Enter the Dragon*Con, or The Problem With Atlanta

[plato_4_ever]

I have once again returned from Dragon*Con, my quasi-annual trek to the heart of the geek universe. I had a great time listening to the cast of various iterations of Star Trek talk about their favorite episodes and seeing the amazing costumes that very bored or devoted people worked on for months to wear for four days out of the year. Since I

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[uncleamos]

This very sobering post has inspired me to consider my own zombie prepardness / survival prospects.

At the moment my primary concern is if zombies are capable of operating the not-inconsiderable amount of military hardware in the Washington, D.C. area. Or, alternatively, it some foolish zombie-fighter will misuse it, as in your example of fire in Atlanta. Washington also has a history of being flammable.

In Your Band

[wendywoowho]

I feel a need to point out to any potential zombie apocalypse survivor bands that I would be a *great* addition to your numbers. I can make new clothing out of old clothing. I can propagate plants from cuttings or seeds (which I can also gather). I know how to preserve food. I've raised rabbits for food. I can bake in a camp fire. I give good backrubs (avoiding zombies makes survivor band members tense). I know how to ferment many things into healthful, tasty foods that will keep your digestive system working well on the run. I can make bread using nothing but natural, air-borne yeast.

I'll keep you fed, clothed, and regular. Count me in.