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  • samurainoir
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    Originally posted by Hedji
    Also agree. But for a different reason... She was cute. Although, how does one maintain a pixie haircut during the Apocolypse?
    Because you asked. (spoilers)


    she is from a heavily fortified building with more than enough resources and supplies coming in, where the leader keeps a harem of well groomed women, who unlike Rick's group, don't "dress like elderly lesbians".

    click on the link if you REALLY want to know. NSFW due to language
    C***'s visit to the Post Apocalyptic Harem
    Last edited by samurainoir; Nov 18, '15, 1:32 PM.

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  • Mikey
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    Getting back to haircuts, I think the redhead guys haircut is way more difficult to maintain than a pixie.

    He must buzz his jarhead-ish hair every morning

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  • Gorn Captain
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    Originally posted by Hector
    Daryl is the exception...he truly looks feral...lol...
    Imagine the smell of that jacket. Ideal camouflage against walkers.

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  • thunderbolt
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    Originally posted by Mikey
    They also never mention toilet paper - except for the latest episode when Abraham talks about what makes his azzcrack itchy
    I remember at least one scene early in the series with someone going out in the woods with a roll of TP. Might have been Laurie.

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  • Mikey
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    They also never mention toilet paper - except for the latest episode when Abraham talks about what makes his azzcrack itchy

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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by Gorn Captain
    Clean-shaven men, women with baby-smooth armpits and shaped eyebrows. Come on!
    And their breath should take down any attacker....
    Daryl is the exception...he truly looks feral...lol...

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  • Mikey
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    Originally posted by Hector
    My sister pointed that out too, lol...
    A pixie is the easiest haircut to maintain --- needed -- 2 quart pot and pair of scissors

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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by Hedji
    Also agree. But for a different reason... She was cute. Although, how does one maintain a pixie haircut during the Apocolypse?
    My sister pointed that out too, lol...

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  • PNGwynne
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    Originally posted by Mikey
    If these zombies are based on the Romero kind they should be starting to learn by now (see Day of the Dead)

    I'm waiting for the day when zombies discover Segway's
    The vampires of Matheson's "I am Legend" definitely had a learning curve. It's a similar premise.

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  • hedrap
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    Reedus likes to play games.

    At SDCC, during cast interviews he's literally laying across Maggie or Carol like a kid taking a nap. His back is to the camera. When they ask "who would they like to still see alive", Reedus mumbles "Glenn" and everyone else starts laughing and turning red. IIRC, Lincoln laughingly tells him to shut up.

    I think "it's not Glenn" is him screwing with everyone. As in "It's not Glenn...because it's Enid, whose trapped in the same town which leads us to Glenn".

    The rocket launchers and fuel truck, hell the fuel depot, have got to be the biggest deus ex machina I've seen since Lost. That solves both herd problems. Remeber the silo Glenn was going for? Blow that up and it should draw the Alexandria herd away and into a raging inferno, ala Dwight's forest fire.

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  • Gorn Captain
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    Originally posted by Mikey
    If these zombies are based on the Romero kind they should be starting to learn by now (see Day of the Dead)

    I'm waiting for the day when zombies discover Segway's
    Surely one of them still knows how to ride a bike...

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  • Gorn Captain
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    Originally posted by megoapesnut
    I guess I got my question answered. Norman Reedus is saying that the voice on the radio "definitely did not belong to Glenn". You can look it up on Yahoo. I can't post the link as the Museum filter is **** out one of the words.
    Ah, I didn't catch that. I guess we wait some more, then...

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  • megoapesnut
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    I guess I got my question answered. Norman Reedus is saying that the voice on the radio "definitely did not belong to Glenn". You can look it up on Yahoo. I can't post the link as the Museum filter is **** out one of the words.
    Last edited by megoapesnut; Nov 17, '15, 1:37 PM.

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  • Mikey
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    If these zombies are based on the Romero kind they should be starting to learn by now (see Day of the Dead)

    I'm waiting for the day when zombies discover Segway's

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  • Gorn Captain
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    Originally posted by megoapesnut
    So, who was asking for help at the end of the episode? My first thought was that it was Glenn, but later I thought maybe it was the guy who stole Daryl's cycle. I didn't go back and check. Did Daryl have his radio when the couple took off on the bike or was it in the bag? If it was Glenn and he somehow got inside the dumpster, they now have the means to rescue him. Hose down the crowd with gas and set a blaze, hoping that Glenn doesn't get too fried inside.
    It sure sounded like Glenn, but very weak. Even if he managed to escape, he might still have been bitten.

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