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[–]Guitarsession101 537 points538 points ago

Flood proof, till the water rises

[–]teekayfourtwoone 322 points323 points ago

Zombie proof, till the water dries up.

[–]DownvoteDogUpvoteCat 105 points106 points ago

or one washes up on shore...

[–]Hildingding 84 points85 points ago

ZOMBIE MARINES?!

[–]zelleie 90 points91 points ago

Clearly you haven't read World War Z.

[–]ryancarpenter 29 points30 points ago

They can meander on the bottom of the sea!!!

[–]A_Polite_Noise 76 points77 points ago

Everything's deader, down where it's wetter, under the seeeeeeeea!

[–]eyecite 1 point2 points ago

Z Day

[–]dsutari 19 points20 points ago

Zombies can walk underwater since they don't breathe. Some have even walked across ocean floors.

[–]bigrob1 10 points11 points ago

It depends if they're magical zombies or science zombies. Science ZOmbies wouldnt make it, but magical ones, maybe

[–]mamamaMONSTERJAMMM 7 points8 points ago

Ocean currents would be too strong for the shambling type. Although I have seen it in movies.

[–]suhrim 2 points3 points ago

People also seem to forget that marine life would be munching on them the whole voyage.

Zombie crabs would be fairly scary.

[–]truthjusticeUSAway 6 points7 points ago

Why would it have to dry up? As put forth in World War Z, zombies would simply fill with water and walk across the bottom of the body of water. of course, once under water, I'm assuming they couldn't smell/hear you any more...

[–]nyxin 4 points5 points ago

Well assuming their ears still function, they can still hear you under water. In fact, they can hear you better and from longer distances. Sound travels faster in water.

[–]truthjusticeUSAway 7 points8 points ago

But could they discern direction and distance?

[–]kampfy3 2 points3 points ago

There's a possibility that you may be overthinking this.

[–]truthjusticeUSAway 8 points9 points ago

Sure, you say that now.

[–]nuinbot 1 point2 points ago

More like zombie-resistant. Zombies don't swim, but they don't breathe either. It's only a matter of time.

[–]joltek 8 points9 points ago

People always assumed that a large body of water will stop zombies.

Why? Remember, these fuckers are dead and they don't breathe so they can just walk along the bottom of the lake until they reach dry land on the other side.

[–]BuckeyeBentley 16 points17 points ago

Pressure would crush a human body, dead or not.

[–]NerdyRN 6 points7 points ago

In order for that to happen there needs to be a pressure gradient. Both an area of high pressure and an area of low pressure need to exist for something to be crushed.

In the case of a zombie who for the sake of arguement we assume does not breath, it would be of no consequence for it to allow it's lungs/respiratory tract to fill with water. This would eliminate most buoyancy and remove to pressure gradient that would have existed in the thorax.

Gas is compressible and affords 'crushing' at depths whereas liquid is not. with the exception of maybe some gas in the GI tract there should be a limited amount of compressible matter to cause a problem.

Our Bones are porous but filled with marrow a liquid, our brains are a mass of mostly water, both of which make them incompressable and therefor will not crush.

The argument of the Mythbusters experiment is invalid in this case due to the experiment is not trying to test the same thing. They tested decompression at depth. The body was essentially extruded into the helmet because of the pressure exerted on the body by the water around it. The pressure differential that I spoke of exist due to feed line acting as a chimney to the surface allowing the compressed air to escape and incomprehensible liquid to fill it's space.

[–]Dark_Shroud 1 point2 points ago

Pressure and the muck at the bottom very much would stop them.

But it comes down to the type of Zombie, if they're "infected" or some type of science Zombie or magic type. The former most certainly cannot cross water while the later have a chance if they don't get stuck.

[–]Xeteh 1 point2 points ago

You know a lot about something fictitious.

[–]deputy1389 1 point2 points ago

Not unless they're the world war z zombies which are basically ant swarms

[–]Zechnophobe 13 points14 points ago

That's what I thought, until I realized that this photo was DURING a flood. So, the fact that it has survived is rather more proof that it would survive a flood. Thought it wouldn't survive a slightly stronger one.

[–]gruder 7 points8 points ago

My concern is water in sewers and underground that is connected via pipeline to their house... wouldn't this water rise due to the risen water around the area?

