This could give birth to the idea of the head shot being the only way to kill a zombie. While the subjects would technically still be alive, meeting all the scientific requirements for life, would they really be considered to be alive on human standards? Much like when someone is brain dead and in a coma, they are technically alive but the person they where is gone forever. Could this be the case with prolong exposure to cannibalism? This could also shed light into how many different cultures believe that if you eat you enemy you would gain there power.
It would just turn you into a zombie as well. I mean, OK, yeah, it could kill a lot of people, but how is it going to make them rise again? Your email address will not be published. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. ZRS Staff. Mmmm April 12, at am. Warning: even this heads up is offensive! Congress warned you about P2 and so am I! There is a new expansion for Postal 2 and it features "20 new areas of Paradise to decimate, 10 new missions to execute with extreme prejudice and an array of "cutting edge" weaponry " and "Mad Cow-infected Tourettes Zombies, old favorites such as Gary Coleman, Terrorist Zealots and the Postal Babes are also on hand for a wild weekend with the Postal Dude.
Now where the hell to pick it up What the hell, any GAME, period. On the other hand, Postal 2 was generally lame as hell. I heard that they are already implemented in the next Sims expansion, "Sims: Beyond the Grave! The thing I loved about P2- besides the senseless violence and irreverent humor- was that as the game started the game wasn't very hostile except that dog chewing on your junk but as the game progressed things got progressively hostiler it's a word now!
The final run was a mad dash in a chaotic land and was one of the most memorable gaming levels I have ever played. I'm looking forward to picking this up. A lot of games do that, but they tend to be RPGs I think the ability to piss on everything was also an important milestone in gaming evolution.
They managed to fit a game in-between the loading screens? When that happens, the infected animals begin to develop an array of awful symptoms — dementia, hallucinations, and difficulty walking and eating.
The animals eventually become wobbly and disoriented. The disease got its name because when prions overtake an animal, it begins losing weight and wasting away. Instead, the symptoms are what you would expect to see of a very sick animal: thin, weak, and unable to function normally.
An animal with chronic wasting disease can spread prions to other animals through direct or indirect contact with bodily fluids such as feces, saliva, blood, or urine. Because prions are so robust, they can survive in environments — farms, forests — for years, decades even. Those plants can then spread prions through their leaves, Larsen said. And every year, we see more and more cases of chronic wasting disease.
So far, the only evidence scientists have of spread beyond hoofed mammals, like deer, is indirect. In lab experiments, scientists have shown that the disease can spread in squirrel monkeys and mice that carry human genes, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says. In a recently published study , researchers found that chronic wasting disease prions infected human cells in a petri dish.
The only way to make prions noninfectious is by using lye , a strong alkaline solution that drastically changes the pH balance, and autoclaving — or pressure-treating them — at degrees Fahrenheit. Well, we only know where chronic wasting disease was.
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