Zombielands DELICIOUS OUTBREAK Of Prion Disease Explained

[@RoanokeGaming]

Welcome to the magical land of Reuploads! Ill be your guide, the guy who has only his popular videos get hit because a few cords in the background sounded similar to another song lmao Sorry bout the double posting, New video Friday however!

[@cutestproductions8252]

Susan get mad again?

[@brianpablo3415]

Hyped for the new vid let's go!

[@boatygatling4782]

A great reason for a rewatch

[@cutestproductions8252]

Agreed

[@lainiwakura666]

Bro can you do from dusk till dawn?

[@thedoomiestguy5355]

Roanoke describing bacteria: Interesting microorganisms Roanoke describing viruses: Are they living? Who knows! Roanoke describing prions: He has no rules, no boundaries. He doesn't flinch at torture, human trafficking or genocide. He's not loyal to a flag or a country or any set of ideals. He trades blood for money.

[@westonprather3157]

Roanoke describing the downsides of eating ass:

[@Zammiey]

it's true!

[@davidoliver9655]

That last one is literally me.

[@randallbesch2424]

Prions are organic proteins but has no physiology or nucleus or anything designating life processes. Viruses are tools and were created by the Old Ones of "At the Mountains of Madness" since they were experts in all aspects of biology. They are gone but their microscopic tools left over a billion years later.

[@JillianPrimrose]

​@@davidoliver9655lol

[@benjamincarter4290]

The BSE outbreak is the reason why the vast majority of medical equipment is single use. Back in the 40's military hospitals even had washable wound bandages. But now virtualy everything that comes into contact with blood and costs less than $500 gets incinerated. Because prions can't be destroyed with sterilants or autoclaving we resort to scorched earth. We used to have reusable surgical tools like scalples but now you only see those in high school disection labs. Any object that comes into contact with nervous tissue, regardless of cost, is put in puncture proof containers and is shipped off to be incinerated because that is the only way we can be sure that any prions, infectious or not, won't be able to infect another person.

[@dr.altoclef9255]

I remember it being a huge deal when we handled cattle in college anatomy and physiology. Four or five people to a specimen, everyone was absolutely dead silent at all times, no one was cracking any jokes. Once they were out of the room and disposed of (I mean they checked the tissue beforehand but still, 'just be careful...' it was all back to normal but we all were on eggshells

[@CerotheDemon]

The biggest plot hole of Double Tap was the fact that people like Maddison and Berkeley exist after 10 years of a zombie apocalypse where the zombies have evolved. Btw Uber was created in 2009 so actually it makes sense that Uber was referenced.

[@dr.altoclef9255]

Maddison has apparently been able to just avoid the zombies. She said she was hanging out in Pink Berry or something, so presumably when things got bad she would duck into the freezer and the zombies wouldn’t follow because they found the freezer an extremely hostile environment. She does seem to be able to make quick decisions on the fly, despite having no experience with zombies and despite being a complete ditz seems to be somewhat capable. I’m assuming a lot of her problems are related to the fact that she’s been living in the mall with no contact with other people for ten years and thus has no idea how the world works. Berkeley probably has just been lucky.

[@thatomnivoreteacher6869]

@@dr.altoclef9255maybe her survival instincts kick in whenever zombies are around

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

​@@dr.altoclef9255Given her age she was probably around 12 or 13 when the zombie apocalypse started so it makes sense that she wouldn't mentally mature past that age

[@Smallvillefreak]

The joke was that she was describing Uber, which we all know, as a business idea. Assuming the outbreak started before the launch of Uber in March 2009, or that it wasn’t big enough to be remembered, then they can make fun of it as a silly idea. Because the way they describe it really does make one wonder how we’ve all become perfectly comfortable with absolute strangers driving us around.

[@LordLemmysLabs]

​@@SmallvillefreakStrangers driving people around wasn't anything new with Uber. Taxis have been a thing for literal centuries.

[@Notganzo]

I remember hearing that Zombieland was actually going to be an official L4D movie but there were licensing issues or something like that

[@557deadpool]

That actually would be very cool if it happened

[@georgekerscher5355]

It probably wasn't OP, or at least it seems Zombieland is inspired by L4D as opposed to it having once been an adaptation of L4D

[@cactuswitch631]

I think youre thinking of cabin in the wood. If you look carefully at the scene with all the monsters trapped in glass Casing you can find the l4d special effected.

[@LeeroyDankin420]

​@@cactuswitch631really? I gotta go back and watch that again now 😂

[@cactuswitch631]

@wyattsimon5010 yup! If I remember correctly there's the smoker, boomer, witch, and hunter

[@thetacticalpuertorican]

I was able to explain to my wife how mad cow disease worked and how cooking the meat completely didn't kill it because the original upload of this video. Thanks bro!

