Help me find a flaw in this plan?

Question

Go to Alaska.

Zombies blood doesn't circulate, therefore they have no body heat. They'd freeze like undead popsicles!

Genious.

But also fundamentally flawed.

You see, the highways would be over crowded from people trying to escape their respective destinations, so a closer location would be easier to reach. So I'm going to barricade myslef in Home Depot.

And they already have a giant green house to plant crops. I could build things to seal the entrances, start a small colony.

Help me find the flaw? I'm trying to prove to him that it won't work. >: |

Answer 1

The only flaw is that you would have to live in Alaska.

Oh and you might want to dispose of those zombies before the spring thaw.

Answer 2

First off it depends on what type of zombies your dealing with  if they are the really stupid kind yah it might work but the people who are trying to escape the zombies will probably ruin it trying to get inside your little fortress. Then those big dumb-head zombies will destroy your crops since it would have to be in an open area where rain can get in through the roof, because eventually running water would stop, then you have to think about electricity, unless you brought a generator eventually the people who keep it going are gonna get eaten trying to keep the world powered. If they are the smart kind like in I am Legend your entire idea is gonna get you slaughtered by nightfall lol.

Answer 3

The flaw is that I don't know what you're planning to achieve.

Answer 4

Nothing it can be taken away any time

Answer 5

barricades never work.

some idiot'll go a little psycho and tries to escape.

what happens?

one zombie gets through

they all get through

as for starting a colony...

tensions will rise,

and even though no zombie has gotten in,

there will be war inside

of home depot.

Answer 6

Zombies are slow! What are ya worried about!!

Answer 7

Well, just make sure your barricades are amazing, because if they're smart zombies, once they get in they can hide anywhere. I think a Home Depot in Alaska would be best, but again, not close enough. I would say no colony starting, unless you have a fool-proof way to get half the colony into a Lowe's or someplace else(no cabin fever). Build a companion like the volleyball in Cast Away, and there you go!