[–]marc2912[!] 3 points4 points ago

Spetic?

[–]xlaxplaya 18 points19 points ago

This is during a flood. The water has already risen (puh-raise the lawd).

[–]tentonbricks 8 points9 points ago

That assumes it won't go any higher.

[–]konblivion 3 points4 points ago

Or it erodes the dirt

[–]brickmaj 15 points16 points ago

Yes, as a geotechnical engineer I would recommend some sort of rip-rap facing for the seaward side of the levee. However, he is probably good for a couple of days as long as there isn't a huge current or wave action. My concern would be seepage and piping at the inside base of the levee. I wonder if he used some sort of an impermeable core. It looks to be really well built and compacted. He used a decent ~3(H):1(V) slope which is good for a temporary berm. Cheers.

[–]NRGnut 1 point2 points ago

yes, about as flood proof as New Orleans...until Katrina.

[–]frodeem 197 points198 points ago

zombies can walk under water

[–]d4nr3x 59 points60 points ago

World War Z!

[–]Lucky_Striker 34 points35 points ago

More accurately: as first seen in Land of the Dead by Romero.

[–]stuihe 33 points34 points ago

Yet more accurately: as seen first in Zombi 2 by Lucio Fulci.

[–]Mistersinister1 9 points10 points ago

Not only did they walk underwater across the Atlantic but snacked on sharks along the way.. That movie had everything

[–]tamnoswal 18 points19 points ago

I loved the story behind this scene where a zombie basically fights a shark underwater. Lucio advised that they drug the fucking shit out of the shark (but try their best not to kill it), and have the actor playing the zombie jump in the water and start shooting. At one point in the scene, the shark quickly twists his head and chomps down on the actor's prosthetic limb. Apparently, the shark bit a little close for the actor's comfort, but it made for an impossibly excellent scene. You're welcome

[–]Quinbot88 1 point2 points ago

Easily top 3 of my favorite zombie movies. Upvotes for you!

[–]Lucky_Striker 1 point2 points ago

Never heard of that one, thanks for the tip.

[–]Beatnick 2 points3 points ago

Good flick. This is Italy's sequel to Night of the Living Dead, which in Italy, was called Zombi. Hence Zombi 2.

[–]S_Dub7 4 points5 points ago

Zombie survival guide too.

[–]Kirdayne 4 points5 points ago

It's the same thing, really.

[–]Quinbot88 1 point2 points ago

Anyone else think that movie may suck?

[–]WEDub 1 point2 points ago

The movie will probably turn out fine so long as you go in there with a different mindset. You're not seeing "World War Z by Max Brooks the movie", you're seeing Zombie Movie A.

[–]Quinbot88 1 point2 points ago

I guess that's true enough. A little depressing, but true enough to how Hollywood takes things these days. I just get tired of hearing they're making a movie based on X and it turns out to be something different. Sometimes it's enjoyable and sometimes it's utter crap. So here's to getting loaded and catching the movie?

[–]Blakwulf 24 points25 points ago

Actually, a corpse would tend to float as it decomposes on account of methane buildup. Eventually.

[–]chocki305 1 point2 points ago

Great, so instead of freshly dead zombies, you get water bloated decomposed zombies. But you got to live an extra week.

[–]firebadmattgood 24 points25 points ago

Read a book, moran. Zombies can walk under water.

[–]Blakwulf 43 points44 points ago

What the fuck is a moran?

[–]fuseboy 25 points26 points ago

My friend was the eldest of four brothers. They were teasing the youngest, who was twelve, calling him a moron.

"What's a moron?"

"Look it up, moron."

He digs out the family's ancient, gold-foiled dictionary. Practically an heirloom.

He reads aloud: "'Moron. Someone with a mental age of twelve.' Hey, I am a moron!"

[–]firebadmattgood 24 points25 points ago

Do a google image search for "get a brain morans." I thought that was a more well known photo that would be instantly understood!

[–]Blakwulf 2 points3 points ago

Oooohh... that guy! I remember him now. Haven't seen that picture in ages.

[–]arosal8093 1 point2 points ago

I understood, and I laughed heartily as I read your comment.