[@RoanokeGaming]

Practical world knowledge! Hell ya brother

[@niolelo]

​@@RoanokeGaming did you know there is a stadium full of the ashes of the infected cows in the uk, it's haunting!

[@charlieflight6124]

​@@niolelo tell me the name, my guy.

[@niolelo]

@@charlieflight6124 I can't remember, I was pretty young and I can't seem to find it on a cursory google search so I will describe it. It was a closed soccer stadium, the picture was taken from the nose bleed section, the ashes went halfway up the bleachers on one side and filled the field, there were aproximately 3 workers in modified white level A hazmat suits, I cant recall but I believe they were pushing/shoveling the ash from the bleachers to the field.

[@thetacticalpuertorican]

@Nasty Nile I read an article of an abandoned factory that has remnants of BSE from the initial outbreak. Thruxted Mill.

[@_S.D._]

I had a neighbor 7 or 8 years ago who died from Prions. It was really sad. She was a sweet older lady whose grandkids were friends with my daughter. It took us all by surprise. She didn't seem sick at all until she was put in the hospital and deteriorated real quick. We found out after the autopsy what it was. They think it came from contaminated beef. R.I.P Ms. Peggy 💗

[@johnynoway9127]

Prion is a silent dormant killer. It does nothing at first. Then just erupts suddenly when its done unlike most other disesses that start their rampage as soon as they enter the body. Hence why prion is hsrd to detect

[@helpPSYCHO]

I put the new forgis on the jeep

[@1th_to_comment.]

​@@helpPSYCHO ...

[@alliedanchor8864]

Sounds very unlikely, considering only 4 people in the United States (assuming that's where you live) have been confirmed to have contracted vCJD from contaminated beef since 1996. Additionally, every confirmed case of vCJD was contracted while the patient was overseas, typically in the UK. It's much more likely that she had some sort of familial or sporadic form of CJD.

[@BobFudgee]

​@@alliedanchor8864Don't mean to be a doomer, but I would not be surprised he just made up a story.

[@HeisenbergFam]

Zombieland is honestly a timeless 2009 classic, the movie had a great sense of humor in a world full of zombies

[@RoanokeGaming]

It really is!

[@Kernwadi]

You're not a real person.

[@paranoyd70]

The sequel was great too, imho. Some didn't like it, but I don't know why. Its hilarious.

[@noahkline4263]

@@paranoyd70 it's just cuz it's a little outdated anymore. The zombie wave has long since passed as a fad from the last decade. And imho, it just wasn't as good as the first one. Agreeably though, second one is still hilarious.

[@ryman1933]

​@@paranoyd70It was extremely boring. I actually fell asleep at the theater and my friends woke me up at the end.

[@bandit_six5418]

The character development (specifically Tallahassee’s) made this movie legitimately great. It turned out to be more than just a comedy in a zombie backdrop

[@Gothic7876]

Yea, I enjoyed both.

[@TheHmongol]

Don't ever stop the movie summary. We love it! And you're exactly right, your science in the end won't be relatable if your viewers have never seen the movie.

[@brokenspacebar9628]

I agree. Lmao sometimes I don't even want to watch the movie; I just go to this channel so he could summarize it for me instead

[@ksea6565]

Most of the stuff he reviews I have never seen and it makes perfect sense to me.

[@dajosh42069]

Oh...also... My biggest hangup with the: "infected being alive still" is that the fluid loss they suffer is dramatic and nearly catastrophic. Unless they're gulping large amounts of water to replace this loss, they're just going to lose motor functions and collapse... Likely within 3 days, but very likely faster, due to the aforementioned catastrophic fluid loss. Not like that's the ONLY hole in the plot/concept of "zombies"... But it is a pretty major one.

[@rileygladue3979]

I liked 28 days later and 28 weeks later for addressing this (albeit somewhat poorly) and talking about how the infected simply start dropping like flies because of how strenuously they exert themselves (coupled with literally no self preservation instinct)

[@riverjoy5658]

Fun(?) Fact; Zombie movies are more likely to come out during a Republican presidency, and Vampire Movies are more likely to come out during a Democratic presidency.

[@JustAdude291]

welp, trump 2024 ftw then

[@DomTze]

Zombies -> middle class afraid of the poor Vampires -> middle class afraid of the rich

[@BobOsso67]

​@@DomTze Dead on.

