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Et le zombie survival guide, il est bian ?

The dead walk among us. Zombies, ghouls - no matter what their label - these somnambulists are the greatest threat to humanity, other than humanity itself. To call them predators and us prey would be inaccurate. They are a plague, and the human race their host. The lucky victims are devoured, their bones scraped clean, their flesh consumed. Those not so fortunate join the ranks of their attackers, transformed into putrid, carnivorous monsters. Conventional warfare is useless against these creatures, as is conventional thought. The science of ending life, developed and perfected since the beginning of our existence, cannot protect us from an enemy that  has no "life" to end. Does this mean the living dead are invincible ? No. Can these creatures be stopped ? Yes. Ignorance is the undead's strongest ally, knowledge their deadliest enemy. That is why this book was written : to provide the knowledge necessary for survival against these subhuman beasts.
Survival is the key word to remember - not victory, not conquest, just survival. This book will not teach you to become a professional zombie hunter. Anyone wishing to devote their life to such a profession must seek training elsewhere. This book was not written for the police, military, or any government agency. These organizations, if they choose to recognize and prepare for the threat, will have access to resources far beyond those of private citizens. It is for them that this survival guide was written - private citizens, people with limited time and resources who nonetheless have refused to be victimized.
Naturally, many other skills - wilderness survival, leadership, even basic first aid - will be necessary in any encounter with the living dead. These were not included in this work, as they can be found in conventional texts. Common sense will dictate what else should be studied to complement this manual. Subsequently, all subjects not directly related to the living dead have been omitted.
From this book, you will learn to recognize your enemy, to choose the right weapons, about killing techniques, and about preparation and improvisation when on the defense, on the run, or on the attack. It will also discuss the possibilty of a doomsday scenario, in which the living dead have replaced humanity as the planet's dominant species.
Do not discount any section of this book as hypothetical drama. Every ounce of knowledge was accumulated by hard-won research, and eyewitness accounts (including those of the author) have all served to create this work. Even the doomsday scenario is an extrapolation of true-life events. Many actual occurrences are chronicled in the chapter of recorded outbreaks. Studying them will prove that every lesson in this book is rooted in historical fact.
That said, knowledge in only part of the fight for survival. The rest must come from you. Personal choice, the will to live, must be paramount when the dead begin to rise. Without it, nothing will protect you. On the last page of this book, ask yourself one question : What will you do - end your existence in passive acceptance, or stand up and shout, "I will not be their victim! I will survive!" The choice is yours.

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La colline qui domine Damas vue du centre.

Michel"Squo"Field a écrit:

Cesse d'être aussi cynique Caracolad. Tu ne comprends pas l'admiration de ZeShat pour Queen.
Tu ne sais pas ce que c'est que de chanter "The Great Pretender" en se rasant les aisselles sous la douche.
Tu n'as jamais passé l'aspirateur en jupe à paillette sur fond de "I want to break free" ni t'être fait sodomisé par ton chat en entonnant "Under Pressure".
Tu ne peux pas savoir ce que ZeShat ressent intimement, profondément au fond de lui quand il entend ces notes. Alors respecte un peu sa différence s'il te plait.

Peut-être que ZeShat a tout simplement les ratiches en porte à faux et qu'il aime les grosses moustaches rapeuses comme le vilain freddie Mercure?

Allez savoir!

Mon avis de gars qu'a pas lu le bouquin c'est que la première heure est pas mal du tout, jusqu'au combat des chiens, et le reste bien moins palpitant ; mais c'est passé vite donc je mettrais 7/10.

Par contre il y a beaucoup trop de synthèse... et elle est pas mauvaise mauvaise mais on la dissocie sans problème du réel, dommage.