[–]Rjschmitt0 5 points6 points ago

he's busting your balls, its from a book World War Z

[–]omni_wisdumb 1 point2 points ago

He meant "read the book of Mormons"

[–]turtlebait 1 point2 points ago

Morán is a Spanish surname. Notable people with the surname include: *Carlos Morán, footballer *Carolina Morán, model *Fátima Leyva Morán, footballer *Fernando Navarro Morán, footballer *Héctor Morán, footballer *Humberto Fernández Morán, scientist *Jorge Morán.

Do your research maaannn

[–]CellularBeing 3 points4 points ago

[–]Teh_MadHatter 1 point2 points ago

It's fiction. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

[–]yourpapimartin 1 point2 points ago

wait...so these movies weren't based on a true story?

[–]some_random_noob 13 points14 points ago

they can also walk up the hills that were created after the water recedes. It is flood proof tho.

[–]pendragen11 9 points10 points ago

Unless, you know, it floods even more...

[–]some_random_noob 9 points10 points ago

well yea, and if the sun somehow jumps to red giant overnight then the spf 100 sunblock wont work anymore.

based on the picture it would seem that the levies that were constructed did in fact work against the flood.

now if only master chief had built one of these infront of the door to the library then Halo would have been a much shorter game.

[–]Dark_Green_Blanket 1 point2 points ago

And progress nicely up that incline to collect at the front door.

[–]capsuleoftime 18 points19 points ago

Herschel should've invested in the right places.

[–]waleedwale1 4 points5 points ago

But no, he wanted to have a collection of zombies.

[–]Pooder25 14 points15 points ago

Anybody have a source for this?

[–]Cobol 1 point2 points ago

I was going to say, looks like North Dakota in/near the valley... Not far off if it's from Minn.

[–]domyates -1 points0 points ago

Daily Fail.

[–]hottytoddy90 2 points3 points ago

This was happening in my hometown of Vicksburg Mississippi last year, I think it was. Maybe the year before. The river flooded so badly that large chunks of the city were completely underwater. People living more north of the city where the land is more flat used their farming machinery to build dams around their houses.

[–]spottedmilkslices 1 point2 points ago

This thread, every couple of weeks. http://karmadecay.com/i.imgur.com/Wzm2N.jpg

[–]dg10050 261 points262 points ago

This is the opposite of flood proof.

See: New Orleans

[–]Nanobot 129 points130 points ago

That was my first thought, until I noticed that this is a photo of a flood.

[–]down_vote_magnet 77 points78 points ago

There are a surprising number of people in here who apparently think this is a photo of a plot that someone built by piling up dirt in the middle of a lake and building a house in the middle. A lake that has trees growing out of it, and a telephone pole.

[–]Narfubel 52 points53 points ago

A lake that has trees growing out of it, and a telephone pole.

How else would the fish order pizza?

[–]GiantSquidd 4 points5 points ago

Carrier pigeons?

[–]PrototypeKH 20 points21 points ago

By the looks of it. It's already proven to be "flood proof." Notice how the trees are already somewhat submerged under water. Obviously not to withstand hurricane standards, but still withstood a flood.

[–]destin5488 6 points7 points ago

I think the point is that it would have been safer to raise the ground to build his house above the flood levels instead of relying on dirt walls to hold off the water.

[–]Beakerbite 17 points18 points ago

no grass on them makes me think they are new. Possiply put them up specifically for this flood.

[–]aarghIforget 5 points6 points ago

They're covered in tractor marks, too. Makes me wonder what sort of person has the time and resources to just spontaneously build a dirt retainer wall when he hears that a flood is coming (and also didn't build the house above the flood plane in the first place.)

Edit: Ah, it's explained a bit further down.

[–]somethinginsideme 6 points7 points ago

you're assuming this was planned prior to the house being built. i'd guess that this was the owner's reaction to an impending flood.

[–]SysADDmin 10 points11 points ago

flood prone

[–]funkydopeloven 11 points12 points ago

seems to be working fine.

[–]brickmaj 1 point2 points ago

The levees in NO were designed to hold back water constantly. Every day 24 hours a day. This application would presumably be only for several days max. The real problem was the domino effect of the failure. The sheet pile walls in the core of the levees tilted as the water rose to a great height and created a new path for the water to seep through the levee. Once the seepage eroded enough of the levee core the whole thing broke down. It is possible to design a decent levees (both permanent and temporary), you just have to have a good handle on how your structure is supposed to perform under extreme event conditions. IAAGE (I am a geotechnical engineer).