[@david-468]

@@DomTzeno, conservatives aren’t afraid of the poor we’re sick of giving all our money for people who live off welfare like 99% of cuck democucks

[@MarkieMark-vy7hg]

Here we go, can’t even watch a video about zombies without hearing about dumbass politics

[@WJ143]

To anyone that didnt know, at 10:00 , that store was originally a fireworks store (and Still is) but all the Cherokee merchandice that was destroyed is from a antique shop down the street, all the merchandise is from one of the owners in the late 90s that thought it was "the new trend" and ordered almost $50,000 of it. Anyways after filming there was still $14,000 of merchandise left, If you're wandering why I know this I worked at the Antique Shop from 04-06 and the fireworks shop from 2012-2013. Catch me at the WaffleHouse in Lagrange Sunday - Thursday.

[@tikkigodman]

I actually worked construction on this movie. The giant Indian was carved out of Styrofoam in our shop. It stood outside of our shop for years after. I wad also tasked with cleaning up that whole store scene when it was over.

[@Zachary-jt5uz]

​@tikkigodman how do you get into that type of work? I'm genuinely curious.

[@krishanubanerjee6955]

Seriously, Prion disease is a nightmarish scenario. I can only imagine how much a person suffers and without any cure in sight, we literally have no way of reducing their suffering!

[@lssjvegeta7103]

lead pill or lethal injection. that's the only way

[@krishanubanerjee6955]

@@lssjvegeta7103 Uh, yes, but I was hoping for a non-lethal solution, if possible.

[@necroavirus]

What! What... what about me? Why is nobody talking about me? This is making me sad :( Nobody says how dangerous I am....

[@krishanubanerjee6955]

@@necroavirus Eh, compared to Prion? You're still in diapers, kiddo!

[@necroavirus]

@@krishanubanerjee6955 I will prove myself worthy one day!

[@LadyPhoenix62]

I was the nurse manager in a nursing home with an Alzheimer’s unit. We received a patient with prions and it was such a difficult time. On the rare occasions when he was lucid, he was a normal person caught in a nightmare. He was perfectly aware of what was happening to him. Most of the time, he was very violent towards himself, other patients and the staff. He passed away a few months after admission.

[@justinhoward3579]

The zombie trend of 09 wasn't all that bad because Left 4 Dead 2 came out in 09. If I wasn't feeling nostalgia and watching a butt load of wow such gaming videos, I would never have found the majestic scientific glory of the Roanoke channel.

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

The Walking Dead came out the following year

[@inailedurmom4617]

Also love that hes using the l4d2 soundtrack in the background

[@soundwavegamer2321]

I can understand our boy Roanoke geeking out over seeing his hometown in this movie. That’s how I’m going to feel when that Fallout series drops whenever and I see the Red Rocket service station as it’s actually using a gas station about 15 minutes from where I grew up in Nyack. We passed it every time we drove into Nyack so it being turned into something from Fallout is really something.

[@komiks42]

Yea, now imageiving in Goodsprings

[@Backinblackbunny009]

I feel the same way with fallout new Vegas. I watch playthroughs whenever I feel nostalgic about losing bonny spring. My son grew up on fort Bragg and he knew Vegas thru the game....

[@eternalmarksman88]

I have seen a deer with CWD over the summer in MO. Let me say that was a horrifying sight from the unnatural movement to the swollen festering tongue. I've hunted all my life but that was the first I've seen one and it was unsettling!

[@slizzardshroomer9666]

That is a disproven myth. So no you didn't

[@Dupingsandcream]

​@@slizzardshroomer9666 🤓

[@Dovawhat]

​@@slizzardshroomer9666 Provide evidence then.

[@dr.altoclef9255]

@@slizzardshroomer9666The Mizzou department of conservation says that the disease does exist in their borders and is slowly spreading. There are several counties where testing is mandatory.

[@spookyariel1]

I had several dead deer (3) in my back yard 2-3 years ago. They were attracted to the brook on the land. Smelled awful but no one would remove them because they were diseased. Smelled awful for weeks intil they rotted away.

[@simplycinclair8979]

Rewatched this video several times before, now I’ll watch the Re upload. Why? For the algorithm! Also because this man’s content is somehow genuinely super nice to binge watch and rewatch…

[@RoanokeGaming]

My man! I appreciate you checking it out! :)

[@simplycinclair8979]

@@RoanokeGaming with the hard work you put into these vids, it’s criminal how little recognition you get. Deserve every bit of recognition you get plus some.

[@donnmckee4973]

Its true!!

[@carlweaselbear534]

​@@RoanokeGamingYou and Wow Such Gaming are really great and informative channels. I really learn alot just by watching. And I just wanted to ask about the clip at the I think 6 min mark? Where the two zombies are coming out of the room? Is it from a movie?

[@Halliwell0Rain]

It's his voice and humour I think.

