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    Easy Home Defense Preps

    Plant thorny shrubs under ground floor windows.

    It will slow down intruders and alert you to their presence when you hear "Ow, ow, damn it" coming from outside.

    #2
    Make it blackberry bushes. Defense plus you can make wine.
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      #3
      Originally posted by Steve28 View Post
      Make it blackberry bushes. Defense plus you can make wine.
      Now you're talkin' true preps.

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        #4
        keep a stockpile of bricks. when the zombies come you can just brick up the windows and hold out till they all die of starvation.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Absolutely! View Post
          keep a stockpile of bricks. when the zombies come you can just brick up the windows and hold out till they all die of starvation.
          Zombies don't starve, geeze.

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            #6
            Originally posted by bowclan View Post

            Zombies don't starve, geeze.
            "decompose" then. Geez.

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              #7
              That's why I love living in Canada. Half the year the zombies will just be frozen statues.
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                #8
                Unless the fuckers learn to make fire.
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Absolutely! View Post

                  "decompose" then. Geez.
                  Ok, Dr. Bowclan is here to help. Watch 10 episodes of TWD.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by bowclan View Post

                    Ok, Dr. Bowclan is here to help. Watch 10 episodes of TWD.
                    fuck no. anything but that.

                    Gristle softens and melts. Ligaments just soften and fall away. How long do you think you can hang half a sheep for before the limbs just gently fall off?

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Absolutely! View Post

                      How long do you think you can hang half a sheep for before the limbs just gently fall off?
                      Half as long as a whole sheep?

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Unclefred View Post
                        Half as long as a whole sheep?
                        darling you cut them along the spine, they're easier to hack bits off that way. Feed the neck to the dogs, ake the forequarter roast, take the chops, feed the flap and the hocks to the dog as you go... you hang 'em up on a hook through the hole between the tendon and bone of their rear hock. After a couple of weeks the meat is superb even on an old ewe. Give it a couple more and depending on season, you'll wish you hadn't.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Absolutely! View Post

                          fuck no. anything but that.

                          Gristle softens and melts. Ligaments just soften and fall away. How long do you think you can hang half a sheep for before the limbs just gently fall off?
                          You are talking sheep & zombies. A&O

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Absolutely! View Post

                              darling you cut them along the spine, they're easier to hack bits off that way. Feed the neck to the dogs, ake the forequarter roast, take the chops, feed the flap and the hocks to the dog as you go... you hang 'em up on a hook through the hole between the tendon and bone of their rear hock. After a couple of weeks the meat is superb even on an old ewe. Give it a couple more and depending on season, you'll wish you hadn't.
                              Yum.

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