I wonder what it was about Daby's answers that he scored so high? Was it that you were willing to ditch your friends and family to save yourself? Or did you consider a trip to the mall (a la Night of the Comet) to forage for Pumas?
A little from column "A" a little from column "B." Also, for a vegetarian, it turns out I'm quite handy with a shotgun...and I gave myself a high degree of proficiency developing makeshift explosives, since that's mostly how I spent my time in junior high.
I think it's safe to say that if any of us are in a tight spot during the zombie apocalypse, we shouldn't hold our breath waiting for him to show up. That's fine, though. When I retake the test in light of this new information, I might have a marginally better chance for survival.
Ok I retook the test as if I were the type of person to abandon my friends and family, and I managed to get it up to 50%. So, yeah I think Daby's main tactic is "every Dabysan for himself." There's no other explanation. I've seen his house and there's no chance he has weeks of food on hand, and the guy is afraid of scary movies. So, with all his claims of markmanship, he'd be shaky, crying baby if real zombies were after him.
That a good point. For a proclaimed Kubrick fan not to have Kubrick's finest film because he's afwaaaaid is inexcusable. If escaping the zombies involved something millions of people do everyday like, say, getting on an airplane, Daby will be chomping on brains within seconds.
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I'm not much better at 46%.
It's probably the only instance I'd hit up Wal-Mart because they're the "everything store." So they're bound to have shit to make explosives out of.
My whole family + loved one(s) are going down the instant I hear one of them say "BRAINS." Sorry, Soo.
Is this just because I said I'd leave you people to fend for yourself if the zombies came?
I think the "Every Dabysan for Himself" is about to become my blog tag-line.