[@TopsyTriceratops]

From videos I have seen of CWD, it's not just the dead body that contaminates the environment. All body fluids (saliva, urine, blood, so on), waste and of course bites also leave prions. So if a deer slobbered on a plant but didn't finish and another deer finished the plant, it could still be spread without a casualty happening. That makes it so much more worse.

[@farmschoolchicks1913]

Cows will chew on bones. The deer doesn’t have to be super long gone; the cows just have to be calcium deficient.

[@katmustang7666]

My grandmother passed away from Crutzfeld-Jacob's disease, a prion disease. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.

[@randallbesch2424]

A am sorry. Alzheimer's looks very much like CJD. The Canadians found that out in 2006 when they found some previous patients didn't die from A it was CJD when they autopsied their brains.

[@Man_Aslume]

I know im 10 months late but I'm sorry for your loss

[@giovannal3666]

Okay, along with “where were the other two that were chasing him” WHY was that zombie in his backseat anyways?! 5:15

[@zeedeejay242]

There was a small hydroelectric dam on the snake river in the 1960s.... after draining the river near Potlatch they noticed the damn was still working after 30 years of abandonment.... power "could " keep, for decades "if lucky"....

[@fuktrumpanzeeskum]

Maybe somewhere on a really small, local scale but most electric systems nowadays are also a complex network of substations and other facilities that would all need to remain operational for the system to function. You can have a functioning dam but if none of the other infrastructure is operating then no one will receive power.

[@bluezero8557]

in an alternate timeline, zombieland would be confirmed to exist in the Left 4 Dead universe, making it another successful video game movie

[@dr.altoclef9255]

As for the whole Pacific Playland thing…I’m in the camp that Wichita was going for ‘suicide by zombie’. She mentions that her sister never got a chance to be a kid, really. So it’s like she’s planning to give her sister a day of fun before ending them both. But in the heat of the moment she lost the nerve.

[@Thorstendeal]

Am I the only one that actually likes the movie summaries that Roanoke does? I kind of just like the guys voice and some of the videos make me go watch the movies

[@K-dawg26]

You sure are.

[@malvikvran3737]

You're not alone, dude is hilarious

[@malvikvran3737]

​@@K-dawg26oof

[@disbeafakename167]

I like the movie recaps, the only ones who don't are just missing out. 9 out of 10 on the sexy scale.

[@SavedByFaith9981]

Yep I love the movie cover. If people don’t like it just don’t watch lol why sit and complain. But complaining helps the algorithm so jokes on them

[@trevorduncan9580]

Yeah the old gasoline always drives me nuts in these kinds of movies. - Like it's nevvverrr an issue in any of these movies. Cars/trucks/etc would be completely worthless. Horses/donkies/etc would be the mode of conveyance. You'd think the horses would make for some cool scenes

[@randallbesch2424]

At least in the Walking Dead they start to manufacture their own fuel.

[@TheBestOrion]

Wouldn't diesel still be a viable option?

[@trevorduncan9580]

@@TheBestOrion nope. Same 6 months to a year shelf life

[@TheBestOrion]

@trevorduncan9580 Oh OK. Thanks for the info! I agree. Horses would look cool anyway.

[@aluna1234]

The only post apocalyptic show to address the gas thing is Last Man on Earth, "gas goes bad?"

[@whatsupinspace854]

i dont remember hearing anything about the UK's mad cow outbreak being caused by cows being fed ground up cows. As I remember it, they were feeding the cows ground up sheep.

[@RoanokeGaming]

Sheep and cow it looks like

[@Backinblackbunny009]

Prion disease in sheep is called scrapie

[@InjuredB33]

As a Memphian that also loved watching the first Zombieland with my dad, this was such a thrill for me and my dad

[@madladdie7069]

I wouldn't say Prion Disease is a disease and more just a class of diseases. Mostly 'cause I spent way too long looking into CJD and Kuru in college. While I don't actually remember it now (it's been about a year) but the ones I did run into did seem to have similar symptoms.

[@rudimentaryganglia]

The distinction is usually what animal the specific type of prion exists in.

[@redraven7948]

Just found Roanoke a few weeks ago and so glad I did! (Going back & watching ALL the vudeos) LOVE the entire video from going over movie/game then to the science. "Stay strapped or get clapped".. Words to live by!!

[@GenoReaper333]

I've been binge watching your content at work and i love so much about it. The reviews, the play by play, the science behind the creatures. The humor. Great work man

[@4Frames228]

Would love to hear a cataclysm zombie and fungus breakdown, mutations are wild and it's also pretty fun and free to play. Cwd portion of the video was super interesting btw

[@AsianLaraCroft]

I've handled so many suspect CJD specimens in my 6 years as a medical lab technician. It's always nerve-wracking, tbh, and we've actually had a few that turned out to be positive.

