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I'll take that self-inflicted shot in the head with a 9mm pistol rather than digging holes.
45 is better
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I'll take that self-inflicted shot in the head with a 9mm pistol rather than digging holes.
I have the exact same answer with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's too.
I remember the good old days in the early 60's when mom stored several plastic bottles in our basement filled with fresh water. We read the CD manuals and dad had a limited supply of ammo for our shotgun and .22 pump.
45 is better
Well, it's not without precedent...I wonder if our greatest nuclear threat is internal -- you know, Gavin Newsom commandeers something out of San Diego and Omaha NB gets vaporized -- something like that.
Well, it's not without precedent...
Eric SwallowsWell brought it up about 2 years ago when he made that stupidass remark about "And it would be a short war, my friend. We got nukes!"
How about those big air raid sirens mounted on tall public buildings in the cities? Like the Chrysler Air Raid Siren, powered by a hemi-head Chrysler V-8 engine. There are guys now who collect those. Glad I don't have a neighbor with that hobby.
I'd like to see what's on the other side of it. Seen enough movies that guess at the aftermath, but I'd kinda really like to know. Call me creepy...Who the hell wants to SURVIVE a nuclear war?
The only way somebody drops a nuke around there is for testing... that's why!I was 5, and living just North of Seattle when the Cuban missile crisis occurred. I don't really have specific recollections of that time, but I definitely remember my dad packing us up and moving us to the foothills 13 miles North of Medford the following spring. He built a little cabin and we spent the next 2.5 years depending on kerosene lamps and an outhouse for modern convenience. Had a rather large effect on my frame of mind since. I've wondered why we ended up there specifically...is it safer because of the caves...or is it something else about that particular location???
Who the hell wants to SURVIVE a nuclear war?
I'd like to see what's on the other side of it. Seen enough movies that guess at the aftermath, but I'd kinda really like to know. Call me creepy...