Comments
Follow Comments Sorted by time
mopargirl
· 9 years ago
· FIRST
Wow, never thought of that.
13
morganwinchester
· 9 years ago
Does nobody realize that zombies wouldn't be able to get out of their caskets...?
17
tatedareader
· 9 years ago
......because most are locked. Never thought of that either.
10
deleted
· 9 years ago
Also they're six feet under, so even if they managed to get out of the casket the soil would collapse and immobilize them
13
Show All
sublimegamer
· 9 years ago
So based off of how many zombies we see in the movies, there would be like ten times as many ready to be found...
7
yeroc790
· 9 years ago
Also, say if it's an apocalypse, people might be dying faster than they can bury dead people, so that makes it easier for zombies
2
barcode
· 9 years ago
Well zombies are stronger than normal humans because they don't have that part of their brain telling them not to do something because they might get hurt from it. So they could easily get out of their caskets. And they could crawl their way out of the soil because I think the only reason a normal person wouldn't be able to is because of fatigue. But however if the ground is packed tight then that would be the only problem if it was packed tight enough that they wouldn't be able to claw their way out.
deleted
· 9 years ago
The soil would engulf them and they wouldn't be able to move their limbs no matter the slight super human strength they posses
4
barcode
· 9 years ago
Yeah that's what I was saying would be the only flaw
▼
nickelaz
· 9 years ago
Wouldn't most zombies just be skeletons though? Most of them would've been rotting for years. Just saying.
9
iamachloe
· 9 years ago
Then wouldn't it just be like skeleton war then???
4
nickelaz
· 9 years ago
Pretty much ... It would be a skeleton apocalypse.
2