[@Bio-Bard]

You should cover Fatal Familial Insomnia and Kuru, particularly the Wikipedia page for Kuru. Causes of Kuru: Cannibalism Prevention of Kuru: Not ingaging in cannibalism Cures for Kuru: None. *chef's kiss* Prion diseases are my favorite kind of disease. And I say that, as a biologist and not a mad scientist.

[@randallbesch2424]

Mad scientists are scientists. It is what you want to do with it that could make you mad....

[@girlgamergear3260]

CWD is in Pennsylvania and headed south. It started in captive populations brought from the west. Handling meat, you are told to avoid the brain and spinal cord. Lots of people eat the meat. It hasn't been seen to cross the species barrier yet, but it can take decades to show up. No human has expressed it yet.

[@Backinblackbunny009]

That we know of. Do you trust a state agency that has every incentive to hide this? The state forestry dept runs on the fees from hunting licenses, no hunting, no Dept..... 🤷‍♀️

[@randallbesch2424]

@@Backinblackbunny009 the forest is still there, and it is a GOVT AGENCY so no it would remain.

[@patientlywatching7775]

Yikes!!!! Prion diseases creep me right the heck out. Fantastic analysis. 👍

[@Lrofmaulol]

The problem with fuel gunking up injectors really feels like a problem of modern technology. Try clogging up a 2-stroke or a car that uses a carburettor system with old fuel, worst case you poof it with break cleaner for a stroke or 3 and you're probably good to burn the gunky shit for another 200km. Or just use older diesel engines. You know, the shit that will literally run on used filtered cooking oil and make your neighborhood feel like a burger/fry joint

[@donnmckee4973]

Dang re-upload I'm sorry and I hope this one gets to stay up. Keep up the entertaining and educating work!!

[@RoanokeGaming]

If this one gets hit, Ill leave it up and just take the L haha

[@donnmckee4973]

@@RoanokeGaming either way worth the rewatch while it's up. Can't beat a microbiologist talk about prions

[@Gurtington]

8:08 Ayye, downtown newnan, i live like 15 minutes from there. I remember when they blocked all this shit off to film the movie. Me and my friends would go down there to try and sneak a peak because it was walking distance before i moved down the road to where i am now. They film a lot around this area now that i think back on it.

[@bashfulwolfo6499]

Zombieland is just one of those movies that would cause me and my family to immediately gather and watch if it was on. I was around 7 when the movie came out I believe, and it became a favorite of mine. Now I’m a gore and disease fanatic, wonder if Zombieland was the cause of that lmao

[@bashfulwolfo6499]

Prions are some of the coolest (and scariest) diseases out there. Easily one of the most fascinating (imo) is Kuru, as the Fore was our main focus in the cultural anthropology I took. Researchers discovered that another prion naturally formed in some people in Papua New Guinea that resists the Kuru prion. This mutation is being studied to potentially help develop treatments against other prion diseases. Genuinely so damn cool to me.

[@ThunderBird80085]

Hunters in MN regulated areas to drop off the skull and brain of every deer they take in biohazard buckets for testing regardless of the deers appearance. The hunters also get mail back from the state whether or not the deer was contaminated.

[@rufusblue8044]

Doing a re-watch to show my appreciation for the time and effort you put into your work to keep me entertained and trick me into learning. Keep it up

[@EMOSydicate]

14:46 Tells me to put a helmet on Me who works in a warehouse: Always has been

[@embersofwolfenflame7346]

Good job and congrats on your weight loss roanoake! Over the past 8 yrs i have lost from 327 lbs to 180lbs. I feel so much better and im sure you do too!👍

[@ArDeeMee]

Congrats, that’s one hell of an achievement! 👏👏👏

[@SavedByFaith9981]

Good job man!

[@jayburn00]

I read a novel a year ago where a black market weapon dealer tried to turn prions (originating with a member of the donner party) into a bioweapon. They talked about its delivery via the water supply as one vector. Not sure how realistic it is.

[@randallbesch2424]

He would have to find a way to chemically change them in the body. Not possible.

[@jayburn00]

@@randallbesch2424 uh, no. Prions would not be a problem to begin with if what you said was true.

[@DELTAF11B]

NSA gonna have a field trip with this one

[@jayburn00]

@@DELTAF11B book is called old bones by the way. The authors (they are a duo) write techno thrillers, mysteries, and scifi stuff with an occasional supernatural element sprinkled in (one of their stories, wheel of darkness I think, has a tulpa in it).

