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A freind of mine and I were once working on a story where the basic premise was
"What if the people caught in a zombie holocaust werent complete idiots". Sounds like what this book proclaims (which is very interesting to me) We had endless discussions of what would be a good weapon, which ones had what advantages, and how to make a suitable defense. In the end, the characters would have ended up on one of florida's keys, where they could drive to the mainland if they needed to, but it was easilydefendable (since it's just a small island)
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