[–]DownvoteDogUpvoteCat 29 points30 points ago

this place is your death in the event of a zombie outbreak.

[–]Tilt_Shifted 74 points75 points ago

[–]triobot 7 points8 points ago

all you need now is little models of people

[–]0311 12 points13 points ago

It is crazy how tilt shifting can do make me feel like this is a picture of models.

[–]funkydopeloven 4 points5 points ago

wonder if its possible to UNtilt shift making models look real...

[–]funkydopeloven 27 points28 points ago

oh shit it is click

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[–]cyanwinters[!] 20 points21 points ago

It's only zombie proof until the water level goes down. Based on the trees and electrical pole, it's not meant to be that high.

[–]samuraislider 2 points3 points ago

Well, that depends.. is that a gradual incline or straight drop around the edges of the water? Straight drop helps a lot, until you get a zombie wall going. But that takes a herd, and awhile.

[–]cyanwinters[!] 1 point2 points ago

Yeah but if it's a zombie apocalypse I think you'd want a bit more defensible position than a sand wall.

[–]lordsushi 4 points5 points ago

FALSE - Zombies could get in there no problem

[–]stinkypants 1 point2 points ago

Exactly, when there's no water why would zombies have problems getting down there? Also it's at a bad vantage point if you're trying to shoot them. You're better off if you have the higher ground.

[–]chrismetalrock 2 points3 points ago

The grass on the left sure could use some water.

[–]ThingkingWithPortals 2 points3 points ago

This seems like the exact opposite of zombie proof

[–]Lucky_Striker 2 points3 points ago

I remember seeing this picture in the news, it was last year when the Mississippi flooded.

[–]Exodus111 2 points3 points ago

How is this zombie proof?

[–]VictoryTongue 5 points6 points ago

Then a boat goes by and fucks up their plan.

[–]triobot 3 points4 points ago

And the Zombie fortress posts begin... again

[–]SthaAmanM 1 point2 points ago

That is in no way zombie proof.

[–]4realthistime 1 point2 points ago

yeah no, you live in a bowl....

[–]lisabadcat 1 point2 points ago

Escape proof.

[–]akuzin 1 point2 points ago

This is neither. This is a death trap.

On a side note, who else wants to drive a jet-ski full speed at that?

[–]brettyrocks 1 point2 points ago

omg, zombies can't walk uphill? all this time, i've been very mistaken.

[–]RyanBaltimore 1 point2 points ago

Supply proof, too. Let's just hope they never run out of anything. Or that they have a boat stored in that little house of theirs.

[–]fe3o4 1 point2 points ago

Don't flush the fucking toilet !!!!!!!!!!!

[–]Leterren 1 point2 points ago

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[–]Leterren 1 point2 points ago

-oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-

[–]Leterren 1 point2 points ago

-ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooold

[–]merkk 1 point2 points ago

How is that zombie proof? It's not a wall, just looks like a hill/berm.

[–]Cheeknuts 1 point2 points ago

There's walkers in the barn. Fuck it, just flood the whole farm.

[–]mister_nice_guy1 1 point2 points ago

least zombie proof, it's just a big bowl that would collect them

[–]sig_kill 1 point2 points ago

Not repost proof.

[–]ab26 1 point2 points ago

I don't think you know how water works.

[–]marisunday 1 point2 points ago

Zombies can walk underwater. They don't breathe.

[–]drin123[!] 1 point2 points ago

When you said flood I thought you ment the flood from halo

[–]The_Dirty_Dutchman 1 point2 points ago

not rain proof

[–]readcard 1 point2 points ago

until it rains then you have a new dam

[–]cachick 1 point2 points ago

I think this was from the flood in 1968 in Minot North Dakota

[–]Old_Timers 1 point2 points ago

My sincerest apologies, but it won't be zombie proof for long. World War Z is coming and they have zombies that simply defy traditional zombie logic.

[–]desjes89 1 point2 points ago

When i saw "Zombie Proof'' I instantly thought someone snapped a pic of a zombie. :/ not my brightest moment.

