The Walking Dead - TV Series on AMC ( Comic and Un-aired Spoilers unwelcome!)

[Scareb]

1. maggie
2. BETH
3. Tara
4. rosita (only cuz she looks kinda gross with no make up)

There, I fixed it for you. Don't worry, we all go a little crazy after our first beer.

 

[devilof76]

1. Michonne
2. Maggie
3. Tara
4. Beth
5. Rosita

 

[crows]

1. maggie
2. tara
3. rosita (only cuz she looks kinda gross with no make up)
4.beth

1. Michonne
2. Maggie
3. Tara
4. Beth
5. Rosita

why Rosita so low?

And where the Hell is Carol in these lists ?

And I think it is funny how Tara always has that "Who Farted" kind of face no matter what episode

 

[The Ween]

1. Daryl
2. Rick
3. Glenn

 

[Deckard]

1. Daryl
2. Rick
3. Glenn

Don't play coy with us and leave Tara out Ween.

And where the Hell is Carol in these lists ?

Beth, Maggie, Rosita, Carol, Sasha, Tara

Michonnes too scary. And I'm not putting anything near that cannibal lady.

 

[devilof76]

She ain't foolin' no one.

why Rosita so low?

Scrawny ***.

 

[yruh8n]

Good point! I like your theory about Joe's gang.

Now I'm wondering if the two guys Rick killed in the bar (when he went to get Hershal) were also part of Joe's gang? I don't remember an explanation as to which group they were with?

 

[averagejo]

Was this posted?
A little late ..We know Glenn arrived already!

 

[yruh8n]

Peanut butter, jelly, pigs feet and soda.





Even if the human flesh/meat has the hair removed (the #1 culprit for the odor), is butcheredd and is also heavily spiced with a variety of seasoning and some BBQ sauce?

All I can say that is from personal experience the odor is distinct enough that you know exactly what it is when you smell it. My first experience with it was when a small child in the apartment complex I was living in poured gasoline on herself after watching her mother light the barbeque grill. She was only wearing a cloth diaper when it happened so most of the smell was flesh, not hair or clothing. The sense of smell triggers memory more than the other senses. Maybe it is a subconscious link to what happened to the little girl, but the few times since when I encountered that smell it immediately made me sick to my stomach. We were in Florida one time and came across a small brushfire along the interstate. Soon as I got out of the car that odor hit me. When the cops pulled up I mentioned that it smelled like a human burning. Sure enough a motorcycle had run of the road and crashed in the field.

 

[mikedanger]

look at the flowers, yruh8n...look at the flowers

 

[thenammagazine]

All I can say that is from personal experience the odor is distinct enough that you know exactly what it is when you smell it. My first experience with it was when a small child in the apartment complex I was living in poured gasoline on herself after watching her mother light the barbeque grill. She was only wearing a cloth diaper when it happened so most of the smell was flesh, not hair or clothing. The sense of smell triggers memory more than the other senses. Maybe it is a subconscious link to what happened to the little girl, but the few times since when I encountered that smell it immediately made me sick to my stomach. We were in Florida one time and came across a small brushfire along the interstate. Soon as I got out of the car that odor hit me. When the cops pulled up I mentioned that it smelled like a human burning. Sure enough a motorcycle had run of the road and crashed in the field.

I guarantee you if I wrapped a pig in a blanket, ungutted, doused it with gas and lit it on fire, you'd recognize the smell.

 

[Deckard]

 

[yruh8n]

I guarantee you if I wrapped a pig in a blanket, ungutted, doused it with gas and lit it on fire, you'd recognize the smell.

As bacon. Absolutely.

 

[DiFabio]

As bacon. Absolutely.

Smell of an actual burnt pig =/= the smell of a gutted, butchered, bled, pig roast.

If you threw a bunch of cows into a fire, they WOULD NOT smell like steak or hamburgers.

 

[yruh8n]

Smell of an actual burnt pig =/= the smell of a gutted, butchered, bled, pig roast.

If you threw a bunch of cows into a fire, they WOULD NOT smell like steak or hamburgers.

Excuse me, I'm just speaking from personal experience. I don't profess to be an expert on everything like some people on this board.

 

[Snake Plissken]

Smell of an actual burnt pig =/= the smell of a gutted, butchered, bled, pig roast.

If you threw a bunch of cows into a fire, they WOULD NOT smell like steak or hamburgers.

Would it smell like burning leather?

 

[thenammagazine]

Smell of an actual burnt pig =/= the smell of a gutted, butchered, bled, pig roast.

If you threw a bunch of cows into a fire, they WOULD NOT smell like steak or hamburgers.

But some people seem to think they're experts on things they've likely never experienced.

 

[galmando]

But some people seem to think they're experts on things they've likely never experienced.

Whereas folk like you don't...

... so that's why you don't talk about *** much

 

[pixletwin]

Wait, you want nam to talk to you about ***?

Keep the kinky private. Mmmmkay? :

 

[yruh8n]

But some people seem to think they're experts on things they've likely never experienced.

So reading comprehension isn't one of your strong suits? I said my comments were based on personal experience.