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[_] [?] WARNING: Zombies! Anonymous 01/09/11(Sun)20:57 No.1448148
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>> [_] Anonymous 01/09/11(Sun)22:04 No.1448174
Sounds too fake.
They wouldn't outright call them zombies when talking to the public, they would try to downplay
it as best they can.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/09/11(Sun)22:34 No.1448188
sounds like it was written by a 12 year old. Fail
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/11(Mon)01:17 No.1448264
I'd recommend removing the zombie part from the symptoms list and replacing it with high fever,
delirium, and aggressive behavior. Also, it'd be the CDC issuing the broadcast, not PSPD.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/11(Mon)02:52 No.1448295
fuck the gov is retarded we are all going to die!!!
ZOMBIES... god has officially push the reset button. all complex life as we know it will cease as
we know it.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/11(Mon)04:18 No.1448341
Pretty cool, but I don't think the EAS uses that nice of a pixel font. :)
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/11(Mon)04:22 No.1448344
>>1448264
EAS can be used by local authorities, as well. Here in IL, we get them all the time for tornadoes
or heavy storms, and I seem to recall they're posted by the local NWS in Lincoln.
That said, this does sound a little amateurish for a real emergency broadcast.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/11(Mon)12:32 No.1448474
Cool idea but you should trim up the writing. Look up actual case scenarios for infectious
disease and government actions (there is a database covering all mass epidemic scenarios, even
the black plague). You should replace "zombie" with infected persons. You should also do two. One
about the spread of the disease and one possibly two days after the infection started describing
infected persons and how to stay clear from infected persons.
