It was 105 when the Walking Dead was being made, do y'all know how hot that is.
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Mon Oct-17-11 01:27 AM
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It was 105 when the Walking Dead was being made, do y'all know how hot that is.
I wouldn't leave the house in the summer when it was 105. That is real sweat on those actors. Do zombies sweat?
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Mon Oct-17-11 08:28 AM
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1. no, zombies shouldn't sweat
I think. The blood and other bodily fluids have either turned to jelly or evaporated.
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Mon Oct-17-11 10:28 AM
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2. I bet the human actors were sweating under all that makeup.
It must have been 120 working on that concrete highway.
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Mon Oct-17-11 02:13 PM
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3. yes. I spent some of my childhood in Palm Springs, CA
and going outside in 115 was no big deal. HOWEVER, 105 in Georgia is vastly more awful than 115 in the desert.
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Mon Oct-17-11 04:19 PM
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4. This sujmmer it was over 100 a lot.
We had 105 and even 107. The animals wouldn't stay out, just come right back in. I got a little used to it but not much. If it is humid, it is worse. I wonder how the makeup stayed on in that heat.
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