Roadkill stickers

Zombie Roadkill is #1 action game that blends the boundaries of classic shooter games and timeless racing games. The rules are very simple - slay the endless waves of zombies or have your brain eaten.When your hometown is overrun by the zombies, the only thing left to do soon becomes clear - drive your way through a zombie apocalypse! Zombie Roadkill sees you not only driving your way through hordes of the walking dead, but allows you to shoot down the zombies using machine guns and RPGs equipped on the car. Is your vehicle strong enough for the challenges as your inevitable doom closes in around you? This game delivers cars and weapons never before seen on mobile!Game Features:- Intense zombie-blasting action and racing gameplay!- 10 exciting weapons and 5 vesicles at your disposal- Story mode and Endless mode with 7 relentless zombie types- Stunning 3D graphics and inspiring soundtracks

Blocked from caller id- Thank you for calling Joe's Roadkill Cafe, where you hit it, we grill it. Whad'ja hit? We gonna need the big grill or what?Roadkill Cafe: You kill it, we grill it Just start talking about Dwarf Fortress and they'll hang up. Or themself. @ben_lubar said in Fun responses to spam phone calls:Just start talking about Dwarf Fortress and they'll hang up. Or themself.it saddens me that you know this from experience. Probably the best example I know of happened to a friend of mine, soon after high school. He and his sister had worked this all out beforehand. It went something like this. Ring! Ring! Hello? Hi, this is Franks Obnoxious Telemarketing Service. I'd like to ask you about our special promotion. Oh, that sounds really interesting! *goes to find sister, covers phone, whispers, "it's a telemarketer!"* We've got a special offer today, just for you, where-- DAVE! WHAT ARE YOU DOING? YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE MOWING THE YARD! SHUT UP, WOMAN! CAN'T YOU SEE I'M ON THE PHONE?!? *ahem* Sorry about that. It's the wife. You know how they can be? Ugh, yeah. Anyway, as I was saying-- DON'T TALK TO ME LIKE THAT! YOU SAID YOU WERE GOING TO MOW THE YARD!!!They then proceed to get into a big loud screaming match at each other, with the hapless telemarketer still on the line. Meanwhile, he's going to his room and retrieving a starter's pistol. (He was a runner.)He takes it outside, both of them

For calling Joe's Roadkill Cafe, where you hit it, we grill it. Whad'ja hit? We gonna need the big grill or what?You laugh, but...One of my uncle's coworkers, Todd, was an avid hunter in his off time. One day he and my uncle are driving back from the day's job, and they spy a deer carcass on the side of the road. Todd, after a moment's thought, says "That wasn't there this morning!" and they end up turning around so he can field butcher it and put the good stuff in the back of the van.So they got free roadkill venison, and apparently it tasted just fine. @accalia said in Fun responses to spam phone calls:I'm told this is most effective for getting telemarketers to hang up and never call again "Good morning[substitute evening if it happens to be before noon], I am a missionary from the church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints. Do you have a moment to discuss religion with us today?"Eh, any LDS member would instantly know you're not a missionary, that's not how Elders answer the phone. :P @accalia said in Fun responses to spam phone calls:@jaloopa said in Fun responses to spam phone calls:@accalia said in Fun responses to spam phone calls:notes the number is blocked from caller idQuite often they're not. The one today was calling from Yorkyeah, but back when i used to reverseprank call the telemarketers it was far more common to do that, ususally because they didn't want you

Personally thank these people for helping me out solving the whole alphabet~!: roadkill - For helping me found 5 of the letters~! ^^;; Kimari, jaspr, and Morelock - For telling me that X = Q in Al Bhed to English! Dave and Rich - For telling me that Q = X in Al Bhed to English! Heh, if anyone read my theory of what Q, W, and X in Al Bhed was when translated to English at the GameFAQs Board -- I guess I was right all along. See, I said that Q = X, X = Q, and W = Z. And I was correct on all of them. =P Wow, now that rocks~! Now we are all AL BHED MASTERS~! ^^;;VERSION 4.0 : December 13, 2001 - Found the English C and P -- thanks, Red Moon! ^^;; Mucho credit given to him! Thanks, dude~! Given a HTML version of my Deciphering Guide, more reviews on roadkill's Al Bhed Translator! ^^;; And more doo-hickeys that makes this Guide look all neat. Hey-o, RedMageLorian~! *waves* LOL~! AND COMING SOON: AL BHED PRONUNCIATION GUIDE! ^^;; Maybe I should translate numbers into Al Bhed -- I dunno, I'm going crazy with this Guide. WAHOO~!! ^^;;VERSION 3.0 : November 28, 2001 - Got information from Final Fantasy Art Museum, so I got the official Japanese names to some of the places. =P Also, I added a new section, Online Al Bhed Translators. I wanted to thank roadkill for his Translator, I really love it. Help save the time I spend trying to translate Al Bhed manually. If you ever visit the PERSONA 2 Eternal Punishment Boards at "GameFAQs", you can see I'm speaking [pretty much] fluently in Al Bhed there. =P And also, just for the Hell of it, Songs in Al Bhed! ^^;; I think I got every vocal Song in FFX excluding the "Feel/Go" Single. Heh heh . . . I also wanted to thank Saba, he's been very helpful to this Al Bhed Guide. =} Thanks, dude~!VERSION 2.0 : November 26, 2001 - Corrected some stuff. Forgot to add the English "V" in the American-Al Bhed section, and thanks to Kouli, I found the letter "J" in American-Al Bhed. ^^;; Corrected the Script according to my needs. Also, QUESTIONs #6, #10, #11, and #12 in the FAQ section is brand new~! If anyone has played the Winter Jampack Demo with FFX include, I would love it if you can type up every Al Bhed spoken in there so I can decipher some more of the language and complete this Guide!VERSION 1.0 : November 13, 2001 - Created the "Final Fantasy X Al Bhed Guide"! I am only working on