August 2010 Discussion

[CheeseWhisper]

the original mini-zombie plague

Heh... now that's a funny mental picture. Do you think mini-zombies present more or less of a threat than do full-sized zombies?

[Steneub]

Or will there be a robot double/zombie copy of Chuck introduced at some point, who will be given away by his not sneezing at ICC?

That's where I was going with it

[mikekearn]

Do you think mini-zombies present more or less of a threat than do full-sized zombies?

Mini-zombies obviously present a much greater threat. Being smaller, they can fit into more places, hide easier, and are harder to hit. They aren't as fast, but they can swarm much more effectively.

[CheeseWhisper]

What about Tiny Zombies? How big does the bite have to be?

[mikekearn]

Currently the testing is ongoing.

[MetalNinja]

NO!!! MIKE!! PLEASE DON'T THROW ME IN THERE!! NO!! NO!! NOOOOOOO!!! AAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!


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[porcupineportent]

I enjoy the discussion this arc has inspired.

Please, don't mind me. * *

[ktcarleton]

That was fandamntastic.

[LawCleaver]

Hurrah for early update!

Now the question becomes: if

Spoiler:

time travel involves looking for "big events" and landing near them, and young!Chuck has just arrived here and now....what is going to happen?

[Steneub]

Why do time-traveling interlopers always feel the need to choose a climactic moment to appear? Wouldn't it prove more effective to arrive, say, a day or a few hours in advance to have time to prepare?

Of course this can always be explained away as "The time machine doesn't get a coordinate-lock on any 'small-ripple' events like Ben Franklin II eats a sandwich, it can only lock on to button-of-doom level events."

Holy hell, I knew this page sounded familiar!