id love to say I'd grab something and kick ass but I'd probably pussy out
( maybe if something provokes me, but who knows)

Ditto.
I'd probably get maybe 10-15 kills if I had the right weapons (pitchfork, gun, nailbat) during a small swarm, but I do admit I'd get bitten hella fast.
And I like how all these people take pictures of guns, saying they'd live during a Zpocalypse, due to their 'amazing shooting skills', but only a good 5% have actually trained with guns before.

yea and you're talking about being pinch too, there is so many factors that play within surviving and just slap on another ton due to zombies

Yeah, I talked about it A LOT in two of my comments last week I think.
But when I said that, I was talking when I first run into a group of zombies.
My bad for not saying a shitstorm of zombies lol.

50 Meters with an AK open sight and freehand. I actually agree that most people can't shoot for shit though.

Nice shot, Tex. Hahah

Either that, or we'd let some stay a live, breed them, and keep them for hunting game.

Btw, can I have deds for these if you use them?

Btw, can I have deds for these if you use them?

Btw, can I have deds for these if you use them?

Btw, can I have deds for these if you use them?

..What on 8? No. The government banned alcohol in America during the Prohibition.. gangs and civil violence occured because of the banning. Ever heard of Al Capone? His gang secretly sold beer to those wanting some and became powerful that way. That was Prohibition of America in the 1900's; that's the one I'm talking about. It had nothing to do with religion.

On the rest, yeah it was kind of a stretch so I'll give you that.

Actually, prohibition was caused by religious assholes who thought drinking was bad, and instead of just not doing it themselves, they decided that nobody would be allowed to do it.

Al Capone used to be an idol to me lol.
But Al Capone and his gang sold black market beer AFTER, because he knew people had a love for it, and he could provide it... for a price.
Prohibition started as a religious movement, with a bunch of crazy religious women trying to convince other people about the 'evils of drink', and how their husbands were spending all their money on it at bars late at night. This caught the government's attention, but they only passed the 18th amendment because people kept showing up to work drunk, which they thought was unsafe for the economy and workplace.

I was mostly wrong the first time, but I went and revised my knowledge, and this is what I got from it.