[@jayburn00]

@@DELTAF11B coincidentally, one of their series' protagonists is a former NSA operative turned private investigator often hired directly by the president's cabinet. The series is referred to by the character's name, the Wyman Ford series, but their most famous protagonist is an eccentric FBI agent called Alois Pendergast (his books are referred to as the Pendergast novels).

[@allaninaet2835]

I can remember the time my family went to go see Year One and bothering the guy in front of me because I was terrified of zombies at the time and the trailer for Zombieland played before the movie. To that dude, I'm so sorry. I didn't know the odds of getting illnesses like that are extremely unlikely. This was way before I knew about the deer illness this video talks about. I don't eat deer meat however because I'm not going to chance being a real world zombie.

[@randallbesch2424]

Of curse the base concept of the movie that somehow a more virulent faster spreading form was created and was rampant throughout the country.

[@FizzBirdMan]

the hum of the original left 4 dead theme playing throughout the video was the icing on top. Really good music choice

[@azurelectrium1100]

I feel like Roanoke calls guns force multipliers in real life just out of habit from the meme and the fact he has to reupload his videos semi frequently (not saying it's because of that)

[@SavedByFaith9981]

Depending on the context I’ll sometimes find myself using force multiplier (usually as a joke)

[@rsmith6366]

I did an essay a while back on the history of human cannibalism in which one case study was the existence of a Prion called Kuru that was found among the Fore people of Papua New Guinea. When a person died it was customary to eat part of that person (like 'freeing' their soul from a physical body), and the 'best' part, the brain, was saved for women and children. The Prion part. At some point someone had the mutated genes for a Prion disease, and after they died it got spread to a lot of other people through this practice. Another annoying thing about Prion diseases is that they can take years to actually show themselves. 10 years even. So many more infected people died and then infected others before it was even apparent. By the time the outside world payed any attention to what was happening some of the people even had genetic mutations that made them 'immune' to Kuru. Which is a very quick turn around rate for how long they were dealing with this. As much as you want cultures to keep their own ways alive, sadly the Fore people had to stop the cannibalism (which remember was fully consensual and post a natural death) in order to release them from the viscious circle of Kuru. Kuru still exists, but it's no longer being transmitted on such a large scale (just the usual ways of transmitting genetic diseases).

[@CornRecords972]

enlightening and horrific. Not the eating people part so much but the idea of a core tradition integral to your way of life secretly being a poison that would lead to yours and your descendant's demise.

[@beardiemom]

@@CornRecords972 It's one of the major reasons for why eating human flesh or drinking human blood is such an extreme tabu in a lot of cultures throughout the ages: Of course people didn't know what it was that made people sick, but the chance of contracting an illness when consuming parts of another person is greater than when consuming animals. On top of that, blood is actually so high in iron that, if you were to drink it regularly, you'd get iron poisoning. I wouldn't be surprised if we had an actual instinct against canibalism that just gets overridden by hunger when someone is starving.

[@turkeykent3719]

Can we not harness the immune gene they’ve got in anyway?

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

Good lord that's disturbing

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

Did those immune peoples DNA help find treatment?

[@dajosh42069]

Really enjoy your scientific deep dives of these sorts of things. Prions are fucking terrifying.

[@randallbesch2424]

Only the refolded ones since they work just fine otherwise. Note: B plaque amyloidc are also naturally occurring from our brains when it malfunctions.

[@slendersera]

My curiosity about deer jerky has been effectively destroyed, unlike prions. Now, I'm kind of glad that I mainly eat fish rather than red meat.

[@cocotron2199]

No beef or venison for me. I eat red, fish, & white meat these days but I was raised vegetarian. if I wasnt, the paranoia of CWD dormancy would have killed me long before the prion disease had a chance 😢😅

[@mr.rathalos1155]

I already watched this video but I’m down for watching it again

[@RoanokeGaming]

I appreciate you letting it run in the background bro!

[@Crazy-Squirrel]

Attempt 2: Rage against the Algorithm

[@mr.rathalos1155]

@@RoanokeGaming of course bro these videos are amazing keep up the good work

[@9r7g5h]

The issue with the plot of double tap is you can 100% tell it was written right after the second one, and if it was placed like 6 months later it might have worked, but them using the same script 10 years later doesn't work.

