why are zombies always so flammable?

uber gamer

why is it a single match can lite a zombie on fire in a matter of seconds (and they always easy to rip an arm of or something) and they never seem to slow down when flaming. it's best to shoot them when on fire so you can't catch your brand new 100$ wooden bat on fire too, or extinguish the fire first (fat chance though try as you might).

SmileyPaul

they seem to be more flammable because they are decomposing and therefore are releasing large amounts of ammonia into the surrounding atmoshere, and I evplained in the other thread about zombie speed why they seem to be so strong

DESQ

Rights lads computers off, curtains open, get outside and get some fresh air, sounds like ye've been locked up in your rooms for a long time...:)

Undead

DESQ wrote: »

Rights lads computers off, curtains open, get outside and get some fresh air, sounds like ye've been locked up in your rooms for a long time...:)

No

Podman

Well, Ammonia might be flammable but I'd say zombie farts are pretty flammable too, all that undead goop and steam. To distinguish zombie farts from regular "alive" farts, do you think they should be called Zarts? or how about fartz?

I'd imagine they stink a bit too.

SmileyPaul

chompy wrote: »

Well, Ammonia might be flammable but I'd say zombie farts are pretty flammable too, all that undead goop and steam. To distinguish zombie farts from regular "alive" farts, do you think they should be called Zarts? or how about fartz?

I'd imagine they stink a bit too.

farts contain amonia :P
thats why they smell

uber gamer

and methane, don't forget about methane.