't happen

well you brought it to RE <.< and i am probably one of the greatest experts on RE here... as i've read the books, seen all the games (minus outbreak, that one was stupid lol) and seen the movies....

i still highly prefer land of the dead and dawn of the dead (new ones, i hate old movies) over RE tho..