"Come out, come out where ever you are." -Angel
Hide & Seek ain't fun if you're not hiding. Don't get caught outside. Let find those hiding places.
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"Come out, come out where ever you are." -Angel
Hide & Seek ain't fun if you're not hiding. Don't get caught outside. Let find those hiding places.
Hi.
Will go for the elementary school in my village; water-trunk: looks bad; flower shop: looks bad; and hybrids are veeeeerrrrrrrry rare in my place ...
On my personal scouting trip for a new handgun at the gun show tomorrow, I think I can snap a pic of some good locations. :)
well, I finally got pics of some good locations! here they are
Yep, Middle Fork Elementary.. it does look like a church though...dunno why they built it like that.
If anyone is up for another supplies run?
We are in need of food, so the sooner you can head out the better!!! Be on the look out for any M.R.E.'s, canned peaches and/or a tuna sandwich! You have 3 days, be careful out there....I saw this really creepy zombie watching me from a roof top....he was different then the rest...never attacked, just watched...hard to see from that distance...but it looked like he was covered in tattoos.
anyone else wanna post up a challenge?
I can post another on Friday.
How about this:
Mobile power-generator? Like those used on bigger construction-sites. We need one ...
All the best!
Liam
This Public Service Announcement is brought to you by D.W. Witch Doctor.
Folks, don't take pictures and drive. OK, bye.
OK, so I live several blocks from a Coast Guard Base and I used to see Chinook helicopters daily. Over the last few years, I've seen almost none. As I'm leaving downtown I see one flying. All of a sudden I turn into Victor and Saul, chasing a flying Chinook through the city. The chase ended, fortunately, when I notice that my most easily handy camera didn't have a memory card. I decided that it wouldn't be worth driving off a bridge because I was driving over the bridge and while looking for my other camera.
Moral of the story: Don't take chances taking pictures.
I can see the headlines now:
Local Witch Doctor Rescued from Elizabeth River Near Naval Shipyard
Demands SAR crew dress like zombie victims for photo-op for an online audio drama.
Hmmm, free publicity? :rolleyes:
Sorry guys, kind of went awol, hope y'all are finding every y'all need. I'm just hoping I don't get jumped out here. Here's a good one to listen to while y'all are trying to stay alive.
http://youtu.be/4YlTUDnsWMo
My guts tells me this game is dead ... With 4-5 games (REPTrivia and REPTrivia Quizzes, What do you own, Never-Ending Linking Game, this one) currently active this is no wonder, right?
Anyway: My challenge is still active for more then half a day ... Does any of you find a mobile power-generator?
If there will be none, I call it a day for this game as well ...
All the best!
Liam
Well, I'm pretty much out. Broke my ankle yesterday afternoon so that puts my mobility down in the "zombiefood" levels.
And, unfortunately, I don't have a great story for this one. It involved racing my 4 yo son to the car and then hitting the hidden hole in the lawn. Big pop in my ankle. Big man laid out on the lawn. Day ruined.
Thanks guys. Short of Zday breaking out in the next 4 - 6 weeks, I should survive.... :)
We'll keep you covered. Take the sniper-rifle, we'll take chainsaws and smgs ...
Oh man, that sucks! I broke my foot about 8 years ago and was on crutches for a few weeks. I remember thinking then I was a kid that having a cast and being on crutches was cool and fun. Yeah, maybe when you're seven. At 33 years old, they are definitely NOT cool or fun; just a real pain in the ass to move around.
So I hope you fare better than I did... and that you don't have a job that requires climbing long flights of stairs or lifting heavy objects!
I hear ya. I was on crutches when I blew my knee out in a soccer game back when I was 22yo. 6 weeks on crutches was nothing then....
2 days on them at the age of 42 and I'm ready to order a wheelchair...
Fortunately, all I have to have to work is a recliner, my laptop, and some wifi. We got young guys at work to move the heavy stuff... :)
I would say that the game has more of a zombie status than a dead one. More of a Romero zombie. Seems like fun but it turned out to be much harder to do in practice. The other games are easier to do while one is at one's computer. Taking pictures take more steps. Especially if travel is involved.