[@Kernwadi]

The Year is 2050. Go to movies, it's the weekly MCU movie. Disney logo on screen. It's phase 12 of the story. Movie starts, Tobey Maguire is in a wheelchair. A burglar comes into his house, steals his Funko Pops. Tobey says "it's peterin time" (this is a reference to the hit 2022 film morbius). Also says "that sounded better in my head." He puts on his mask, the crowd screams until my ears ring. He swings at the man as he's running away. A portal opens and captain Europe steps into the scene. Tobey accidentally swings into him He says "it's all good I have healthcare". Crowd cheers, captain Europe had his own TV show in 2048 and this is a reference to his prostate exam episode in season 6 where he makes the same joke. Tom Holland and Andrew Garfield come through the portal and point at each other, making the funny Spider-Man meme again. They all start jerking each other off as the camera zooms out, revealing the Death Star and the Star Wars theme briefly plays. Crowd cheers again before the screen cuts to black and Darth Vader's laugh plays. Post credit scene shows Thanos reappear, and he says, "I'm coming for you Redditors." Crowd cheers one last time, before news sources are saying this is one of the best movies of all time. Thank you Disney for saving the film industry.

[@Wonkanator2]

Really cool you're from Newnan! I currently live in Newnan. We always bring up the newnan square scene in this movie, love this movie

[@madisons2117]

This makes me very scared about my truck. It's been sitting for a little while now and the only thing I have done is add two cans of seafoam with a gallon of fresh gas into the existing gas. I try to run it every so often though.

[@drake713]

Whaaat there is a 2nd zombie movie?? I always thought this twinkie hunting Bill Murray movie was a fever dream

[@randallbesch2424]

It has a great premise but too jokey to take seriously so enjoy!

[@FatGamerDad]

I mean can you really blame Little Rock for that being the basis of the entire movie in part two considering how much puberty blew her up😂

[@djenr8]

love your videos man, I hope these re-uploads don't bring you down

[@RoanokeGaming]

Just gotta keep on the grind!

[@jessefinnegan1719]

The most unbelievable thing is Little Rock weight gain between movies. For a world that doesn't have any more manufactured food and Cardio being rule # 1 I don't think that would have happened.

[@HKIHNDKNSI]

cardio mainly works the heart, doesn't always help keep a lean body

[@HKIHNDKNSI]

but it's a goofy movie so I didn't care

[@miguelarcanjodossantosmore5564]

How do infected not die of thirst?

[@KyuuDesperation]

Water? It's almost everywhere.

[@SavedByFaith9981]

Because it’s fantasy

[@suckitgreenboi197]

@@KyuuDesperationHave you heard the phrase water water everywhere but not a drop to drink? Well it’s a metaphor but it still works on this literal sense

[@sjordan9355]

Well, those "regulations" just got nerfed through the loss of Chevron...so your chance of getting mad cow has gone way WAY up now

[@ChubbsterBrown]

Roanoke having to reupload again? This is worse than the time sony decided to make Zombieland: Double Tap. Off topic. Roanoke looking just darn fine in that ad segment. Lean and mean, sir. Lean and mean.

[@Vermillion-ty4zr]

Fellow GA resident here, specifically smack dead middle of south GA and I loved hearing you talk about all these places I’ve actually been, such a fun thing about this movie Another fun fact is that Pacific Playland was filmed in Valdosta GA at the WildAdventures water/theme park 😁

[@stardragon7893]

I may have watched this the first time a couple of weeks ago, but that won't stop me from watching it again. Prions are still just as scary as ever.

[@arinleoczko1250]

I forgot where I heard this, but apparently Tallahassee was supposed to be overrun in that cage, but the test screening made his character so popular, they rewrote the ending.

[@historicalpanglac6295]

You make good as you included the theme song of L4D in background music. :)

[@Imanidiotwhyamidoingthis]

The analysis terrified me the mix of the music, the graphics and the uncertainty make it horrifying. Great job

[@baconbro304]

I already watched this but I'm extremely forgetful so I'll watch it again

[@RoanokeGaming]

Perfect time to have a memory like that! XD

[@baconbro304]

@@RoanokeGaming fr lol

[@Edgeworthscravat]

I was a kid when the BSE crisis happened. It was the strangest time. Suddenly nobody was eating beef, you couldn't get T-bone steaks, everyone was scared every time they felt even a little bit ill. And randomly, this one politician tried to make his daughter eat a beef burger on camera to prove it was safe. But she wouldn't.

[@milesend7757]

Not for diesel engines, you actually can use 10yr old fuel or older

[@crystalmather5448]

Prions are genuinely one of the scariest things I’ve ever learnt about 😂😭

[@cocotron2199]

for real !!!!! I’ll never eat beef 😅 you can carry an infection for decades without knowing until one day your brain decides it’s done trying. HORRIFYING !!!!!!

