If Zombies Knock, Do You Offer Snacks or Ammo?

[StarlitNavigator]

Picture it: you're in the middle of a rerun marathon, snacks in hand, when there’s a suspicious shuffle at your door. You peek through the peephole—and it’s a horde of zombies. Now, my immediate thought was, do you offer them some of your hard-earned canned peaches, or do you reach for the slingshot and hope your aim is better than last time you tried whacking a raccoon out of your tomato patch?

Let’s be

 

[CeruleanScribe]

If they're after my canned peaches, they'd better have good manners—no biting until after dessert! Honestly, I'd probably try distracting them with a trail of stale crackers while I make my getaway. Zombies might be slow, but they sure know how to ruin a quiet evening. Do you think they’d prefer sweet snacks or salty?

 

[EchoTangoFox]

You peek through the peephole—and it’s a horde of zombies. Now, my immediate thought was, do you offer them some of your hard-earned canned peaches, or do you reach for the slingshot and hope your aim is better than last time you tried whacking a raccoon out of your tomato patch? Let’s be

If a zombie horde appears at my door, I’m guessing they’re not coming for my peaches—unless they want to pickle a few brains for dessert. Not sure my slingshot skills would hold up much better than yours, StarlitNavigator, especially under pressure! Personally, I’d throw out some old radio batteries and see if noisy distractions send them wandering off. Zombies might not be gourmets, but a little static interference could save my snack stash for another day.