Bingoman
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Coming to a screen near you, any day soon.............
When you hear the air attack warning you and you family must take cover
Coming to a screen near you, any day soon.............
Will we still be able to post on Urban 75 during the nuclear winter? If so I’ll start a thread titled ‘Vladimir Putin’s time is up’ and we can continue the rucking on that thread.
no they made one mayor and the rest is historyI though you had hanged them?
Keir Starmer will be posting from some entropy-headed bunker on the need "to be realistic and keep an iron focus on market reforms" after apocalypse day, whilst Paul Mason will have been crowdfunded to look into promising developments in Trotskyite politics on the Galapagos Islands, from which groupuscule he'll abstract a whole new world theory that he'll have forgotten twenty eight days later.
so even after the world has ended the Starmer and Mason threads will I'm sure carry on
Coming to a screen near you, any day soon.............
The good news is that we're still a fair bit away from any nuclear confrontation. The TV footage of Putin shifting ICBMs around on big lorries and bringing his strategic forces to "maximum alert" or whatever was by all accounts theatrical shite- nothing much has changed.
It's bollocks as far as I can see for now. And, in the event it reaches that level, there is not a single thing we can do about it, anyway.
I'm going to keep enjoying my life, as much as anyone can in 2022, without fear. Fuck it.
Has the Daily Mail ran a 'will nuclear war affect house prices?' article yet?
The Station Tavern by Latimer Road tube?I loved the Surfing Brides. Used to see them on Sunday nights in the 90s at some venue in West London whose name escapes me.
Don't they make nuclear submarines in Barrow in Furness? Seems a bit weird to not have a bomb allocated for them.The Daily Star had a useful map
Unfortunately Russia sent him the wrong way, and the bomb actually hit on his left
That lad on the sofa has great reflexes. If society survives nuclear armaggedon, he should be England's next goalkeeper.
I know nothing of military tactics (out of pacifist principle, you understand... ), but would Dover make sense too, because of all the reasons Raab wasn't aware of?Don't they make nuclear submarines in Barrow in Furness? Seems a bit weird to not have a bomb allocated for them.
I think that's the one.The Station Tavern by Latimer Road tube?
Classic days. I saw them every Sunday and carried their equipment.I think that's the one.
if it going to happen better be this week only down I paignton till Friday
arsehole end of a country so hopefully away from a strike zone
Pays to be vigilant. You never know what Lewes might doBrighton and Hove is a nuclear free zone pity about the nuclear capable artillery sheds.
Allegedly Brighton Council sent a very shirty letter to the MoD demanding that the TA units had no access to nuclear weapons.
Somebody decided to equip the Royal.artillery unit with towed 155m howitzer and load a surprised TA officer on the NATO special weapons course
I don't think that cluster of towns on the South East coast would fare very well even if out of range of the nukes' direct effects... And in any case, I have seen contingency maps that suggest that Dover would most likely get its own nuke.The Daily Star had a useful map
A crossbow sounds like a good idea.
If one is to be pragmatic and realistic enough, you might as well be vaporised instantaneously and painlessly by the nuclear fireball than succumb a few weeks later from acute radiation poisoning, or within 1-2 years of associated cancer, general malnourishment & untreated ailments/ infections, or murdered in the Mad Max style post apocalyptic society that will undoubtedly replace our current one.
Its the Daily StarI don't think that cluster of towns on the South East coast would fare very well even if out of range of the nukes' direct effects... And in any case, I have seen contingency maps that suggest that Dover would most likely get its own nuke.
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Its the Daily Star
Given the prevailing wind is westerly, and Walney Island is supposed to be really windy, maybe that is the perfect spot. Barrow could be nuked to oblivion but those living on the island would be none the wiser.Plus the 'house hunting' aspect complete with average properly prices.
I'm certainly not convinced that Barrow-in-Furness would escape unscathed. (BAE Systems Submarines)