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WORLD at WAR, OFFICIAL 2013 THREAD (Doom always only a moment away)
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Ok for those of us newbies who HAVEN'T been been vaporized or otherwise been within the blast-radius before
what should we pack? What's the best way to deal with the North Korean nuke blast that's coming at you fast, getting all up in your grill like it know you?
I mean, normally I can handle hand-to-hand combat, but is it wise to engage a 50 KT worth of badness barreling right at you at those high speeds?
Maybe I could say "shoo, go away blast-wave, do you know who my father IS!"? Once the missile lands, can I pay it off say three-fiddy?
Quoting: Ashton's succulent Volvo 396968 Hey ASV. Look up in the right hand corner of the page. Can you see where it says Forum and then, Topics? If you do, click on Topics. Then go to the section on disasters. Click on survivalism. Ton's of really good stuff in there. You'll have to kiss a couple of toads to find the better stuff. I wish I had a better answer for you. Years ago, my two oldest kids and I lived within sight of a nuclear power plant. The evacuation plan was a joke, or it would've been, if it wasn't so serious. I realized there was NO way to escape, so I decided I would take my babie's hands and sit with them on the back step. I was going to tell them we were watching the fireworks. Creepy, I know. Life just is what it is sometimes. Hope this helps a little. Is it scary to, you know, D-word? Will it hurt? Can I talk or sucker-punch my way out of it? I saw my father die suddenly and unexpectedly. He didn't seem scared or in much pain. Confused, mostly. If either one of us could have talked our way out of it he'd have lasted at least long enough to say goodbye to my mom.
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