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Please post any recommendations! I imagine the zombie apocalypse withdrawal will be happening for many of us.
Check out the series by Mark Tufo. I just finished his most recent book and it is the last of the series. He is one of my fav authors when it comes to zombie apocalypse.
That CDC blast is looking better and better to me. I laughed my ass of when Hershel mentioned that God was going to raise the dead "but I thought he had something else in mind" ROFLMAO on that one. This show would be just deranged if it had a laugh track. I think it needs to run into Woodys character and go on a twinky quest.
Check out the series by Mark Tufo. I just finished his most recent book and it is the last of the series. He is one of my fav authors when it comes to zombie apocalypse.
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Holy Moly! I was literally on the edge of my seat watching this episode (maybe because I kept trying to get up to go pee but couldn't tear myself away).
If anyone wants something to read during the down time and really don't care for the comics. Try reading: Rise of The Governor. It's a quick 300 page that gives some back ground on possible future events or character development.
merle the old man who does not wana hurt anybody got killed. he is a real ACLU guy but it does not work when a suppressed minority (zombies) wana eat you. merle went down protecting zombie civil liberties, good man, yum yum.
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