Tuesday, March 30, 2010
How one little decision can affect a day
New Feature
Monday, March 29, 2010
This just in from the Department of the obvious
Day of the Dead 2: Contagium
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Self Defence and the ZA
As I mentionned in the last post, the best self defence is avoidance; if you are where the zombies aren't you can't get infected.
stopping power
range
ammunition you can restock easily
silence
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Riders get the Minister of Defence
Friday, March 26, 2010
This isn't funny unless you work in healthcare
Thursday, March 25, 2010
UHHHH THURSDAY NIGHT BACK-UP GOALIE???

ahhhem....So the "Argo's" get first pick this year....at least they will be first at something, ohhhh ho ho ho. Why are the "Rider's" not playing in Moncton. Who the fuck wants to see Edmonton and Toronto. The "Rider's" would be a huge draw and I would have an excuse to go to Moncton ewwwww!




For the last part of my blog I have decided to take the advice of my girlfriend and list the songs I am ashamed to like (yes I do have a girlfriend, you wouldn't think I would have the time to write this garbage well I just showed you) I really have no qualms about my musical taste but I do know a lot of this stuff a 31 year old male shouldn't listen too.
"Come back to me" 'David Cook
"Everything" 'Alanis Morissette
"Everybody" (Backstreet's back) 'Backstreet boys
"Tearin' up my heart" 'N'Sync
"PoP' 'Nsync
"Over you" 'Daughtry
"It's all coming back to me now" 'Celine Dion
"Bad Romance" 'Lady Gaga
That's enough, they just get worse. You see I don't mind admitting to this unfortunate lists of songs, because this douche once made a comment that I shouldn't listen to this music because a lot of people would think I was gay. What kind of fucking advice is that. I told him I wished every guy on the planet was gay. He asked "why the fuck would you want that"....think about it buddy. He actually wasn't my buddy, he was that "guy" at the bar. You know that "guy", he stands in front of the dance floor with a beer in his hand, he does "laps", hits on a very uninterested bartender or waitress because they have to be nice to him, is pretty much attached to the guy he came with, stares and stocks one girl who might have accidentally looked him in the eye, gets insanely drunk and passes out on his car.....wait.....I did that....ughhhhh.

"Hey Dave can I crash at your place?"
I would have just assumed he was a zombie and shot him in the head.....
REGINA RIOT.....PLAYOFFS??