I enjoy the game a lot, just can't seem to find a big ass genny :p
Ok. Since the power is not offline yet, we have some more time. I give you another three days (March 14th) to find a power-gen ...
Liam
Had a hell of a time getting back this time...ran into a pack of Z's and and had to hide out a couple days...then finally got out of that tight spot and then came across a behemoth it was horrible...nothing would stop it...it took days but I finally lost him....but I did find a genny! its a big one, but not portable...its gonna take some work...
So I'm driving through Ohio and I passed a town called Englewood. I tried my best to get a pic of the watertower but only got the wood part of the tower. Couldn't get the highway signs either. Im gonna try on my say back to Indiana and post a picture.
Hatchlings, this is Nest. Chickenhawk has located a large military helicopter. We've dispatched a team to get it back in flying order so we can use it for the move to Fort Irwin. It's a CH-3E Jolly Green Giant.
Datu is on the way to the helicopter with his tools. But he is short of some key maintenance supplies. We need all teams to drop their other activities and locate the following items for Datu:
1. Large roll of Duct Tape. Extra points if you can find something in a subdued or tactical color.
2. Wire clothes hangers.
3. Chewing gum, preferably "Big League Chew".
4. Ball Peen Hammer.
Post your discovery reports here!
Once Datu has his supplies it's just a matter of time before we have this bird in the air!
Nest, this is Nestling Gonzo: What is a "wire clothes hanger"?
Nest. Wild Turkey.
I was sure I heard someone on this channel proclaiming "No wire hangers, EVER!"
Please advise. Over.
Nestling Gonzo, a wire clothes hanger is one of the most versatile tools known to mankind. It is approximately ½ meter of 12 gauge wire, twisted into a triangular shape, with a hook at the apex so that it can be used to hang a garment on a hook or rack. The complete hanger can be used to fashion tools, including expedient TV or radio antennae, or a probe that can be used to unlock the doors on any 70's era Ford or Chevy. It can be fashioned into a wicked weapon, both for swatting and for stabbing. You can also use pieces of the wire to secure, reinforce or repair damaged mechanical parts. It is an excellent expedient electrical conductor, though you must take care to properly insulate the wire between the contacts.
Sadly, due to the introduction of plastics, the wire clothes hanger is an endangered species. Which makes the few (billion) that remain precious.
Wild Turkey, we attribute that quote to Carson Kressley, from the TV show "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy". We suspect that he was talking about the mundane, clothes hanging function of the wire hanger. It is unlikely that he ever locked his keys in a Chevy Vega, and used a wire hanger to pop the lock, or repaired a helicopter by reinforcing a strut with scavanged hanger wire. Kressley was last seen fleeing from a crowd of biters along Sunset Boulevard.
Joan Crawford also said "No wire hangers, EVER!", but she seemed quite proficient at their expedient uses so we assume she was just kidding.
Roger Nest. Wire hangers for field expedient uses will be inbound to your position within 24 hours.
Also Nest, our team has had visual of a group of 4 biters in the Rodeo Dr area. They appear to be incredibly well dressed and, get this, strutting down the street. One was heard to growl "Oh no you didn't..." before pursuing us. Their pursuit ceased after roughly 5 steps. I swear I heard "Not in these shoes" as they broke off.
Wild Turkey out.
Nest, this is Nestling Gonzo again. Is this is a team effort - so would you like to have up to four nestlings each searching for one of the items; or do you expect one Nestling to find all items? I'd be able to serve at least one of the items (in fact two right now, maybe three a little later), but I prefer to live the team spirit ...
Over.
Nest, this is Jive Turkey (Didn't realize there was a Wild Turkey) Will this fit on the helicopter?
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Edit: Sorry there is no 'We're Alive' sign with it. I took this picture last year at an ASPCA fundraiser. Someone from the Dept. fo Homeland Security brought this to show the public. For some reason they didn't bring a bomb-sniffing dog to a dog event.
Nestling Gonzo, this is Nest. We need all scout teams looking for everything. Once you find something on the list let us know so the other teams can focus on the remaining items.
Also keep you eyes open for other things that might be useful. I like Jive Turkey's lawn mower thing, and it should fit nicely in the Jolly Green Giant.