[–]boredislander 1 point2 points ago

I cannot understand why with such a massive land area wouldn't people build their house on... i don't know... A FUCKING HILL!! The best part is New Orleans "hey ocean move over i want to build my fucking house over here! I do not care about the GABILLIONS (yes that's right - i create new units of measurement too)of square kilometers available, I want to move the fucking ocean over to build my house!"

[–]Merawder 1 point2 points ago

Looks like a good zombie fighting map ala black ops, although maybe a little small.

[–]NaljunForgotPassword 1 point2 points ago

I can see trees. That is like 5-7 feet of water. Zombie proof = FALSE

[–]shawn916 1 point2 points ago

now all he needs is a boat

[–]harryinthekitchen 1 point2 points ago

Zombies and flood ok... cool! But does he have internet there?

[–]avery51 4 points5 points ago

Flood proof....until suddenly POOL

[–]kernunnos77 2 points3 points ago

Wouldn't it fill up when it starts raining?

[–]AcidHaze 15 points16 points ago

If they got 10 feet of rainfall, yes.

[–]Robotphallus 1 point2 points ago

2 feet high and risen.

[–]Cobol 2 points3 points ago

I assure you that they already have a sump pump for leakage, you just use that to pump out excess rain water.

[–]jadzzee 4 points5 points ago

That is the flooded picture.

[–]ASHart 1 point2 points ago

What's the point of the fence in the yard?

[–]sccerfrk26 15 points16 points ago

I'm making assumptions about the property owner a) lives near a river or other body of water that floods. I'm guessing Mississippi River (lots of farm communities along the shores that get flooded) b) owns a large piece of equipment that could move enough dirt to create a 20-25 ft high wall in the event of a pending flood. If those assumptions are correct, then the fence is for when there is no dirt hill to keep animals in or out.

Edit: It's a fairly common practice in the floodplains. And score on the Missisiippi River guess.

[–]this_is_who_I_am 5 points6 points ago

I'm guessing the fence is always there, but the flood wall was built to protect the place against a flood that they had some warning about, but wasn't mean to be permanent. This is just a guess though.

[–]tronka -1 points0 points ago

as a water engineer this looks like a nightmare for me... :O

[–]twinn47 0 points1 point ago

Where is this??

[–]Bmandoh 0 points1 point ago

nothing zombie proof about it

[–]threedowg 0 points1 point ago

After a while, I'm pretty sure it would flood due to erosion.

[–]Dynamo-Hum 0 points1 point ago

also, "no going out for supplies" proof.... no boat, no bread....

[–]HotSauceInTheEye 0 points1 point ago

Not zombie-proof. Pile up enough zombies and they could walk up those slopes.

[–]xipheon 0 points1 point ago

*resistant. People always mix up resistant and proof.

[–]BZO 0 points1 point ago

Nothing is zombie proof if everyone is infected.

[–]BlueMunky 0 points1 point ago

Zombie proof? My ass!

[–]JohnnyBoyMartini 0 points1 point ago

Or they just float. In all cases walking underwater or floating, from your house you don't see them coming until it is too late. Now with a fence around it and the house on stilts high enough so you can grow crops underneath, maybe.

[–]jdalty 0 points1 point ago

Until you get one solid wave.

[–]Aerianally 0 points1 point ago

Depending which types of zombies your talking about they can either swim horribly in the general direction and easily climb that dirt bank or simply walk underwater all the way there.

Flood wise it would eventually fail or the flood would rise too high and just submerge the entire thing. Perhaps it happens too fast and breaks away and weakens the entire thing.

If your talking about THE Flood from halo then your fucked no matter what you do.

[–]TheWhiteeKnight 0 points1 point ago

What I don't get is why he didn't just make the entire land higher instead of the walls, so his house it self would be higher off the ground.. But at the same time, the house was probably there first.

[–]DonkeyScience 0 points1 point ago

Be this person. They saw the waters begin to rise and sorted it the fuck out.

[–]Biased4ever 0 points1 point ago

I don't get it... It looks like san- ooohhhhh it's water. Awesome!!!

[–]tattedspyder 0 points1 point ago

I have to think that it would have been much less effort to just move off the fucking flood plain.

[–]punx777 0 points1 point ago

Everybody knows, a zombies one weakness is water.