[@Rakushi_Snea]

4:50 Same but with WW84. They filmed in my childhood mall, which was halfway through being destroyed when they got the rights to it. So most of the outside to the right of the door everyone runs out of (which used to be Sears, fyi) was CGI-ed back in. They also filmed in Georgetown D.C., which ironically affected my paycheck for 3 months because the employees of my job's sister location got shunted onto our location's schedule. 🤦🏾‍♀️ Warner Bros. screwed up traffic and didn't even make it worth it for us 😭😭😭

[@xxcrayon.eater_]

I'm new here and you've roped me in, I have always been so interested in the SCIENCE behind zombie movies and games (I am absolutely obsessed with the prime era of zombies) and this is like the PERFECT channel for me clearly

[@minimee1712]

The worst part about prions is that how are you meant to kill something thats not alive?

[@randallbesch2424]

You need a means of refolding them out of the invulnerable state. I wonder how LASER would do?

[@mikealangeloy]

The idea to go to a theme park was stupid enough the first time I watched it, but upon watching this video and thinking about this movie again I truly just can't fathom what their idea was by doing that. Like what did they think would happen when they turned on the power?

[@Rurik_Luci]

As someone who lives near Wichita. Anyone from Wichita would absolutely rob you if given the opportunity. I'm totally not saying that because one of the guys I work with is from Wichita and keeps stealing my tools. I'm also not planning to put baby powder under the crack of the bathroom door get the air compressor and flood the bathroom with baby powder while he's in there.

[@Alxrru]

so, you ever end up doing it?

[@jimriver912]

5:59 He wasn't raiding with his bros, he was doing a Warsong Gulch battleground, was playing a alliance human rogue, and even capped the flag. Colombus is what we would call, a pvp chad.

[@ornu01]

I watched all but the last five minutes, stopped to do something else, came back and it was gone.

[@RoanokeGaming]

Yah it got hit in a bad way that was virtually unrecoverable lol

[@leeroy8936]

Yo science nerd! Just found your chanel today (Shaun of the Dead) and im diggin it. Love the science meets fiction. Good job man

[@ghoulishgaming13]

Roanoke, I will gladly re-watch your videos! If not out of love for the amazing educational lessons you give, and the much appreciated sprinkles of humor throughout... then just to spite the stupid copyright BS 💯💪🏼 I know I'm just one viewer but I hope it helps you to keep making this amazing content for us!

[@jamessizemore7103]

You're pretty much spot on with the COD zombie assessment, World At war launched in nov 2008 and debuted with Nazi Zombies which was a secret game mode that hadn't been advertised at all prior to release, and when people found it, it Blew up in popularity

[@nathantomlinson2846]

I love the fact that they drive across the country in a Hummer.

[@randallbesch2424]

The military version is better.

[@JessChii]

I grew up in the uk after the 1986 mad cow incident but all through the 90s I remember the fear of it happening again

[@masqueradeproductions8131]

Love the Left 4 Dead music in the background of it and overall loved the video :D

[@u-neekusername4430]

Prions legit gave (& now will give again) me nightmares. Thanks undergrad premed microbiology (not med student just same class), & YOU Roanoke Gaming for reminding me of the trauma I'd blocked out XNDKSHFS yrs ago!

[@12oz-MAN]

Scientist in lab| Free HD stock footage 0:45

[@FunnyLooking]

noticed that too lol

[@aleishaanderson2840]

As a member of the healthcare profession, I absolutely LOVE these videos that nerdify my favourite genre (horror). I always look forward to more!

[@kalebs6201]

In all fairness Bill’s house having its own generators isnt the biggest stretch given he had all the money

[@alphadragongamingFTW]

lol your comment of " I am a firm believer of Stay strapped or get clapped" made me chuckle and as I was laughing some drink spit out of my mouth hitting my mouse button and causing it to click on subscribe, sooo I guess you got a new sub ;) Stay strapped bro! ;)

[@NigraeLegiones]

Damn that sucks, im always down for a rewatch.

[@mp-xt2rg]

Class A RV would likely be a diesel. Diesel fuel stores fine unlike gasoline. RV would run just fine after sitting.

[@luisrascon2296]

I was planning on rewatching 10 times either way so I don't mind the re-upload lmao

[@Bsdel]

Hey dude, here just to say I loved the original upload of this vid and to show support. Keep up the good work and hopefully the next vid won’t be struck down lol

[@Echocompany2-7]

Yeah fuel sitting with clog up everything from fuel filters to injectors and fuel lines even valves if it’s in the combustion chamber

[@classictoyreviews7435]

So mechanic here,modern gas doesnt last but older fuel can last longer. The older the fuel, say like 60s, will laster longer due to less adatives. Modern fuel is lighter due to things added to it. Hence whu carbs vapor lock more

[@PhantomZ0027]

And we need zombiesland 3 or a show

[@mythicalgamer2124]

I gotta say i love the factor plug when talking about mad cow desieses. Something about how it cuts at the end makes me happy.