Keystone State Thread

Agreed. Tbh I would of been as mad as he was with someone writing a hand written note to my employer. My boss is on his phone all day long while driving so what would he have to say you know. My phone stays in my phone mount while I'm driving.

 

It begins!

 

Always had a thing for the Zombie thing. That make sense? Anyway, the boy and I have seen every zombie flick you can name, even some of the really, really bad ones. I mean really bad. Always wondered what if…do we have enough ammo (do you ever really have “enough”), enough food and water, you gotta see my pantry, are we locked up and secured correctly and have materials for additional? Basic supply’s ready and an enough for long term? So forth and so on. Almost became an obsession and we planned scenarios in case. Too much?? Not saying if it happened we would last but we would put up one hell of a fight for a long while. Better to be prepared. Mmmmmm, brains….

 

Night of the Living Dead was filmed outside of Cranberry, near Mars. Dawn of the Dead was filmed in the Monroeville mall when I was entering 10th grade. At that time, we literally lived on the hill over looking the mall and my brothers and friends and I thought about being extras, as they were looking for some just to walk around the mall like an over taxed shopper. I know I never pursued it and don't think any of my friends did either. we might have been a little too young.
https://george-a-romeros-dawn-of-the-dead.fandom.com/wiki/The_Monroeville_Mall

 

Walk around any town and tell me with a straight face that vegan zombies don’t exist.

 

This article says Night of the Living dead (1968) was filmed outside of Evans City, which is next to Mars, PA. The article refers to the area as "rural." It was in 1968. It isn't today. that area might be the fastest growiing area in all of western PA and the roads are nightmares. I think if the zombies showed up there today, they might just be run over.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_of_the_Living_Dead

 

If you drive north on Myoma road from 228, you’ll see multi million dollar houses next to the 70 year old farm shack that sold their land to build said mansion. It’s crazy lol

 

Wait... i didn't realize that you redo this each year. That's pretty hard core.

 

You need medieval style plate armor. Zombies can't bite through steel. Unless you're talking about genetically modified, Umbrella Corp types.

 

kensington has zombies year around… drive slow and sit low, keep the doors locked for a show

 

Just about finished; I've got a few more stickers coming!

 

I would actually prefer to leave the truck with at least the "Zombie Response Team" livery all year round, but I start decorating the truck with Christmas lights the weekend before Thanksgiving, and the zombie apocalypse theme doesn't exactly mix with the Christmas lights; I generally dezombify the truck before November 3rd...

 

Morning guys, love the Zombie truck man. That's dedication.

 

Morning Pennsylvania