Roderick

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    This thread cracks me up. And I'm glad presidents can only get elected two times in America, and then they have to go. But hey, I wouldn't be surprised in the next four Bush-years if the American version of the Reichstag would all of a sudden 'accidentally' go up in flames, Bush declaring Marshall Law, naming himself Führer and invading Poland. Or did that already happen?

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    It shouldn't matter at all. Just like with Warcraft III, you can choose any server you want. But you may want to stick close to home because of connection speeds ;) Anyway, I'm gald you'll keep an eye out for the cheapest. 30 euro's, however, I'm having a really hard time believing that.

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    Pacman Vs. comes free with some uninteresting game called R-Racing. Though most people buy it because of Pacman Vs. It's basically your everyday pacman, except one player controls Pacman on the Gameboy and sees the whole maze, while up to three players each play a ghost on the television and see only a small portion of the maze. It works great. As ghost, you really have to work together to catch that pillswallowing orb and as Pacman you have to devise other strategies. It's fun because you sit in the same room and play depends on how everyone plays. Some mazes are beneficial to the ghost, others favour the ol' Pac. I've spent a good few hours in the night playing it with friends.

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    I'm guessing it would work if you'd chop of the infected part before it would reach other parts. The theory is that you don't become a zombie because you get bitten. You die because you're bitten, and then whatever mysterious voodoo is running amock in the world changes your corpse into a zombie.

    As for the biting part: we see zombies getting extraordinary strenght in some movies. This strength would also be in the jaw, making it possible for zombies to rip through anything. Besides, zombies don't bite, they tear your flesh off.

    Damn I'm having fun discussing zombie-lore.

  24. Posted

    In the original Dawn of the Dead, it was all about warm human flesh. You wouldn't be able to stagger around and fool a zombie; he'd feel you were alive. And it also reasons that a zombie could theoretically eat a whole man. He will be dead at that point (I don't know the incubationtime for a zombie), but it will take some time before the flesh turns cold. And as long as it's warm, I guess the zombie will eat it.

    But I think it'll differ from film to film, and in the end it doesn't really matter ;)