Walking Dead

[Charly]

LOLOLOLOL when my friends talk about zombies infecting Markham ^this exact statement comes up everytime

Too bad Emcee wasn't still open by LeBaron. Booze & drug stock up would also be called for.

[Cat13]

Where survival training is concerned I've got you beat, hands down. I survived Flemingdon Park, from ages 5 through 7.

LMAO! We could play this game all day. No clue what Flemingdon Park is. But I was rural enough that if you hardly drove 15 min out of town any emergency hospital trips were handled by helicopter. We already were 60min away from the local hospital. Guns weren't an issue, bears and cougars were. And a fun bear encounter was determined by whether your spotted momma or baby first.

[Rob MacLennan]

LMAO! We could play this game all day. No clue what Flemingdon Park is. But I was rural enough that if you hardly drove 15 min out of town any emergency hospital trips were handled by helicopter. We already were 60min away from the local hospital. Guns weren't an issue, bears and cougars were. And a fun bear encounter was determined by whether your spotted momma or baby first.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flemingdon_Park

Take a drive through sometime, but keep your windows rolled up

[Cat13]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flemingdon_Park

Take a drive through sometime, but keep your windows rolled up

LOL not scared. You hurt a person and he/she slows down. Hurt an animal and it keeps going full force until its dead. Difference between being driven by instinct or purpose.
Zombies would fall under the animal but the people in that area are not.

[toshison]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flemingdon_Park

Take a drive through sometime, but keep your windows rolled up

Flemo is not really that bad a neighbourhood. Mostly immigrant families trying to make it... Not unlike many neighbourhoods in Toronto. Its only got better in the last 15 years or so.

[Rob MacLennan]

Flemo is not really that bad a neighbourhood. Mostly immigrant families trying to make it... Not unlike many neighbourhoods in Toronto. Its only got better in the last 15 years or so.

Think 1968.