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Topic	Walking Dead questions (possible spoilers)
Verdekal 02/27/20 11:49:06 AM #7:	lightwarrior78 posted... Ammo is a bit off, but remember, the series is set in dominantly red states so they aren't neutered by gun control, so there's more to scavenge. Also the reason Eugene could track down a manufacturing facility. Clothes, the zombies took out the population, but Walmart still stands to be looted for the foreseeable future, as is any number of homes. Storms and dampness would expose places to the elements. Lots of clothes are made for larger people and less people would be overweight in a post-apocotlypeic world so many of them would not be usable. People would wear clothes too big but it would be a hindrance when up against zombies and hostile humans. --- Don't tease the octopus, kids! <cite>Verdekal posted [p:934947486] in Walking De... [t:78435283]...</cite> <quote>lightwarrior78 posted... </cite> <quote>Ammo is a bit off, but remember, the series is set in dominantly red states so they aren't neutered by gun control, so there's more to scavenge. Also the reason Eugene could track down a manufacturing facility. Clothes, the zombies took out the population, but Walmart still stands to be looted for the foreseeable future, as is any number of homes.</quote>Storms and dampness would expose places to the elements. Lots of clothes are made for larger people and less people would be overweight in a post-apocotlypeic world so many of them would not be usable. People would wear clothes too big but it would be a hindrance when up against zombies and hostile humans. --- Don't tease the octopus, kids!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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