"My shotgun of plus two healing."

"...Sure, why not."

Good times. 

Sounds like a serious round of suck from immigration...

Hope you get better soon, and get to move in with the hubby soon!

I wish I could add something more constructive than "Jenny, keep up the awesome work." Love this comic.

Call of Duty - Black Ops. This game looks amazing.

What are the different TZH logos? Red Halo, Infected, ARC, Jasper...?

Jenny's artwork still amazes me. Good job!

Do not look to the military to set an example for long-lasting, hard-use boots. That is counter-productive to military philosophy; they need boots that will have either a very short or no break-in time, that are durable enough for the mission, and that can be purchased in massive quantities at discount.

The best place to go for finding out which shoes and boots will have the long-term wearability you/we'd want is at hiking, backpacking, running, and cross-country running forums. A lot of hikers and backpackers can keep the same pair of boots for years, sometimes decades if you take care of them. Running shoes tend to take more abuse only because they're a lighter material. I've had running shoes last a couple years of running regularly, but they aren't made anymore (some older New Balance shoe). My Asolo boots will last 20 years if I do my part (I've spoken with other backpackers with 20+ year old versions of my boots...).

Very freakin' good point to bring up, though. Runners and trekkers often buy a spare pair of boots that they like just because good boots and shoes are hard to come by.

Everything depends on the length of incubation period. How much time actually needs to elapse determines how quick S will actually HTF, and by extension how well people can react to an outbreak. Secondary to that is how physically capable the infected are (runners vs shamblers, hunters/'zerkers vs crawlers, that sorta thing)... although whether animals can become infected probably ties with this in terms of importance.

My house is not exactly fortified, and would take a lot of effort to become fortified. However, access to basic building supplies, a sledge, and walled and gated subdivisions with two-story houses are definite advantages in my area. Get a generator or three upstairs, destroy the stairs and build a retractable ladder, put hurricane shutters up over boarded windows, and install blackout curtains on all upstairs windows for several nearby houses. The extra storage room and security from an inaccessible second floor turns a one week hideout into a few months hideout, provided necessities are stocked up on.


(Speeling corekted)

I'm not sure which line's funnier, the "chimp on a segway" or the "fuming exit".   

Speaking of faces, the "We're going to talk about this later" one Jenny's giving Milo makes me reconsider how he might die. 

I'm curious about Charlie's personality as well.

Great update.

However, it's a perfectly in-character reaction from TZH Jenny. Note that the rest of the crew has not made known their opinions yet.

I'm loving the consistency, Jenny. You're an outstanding story-teller.

Today I learned Rep John Murtha died.

Adios, amigo. 

I want a zapper.

Which, incidentally, reminds me of a class in my first year of college...

Everyone caught up yet? Still a flashback.