you people are sick!!!!
Anyway I did not expect us to do well, and as for winning forget it! Before the game I posted on Facebook that even though we are out matched, I will hold my head up high after the game because I know we will give everything we have. I am very proud of this team and the adversity we have faced all year.
"Fuck off Van Der Beek
So the game started out pretty normal, we played very well on defence and Scott was making crucial saves. The ball was deflected back to me at one point and I kicked a one timer from just in front of our crease. The ball went way up in the air directly at the net and made a little curve at the end over the keepers head and came down into their net.....yes.....I kid you not. I kind of just stood there after that. Funny part was I did the exact same thing not 50 seconds after that goal, but this time it went off the top of the net.
Eventually some dick who should not be in our division scored on a shot that Scott got a piece of, but hit off him, off the post and in....1-1 after the first half. The second half was a great contest. Both sides had plenty of chances and playing awesome defence. My leg got kicked in the first half and hurt like a bitch, but I got back on and fed some pretty nice passes and throw in's. Joey almost converted on one of my throws, but like the story all year it missed by a thread. With about 7 minutes left as I watched helplessly on the bench because of my fucking leg, they scored on a low, screened shot that once again Scott got a piece of.....game over....sigh. I would have loved to take them to a shoot-out where it's any ones game. So ends a great season. I can't wait until next year because this team is fun to play on, and I don't have to let up like in co-ed just in case I run into some girl and kill her.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Another Open Letter to the Schedulers at Work
Thanks for nothing.
A little story for you. Sachmo was out having a drinky drink after work, and runs into this girl he knew from back in the day. They start talking, she's going out to O'Hanlons for some drinks with her friend, she invites Sachmo out but "I'm with my friend and I don't want her to be a third wheel, do you have any single friends?". Sachmo being the great friend, and excellent wing man that he is
A very serious subject
Emergency Rations. Freeze Dried is OK, but military surplus field rations are ideal (MRE for U.S. Army, IMP for Canadian, and comida de combate individual diaria para soldados in Mexico, if you are outside North America check with your nearest military surplus supplier
Water. The average human needs about 3 litres of water a day to survive, on top of any losses used up during exertion. Plan for at least double that as you will be on the move and under stress. for two days that's 12 litres per person. This weighs 12 kg, and will be the heaviest of your supplies. Creativity is a must. A Camelbak can hold up to two litres. If you will be where you know water will be available but of questionable quality (which during a ZA is anything not bottled by yourself) water purification tablests will let you carry a smaller amount of water on your person and refill whenever possible. In a desert environment you will need to ensure you have all your water on your person.
Transport. During the ZA you will need to move. Any noise will attract the undead, and quiet is a must. Car: too loud and lets face it the roads will be clogged, also filling up will be exposing yourself to unnecessary risk. Motorcycle: good, but not great, you can get around obsticles, but still are too loud, and you need gas. You need transport that is quiet, a rugged mountain bike is ideal, you should have a basket to carry items, as well as a repair kit for breakdowns. In winter skis are perfect.
Self Defence Weapons. The best defence against the hoard is distance. Keep away from any zombies you run into, although there will come times when you need to fight. Firearms are ok, but have disadvantages. Firstly they are loud, get a silencer if legal in your jurisdiction. Small arms are very inaccurate at long distances, so handguns are mainly useful as a close quarters secondary weapon. A hunting rifle, preferably silenced, preferably scoped is ideal. This will allow you to deal with the threat at a distance. Of course you will need lots of ammo, estimate what you think you will need, and then double it. Twice. And it goes without saying that you need to be able to shoot accurately. Practice practice practice, and know that when a zombie is shuffling towards you, you will be scared shitless, and shooting at a quarter of your unpressured accuracy. You will need to hit the attacker in the head, and you need to get the fuck out of Dodge, no matter how silenced you are, you WILL attract more undead. Melee weapons are basically useless, if the zombies get that close to you you have a 19% chance of survival, a machete is best, sharp and military grade (the show pieces break way too easily). This had the advantage of being legal, light weight and easily obtained. Your best bet is to disable the zombie (such as cutting the Achillies' Tendon or Hamstring) and getting away. It is very difficult to behead a freshly converted zombie, and that is not reasonable for an average guy to do in one blow. Never forget that a disabled zombie is still a dangerous zombie, even a severed zombie head can bite
Clothes: You need travel clothes. You want to be well covered, with nothing too long that the cold dead hands can grab (this includes your hair ladies). Dress in layers appropriate for your climate, in places with very distinct seasons like Saskatchewan, make sure you have warm and cold weather outfits.
Once you have a basic kit you must supplement what you can, the UK Special Air Service (think Brittish green berets) survival guide is here
somewhere you can get to with your available transport in a few days knowing that roads will likely be impassable and zombified
somewhere you can fortify
somewhere people aren't, the less civilians around your BOL the less potential zombies there are
somewhere you can visit BEFORE the ZA, this way you can scout the ground, cache supplies, and prepare fortifications
somewhere you can live off of, your cached supplies can only last so long
somewhere with natural advantages and few natural disadvantages (a forest is bad because the zombies are on you before you realize it, high ground on a plain is good so you can see them from afar)
Step #2-Early Warning



Step #5 Surving
Once you're at your BOL, you need to fortify (as discussed in Step #3). Then you need to live off the land, there will be no 7-11 or 24 hour pharmacy to bail you out. You need to know what plants you can eat, and how to catch animals. Plant a garden, grow some grain, stock up for the winter. Basically live like a farmer in 1830, but watching for zombies. You will be at your BOL trying to survive until the zombies die out. Based on observed patterns of spread in past outbreaks, it will take about 3 years for the ZA to peak. 95% of the population will be infected within 5 years. It takes roughly 5 years for a zombie to eventually decay away to harmlessness, so you are looking at about 10 years you will need to live at your BOL until the ZA is fading. Does this mean in 10 years you are scot free? Hells no! If you live in places that freeze, the winter freeze will slow the decay process, although during the freeze is a great time to go hunt the frozen solid zombies and destroy them before the spring melt.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Things I hate that everyone else seems to love
The angst filled moanings of Brittish douchebags are not meant for my ears.