[–]Tobro 0 points1 point ago

His insurance company really needs to give him a discount. A very large discount.

[–]ghastlyactions 0 points1 point ago

Kind of looks like it would be really vulnerable to both zombies and flooding...?

[–]Sallymander 0 points1 point ago

Yes, but is it Creeper or spider proof?

[–]weedshop 0 points1 point ago

Why wouldn't you just use the earth to get your house above sea level?

[–]blue-robot 0 points1 point ago

what if it rains inside the dirt walls?

[–]invisibo 0 points1 point ago

[–]trott12 0 points1 point ago

The only thing I can think about, seeing this picture, is the amount of bold-font which must have been in the builder's thoughts when thinking: "I had it with these motherfing floods in my motherfing house!"

[–]labelkills1331 0 points1 point ago

what happens when it rains? that looks like a decent sized swimming pool that guy built.

[–]aggrosan 0 points1 point ago

why is this building worth the effort ?

[–]cutemolly22 0 points1 point ago

I accept that this photo is proof of a flood, but I fail to see any proof of zombies.

[–]ForeverADrum 0 points1 point ago

And then you run out of food...

[–]bearandtherobot 0 points1 point ago

You all laughed at me, then hurricane Sandy hit, WHO'S LAUGHING NOW?!

[–]Professional-Genius 0 points1 point ago

They really should have it on stilts.

[–]mr_mojo773 0 points1 point ago

It's really not flood proof at all unless this picture was taken at high tide and it never rains here ever.

[–]omnilynx 0 points1 point ago

Terrible view, though.

[–]Steve369ca 0 points1 point ago

The would be a swimming pool of zombies surrounded by water

[–]nimik 0 points1 point ago

How is this flood proof? I feel like its just asking to be filled in with water...

[–]SilentBreezy 0 points1 point ago

how...

[–]jzzanthapuss 0 points1 point ago

if the water level rises, this area will fill in like a bowl

[–]bromers 0 points1 point ago

When can I move in?

[–]DolitehGreat 0 points1 point ago

I feel like this person is a "doomsday prepper" and everyday at a certain time they come out yelling "AND ALL OF YOU THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY! HA!".

[–]stinkypeech 0 points1 point ago

if the water got any higher, it wouldn't be flood proof... and if the water went away, it wouldn't be zombie proof

[–]Mrninjamonkey 0 points1 point ago

It won't be flood proof much longer if the water rises more.

[–]Mrfcukyuo 0 points1 point ago

if you got enough rain it would turn into a pool tho...

[–]jordN99 0 points1 point ago

Yes but when the tides rise higher it is havoc

[–]trolleyfan 0 points1 point ago

Well, flood proof to a certain height - after that, it becomes a post-flood swimming pool...

[–]Fuyuri 0 points1 point ago

So... this is an Umbrella laboratory?

[–]Ruined534 0 points1 point ago

Unless the zombies decide to walk over the dirt... or the water gets too high...

[–]taylorsv42 0 points1 point ago

i guess they live in an area where it doesn't rain?

[–]v10l37 0 points1 point ago

Yes indeed

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

How in the hell is that flood proof.

[–]TheBelt 0 points1 point ago

Ok, hold the phone here, that is nothing proof.

[–]Steadyeddy25 0 points1 point ago

food proof too

[–]bigrob1 0 points1 point ago

lol, look at bob what an idiot! Why is he piling earth around his house? LOL! LOSER.

6 Months later

Bob- 'lololol'

[–]Barack-OJimmy 0 points1 point ago

He may have spent more $ on the dirt mound than what the house is worth.

[–]BluePuma 0 points1 point ago

Christ people. This picture was taken in North Dakota last year. Minot had record floods as well as the surrounding areas, of course.

[–]stryrker 0 points1 point ago

Also:

  • Grocery store proof
  • Random hookup proof
  • Beer run proof

[–]TheVictoryHat 0 points1 point ago

Would the water not just collect inside it like a bowl in the rain?

[–]pdcgimpy 0 points1 point ago

fuck you flood insurance salesman

[–]nomates 0 points1 point ago

This seems the opposite of smart

[–]Spitta 0 points1 point ago

Ever heard of a moat...?

[–]Tgt500s 0 points1 point ago

Done and done. And I mean done.