Sunday, May 10, 2009
interview about immense battle
"Total war"
new interview
My latest interview was with Terry Knox; Terry was an Australian commander and the only Australian commander on the international space station. This space station is one of the greatest marvels in human engineering. It had been made by sixteen different countries and it took over ten years. It was so big it could be seen from earth with the naked eye. The mission of all of the crew on board the ISS was to fix broken satellites and keep them in orbit. When the crew was stranded in this station they had plenty of oxygen and water but only twenty seven months worth of food. What was really interesting about this man’s journey in space is what they did up there to pass the time. They would listen to radio free earth, the same songs over and over again, sleep, exercise, or watch hopeless victims of the zombie war. He told me many stories about what he saw through the American spy birds. He told me about how he watched people getting murdered and other things like zombies digging in the ground to catch burrowing animals. They got home from a jet they found on a Chinese space station. If you were in his situation what would you do to pass the time by?
Sunday, May 3, 2009
new interview
In my most recent interview sensei Tomonaga I learned all about this blind bomb survivors challenges as he goes by himself up into the mountains and fights off zombies with his long walking stick. His struggle with his blindness, escaping the zombies, and suicidal thoughts brought him to realize that the Spirits had brought him to become blind for a reason. For me the reason the spirits caused all of this to happen was because they wanted him to take care of Japan when it was abandoned. What did all of you readers get from this story?
Intense story
My interview with Colonel Christina Eliopolis was very interesting. She was a military pilot and she devoted her life to becoming an expert pilot and fighting for her country. Then the Walking plague came along and the thing she had devoted her life to became “strategically invalid.” You see the cost to put one plane up and fill it with gas and give it missiles could be used to buy supplies for a squad of men that could kill one thousand as many zombies. This pissed her off. She was a naturally angry person always fighting for what she believed in. One day there plane went down, and she landed somewhere in the swampy wilderness of southern Louisiana. She told me many stories of her fighting of Zack and her survival techniques as she got to the freeway and was saved by a chopper. But what was really weird about her story was that she was talking to a sky watcher named METS over her radio and she saved her life. After it all blew over they figured out that there wasn’t a skywatcher in the area she was in and nobody lived around there and ….. her radio broke after the fall from the plane. What are your opinions readers on what you think was happening here.
New interview
In my latest interview with David Allen Forbes I recieve a story about how he and many others survived the zombie war. His choice of survival method was to stay in a castle, The Windsor castle to be precise. He said it was perfect because they had huge storage rooms big enough to hold a ton of food, and top of the line defenses. They also had medieval hand weapons for when there ammo ran out. For reasons unknown he refers to the zombies as “zed heads.” He informed me that in winter while the zombies were frozen he and everyone else would go and loot near by towns for supplies and food. All you readers out there if you were in the war right now what would your method of survival be?