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Rapportera problem med översättningen
windows are also ironically shut due to years of intense heat are rusted shut and have to be pried open not pushed inward.
it's a 2 story house surrounded by other houses and we got tons of canned non perishable foods.
got about 2 revolvers and 1 rifle with limited ammo but tons of knives my grandpa left behind after he passed away recently.
Honestly depending on the number of zombies i think we can last a while. Given they don't try to pile ontop of each other to reach the 2nd floor nor have some b.s. plot armor super strength or durability.
-Front of property has steel railings to protect against car crashes. You enter through a small gate that is closed by default.
-Actual building has thick steel grills on all windows.
-Driveway has two steel gates one after another.
-Building itself is made from reinforced concrete.
-Main entry way is protected by a steel roll-up door
-Then there's finally a hardwood door with double locks to get to the lobby.
-There's a back door that leads to the laundry room, which itself has an exit door leading to the large back yard that is entirely walled up. 4 meters high.
Since I live alone here, I lock everything down. Only leaving the steel roll-up door open during the day.
It's fortified because it's along the main highway in a rural area. Intentionally built to prevent break-ins.
Honestly the only thing missing is a moat, then I'd consider it a fortified manor house.
Scenario 1: I have time to roll down the steel roll-up door. In which case I'm completely safe.
Scenario 2: Can't roll down the steel roll-up door.
But zombies would need to get over the steel railings first, which is already difficult, and then get to the hardwood door with double locks.
The hardwood door is very sturdy and I'll have more than enough time to barricade it further.
probably would just be normal but mostly dead and stupid walking corpses
The walls, ceiling, and floor are made from concrete, the doors have been reinforced with a 5 mm thick steel plate to protect against fire and intruders.
The only viable access point would be the balcony, if the zombies somehow manage to drop down from above, which is unlikely as the balcony is secured via sliding windows.
The windows are not accessible due to me being on the seventh floor.
I've also got a hatchet at home for self defense, should some lunatic decide to break in, which fortunately never happened so far.
So I'd say I'm pretty secure.
Huh? 🤨
the reality is like a song,about how a niger`s game got fked up,it goes like this,their game is fked up,and they want my game to fk up,first move units ,then talk shjt.
is it possible that,the reality is ,they have been move units ,and i have been talk shjt,no no no.bad analogy .
like i said,the best thing about humanity is in the writings,when i am here trying to write my way into having a child,like all the best things in the writings,it is having a difficult time to come into reality.
that's funny, all that I have is calculation and evil, and suddenly I care about what's good?
What the hell are you on about?
and words got me into a peculiar situation, where real damage can be delivered to me, through fiction and reality.