*** The Walking Dead Season 3 Official Thread! ***

20 year old gasoline is another story. We have ethanol laced gasoline now & that crap turns to sugar syrup after a while.

OBTW, do not be such an ass when responding. Never mind, you do call yourself a "cooch"; that says it all.

:Toilet paper spi:

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no, it doesnt

Jane, if I was still "me", I'd ban him again.
But as you know, this forum is not what it appears to be, and I don't play the game any longer, so I have surrendered my banning powers :-)

btw, just got a great Damascus Wakazashi. Musashi would be proud ;-)

Your posts indicate otherwise.

Go away. We will all be happier.

wtf are you talking about?! cuz it bothers me that the characters are retards with no survival skills or common sense? i still like the show and have read the comic

Wish you would return. Life on GLP is far more interesting with you around.

As far as The Cooch goes:

I would have grabbed a couple of those army tanks at the CDC, or in Atlanta.

Siphon fuel along the way, as needed.

Those fuckers ain't getting into a tank.

One can get gas/diesel from a gas station without power.I worked in one. You just have to know how.

dont tell them, these are the people that will die in the first 24 hours.

powers out honey lets go to the FEMA camp for safetey!

Lady Jane my arse is gonna be making buttons everytime I reach for the TP!

I would like to read the comic of TWD but after doing a search on Ebay and Amazon I'm bombarded with loads of versions of the comic. What one is it and wheres the best place to get it. Saw a compendium on amazon but they wanted £100!

xx em xx

i got the compendium for like $13 on amazon

Just checked the US Amazon compendium is about $40 £30 in the UK

The Omnibus is £200 new in the UK and $350 in the US!

Wish I'd known about them before they were televised!

xx em xx

I have not read the comic but OP may be able to give a good lead on a place to purchase.

EBAY is a possibility, but with the popularity of the show, people may bid them up a bit.

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i wouldnt even bother with the books, its not any better than the TV show. everybody dies like an idiot, turning thier backs on dark doorways and shit just begging a zombie to reach out and grab them.

its like harry potter, its mediocre at best but the market is starving for material so it gets gobbled up like it was greatness.

Do share some of your screenwriting expertise with us.

Any copyrights?

The comics are awesome. especially if you're a fan of the show!

I do not want to read them & watch the show. It will only annoy me when they digress from the comic even though I know such artistic license is typical & to be expected.

Besides, am having fun trying to predict what the writers will do next to maintian the combination of conflict & action, while developing characters.

I understand that. When the series ends, you should check out the comics. They are a lot different from the series, which I like because it's a whole different adventure.

You must be someone who hate soap opera with pregnancy stuff and girl talk!

SENOIA, Ga -- It's pretty clear that zombies like the state of Georgia. If you watch "The Walking Dead" you have seen several Georgia locations where the popular television series was shot.

Now it appears that season three of the AMC hit will be shot here too. One Georgia City with a Hollywood-like reputation will benefit most. The city of Senoia has been told by the show's location manager that most of the upcoming season will be shot there.

The city's Main Street will be the main set for when the show starts shooting on May 31, 2012. Cast and crew could be in Senoia until November. "We've gotten used to how to direct traffic, how to deal with businesses," the city's Director of Downtown Development Scott Tigchelaar said.

Imagine downtown Senoia as the center of a walled city, a sanctuary from a zombie apocalypse. That's the only hint city officials have been given about what will take place in Senoia.

If you walk down Main Street and look down at the sidewalk your steps are marked by plaques of some of the dozen or so movie and television projects that have been filmed here.

Some of the more popular films are Driving Miss Daisy, Fried Green Tomatoes, Andersonville, Sweet Home Alabama, Broken Bridges and Footloose.

Tigchelaar said Senoia's commitment to these projects has helped it get through a tough economy, unlike other Georgia cities and towns. "Probably the last five or six years have been the toughest economy any of us have ever seen," he said. "We've gone from six businesses on Main Street to 45 businesses on Main Street."

Gail Downs owns Gail's Antiques. Her store is littered with mementos of the stars who have visited her shop. She said the Hollywood invasion of Senoia has been good for business. "Especially in the antiques business because we have a lot of people that come in when they're filming the movies and they're looking for props," she said.

She's looking forward to the summer shoot. "It's going to be huge and bring lots and lots of people," she said.

Parts of the first two seasons of "The Walking Dead" were shot in Senoia. Mike Riley, the shows location manager told city council members, "Senoia will be a major set for next season."

Is it October yet??

**I know!** It's going to be a looong summer!

Damn you are an annoying little douche arnt you.

They had been at this location before, remember them searching the cars. They had already picked this site over for anything useful.

omg some of you guys are nothing but zombie food. theres a shit load of cars jammed up there, that means LOTS of gasoline ya dig?

Another Sunday....no Walking Dead...**sigh**