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Start here => What's your crime? Basic Discussion => Topic started by: Parts on May 05, 2011, 03:04:26 PM
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I saw this on a contractor forum I go to. I'm all for security but really. Would be good for storms too. Thought some here might like it.
(http://i.imgur.com/MBwQc.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/GrU2M.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/GN4td.jpg)
http://all-that-is-interesting.com/post/4956385434/the-first-zombie-proof-house
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Zombies are :viking:
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I like it. When I felt like hiding from the world I could just lock it up and nobody could annoy me :)
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Looks more like an office building than a house.
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Great house. Lots of windows, but at night, close sesame. Might actually be able to sleep in a place like that.
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I love it :viking:
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Awesome!!
I want one.
No more fear of killer zombies, family, inlaws, neighborhood kids...:heart:
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Are the security lights to keep people from banging on it? Or stealing the sod?
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Are the security lights to keep people from banging on it? Or stealing the sod?
For ease of sniper activity from the roof.
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Thank you for bringing this important issue to my attention. I have been wondering how zombie-proof my house and this is just what I need. :zoinks:
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Once you build it all you have left to to is get it all stocked up
:scotch: :scotch: :bounce: :bounce: :booty: :booty: :tooledup: :tooledup: :tooledup: :tooledup:
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It's an awesome fortress, but what if the occupant were unconscious and in need of emergency medical help or rescue from fire?
How hard would it be for an ambulance crew to get in? The fire department could probably use axes, but what about the EMTs? :orly:
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It's an awesome fortress, but what if the occupant were unconscious and in need of emergency medical help or rescue from fire?
How hard would it be for an ambulance crew to get in? The fire department could probably use axes, but what about the EMTs? :orly:
I think they would need a demo saw
(http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRgINfNNktIxWwd9tIZehohNROfUpadzrwMTkNnZ1ZJ1JeVvHIk)
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It's an awesome fortress, but what if the occupant were unconscious and in need of emergency medical help or rescue from fire?
How hard would it be for an ambulance crew to get in? The fire department could probably use axes, but what about the EMTs? :orly:
I think they would need a demo saw
http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRgINfNNktIxWwd9tIZehohNROfUpadzrwMTkNnZ1ZJ1JeVvHIk
How likely is it that they would have one? :orly:
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Opps I messed up the photo fixed
They have them in most rescue trucks they cut almost anything. in construction they use them to cut cement, stone and brick
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Opps I messed up the photo fixed
They have them in most rescue trucks they cut almost anything. in construction they use them to cut cement, stone and brick
Oh, OK, cool! I suppose if I did buy such a home I would just inform my local fire department that I lived in a speshul house! :asthing:
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Once you build it all you have left to to is get it all stocked up
Would be willing to bet that place has a basement and a hoard.
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Once you build it all you have left to to is get it all stocked up
Would be willing to bet that place has a basement and a hoard.
Now I REALLY want to live there! :autism:
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Be a bugger if you locked yourself out.
Apart from that ....Love it