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@killermediapodcast: Would you rather.... The infected from the last of us with World War Z zombie speed OR The Necromorphs from Dead Space with the Walking Dead Zombie Speed?? Both are terrifying choices, but you must pick one! #wouldyourather #horror #horrortok #Goth #emo #nerd #nerds #walkingdead #deadspace #podcast #horrorpodcast #podcastclips

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therudyrock
RudyRockDD4 :
Cut the limbs …
2025-05-08 16:19:23
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hamchillin
Ham Chillin :
necromorphs are not slow.
2025-05-08 20:51:50
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jayedj139
JayEDJ139 :
Aim for the limbs
2025-05-09 03:28:12
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