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The Walking Dead: What We Learned

Sometimes in life, we're presented with challenges that we just don't know how to handle. But, if you remember these lessons from The Walking Dead, you'll be able to topple any obstacle.

By Gregg Katzman January 11, 2012

The Walking Dead will return on AMC this February, and so far the show has not only kept us entertained, but also taught us a great deal about life. Aside from the obvious advice (if zombies do arise, aim for the head), there are so many lessons that can translate into our everyday lives. It's tough to believe any of the hardships and insane adventures the survivors are experiencing can benefit us, but it's true. From Shane's emotionless problem solving capabilities to how to be a better parent, The Walking Dead has offered us a wealthy amount of knowledge.

Once you're finished taking notes, don't forget to also read The Walking Dead: Reasons To Love Shane!

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Ban The Troll

Too many people feed the trolls, and that's not how you should deal with them. These obnoxious individuals love nothing more than arguing over ridiculous matters, and in this case it was dealing with Merle being a racist d-bag. He was creating a problem for the whole group, and it was just too much to cope with in addition to the horde of zombies. They realized the best way to handle him was to ban him from the group, so they handcuffed his ignorant ass to the rooftop.