Nanites. Nanites that "eat" infected zombie cells. Leaving us with dead bodies........... and if it was recent, Normal healthy people who need a lot of food and water to recover.
The nanites aren't really a bad idea, but they are not any blade type, however they could be effective.
While it may not be immediate like the other ideas, itwould be easy to get to even after infection spreads.
Joker "See, I'm a man of simple tastes. I like gunpowder...and dynamite...and gasoline!"
Point made, but a bit messy for my liking. I like to keep in mind how much effort will be required for the clean up.
Too risky. Get a breeze in and you've got undead ashes filling the air. No telling how dangerous that could be.
Quote from: ViciouslyMe on July 19, 2011, 08:33:59 AMToo risky. Get a breeze in and you've got undead ashes filling the air. No telling how dangerous that could be. I see you caught the "Breeze" reference lol. But I think I should ask, are we assuming that the virus can not be destroyed by fire? Scenario: If a zombie bleeds on board and you come along a day later and put your hand in the same spot would you catch the disease? What I am getting at is if the virus reaches open air is it still viable (In akin to most others that die within minutes of being introduced to air/atmosphere)