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PantherBrew

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if Carl hadn't been such a douche bag vajayjay in the woods and actually shot the zombie..Dale's intestines wouldn't have been on display

now Carl will shoot errthang from now on.....It wouldn't surprise me if he ends up offing Randall

Agree... Carl in the woods throwing rocks at zombie was "little boy Carl". Carl from now on will be "badass idgaf Carl".

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meh..I think Rick's pair are just fine actually..he probably would've done it had Carl "throws like a girl" Grimes hadn't walked in

Carl coming in was just what Rick wanted. He was looking for a reason not to. He didn't want to do it. He couldn't even put poor Dale out of his misery at the end. No wonder Carl throws like a girl.

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It looked like in the scene at the creek, he was really throwing rocks at that poor zombie IRL. I guess that guy who was playing the zombie didnt want to take a rock to the face, so he had carl throw them at his leg. I would have hated the outtakes if I was the guy playing the zombie, the constant rock bashing, and the scene getting jacked up, then having to re shoot. I bet his legs were real tender before the end of that shot!

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