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Life would probably not worth living if a full blown Nuke war erupts.It would be a Mad Max scenario for sure. Nah. Never give up. Ever. Not ever. Not once. Never. Period.
Quit giving in inch by inch then looking back to lament the mile behind ya and wonder how to preserve those few feet left in front of ya. They'll never stop until they're stopped. That's a fact.
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i would be too busy visiting people i have on a list to say one final adios mf'er. +1
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Surviving the blast maybe if you are 20+ miles away, but look at Chernobyl (sp) . Everything is contaminated. I don't worry. I am 30 miles away from Norad and Space Defense command.Prime targets.
If WWIII breaks out and nukes are a used, all of he big super powers will no longer exist Last time I checked some years back, the firecrackers in use now would level most everything out to 70 miles of ground zero. Of course, that's back when I had a buddy in SAC that was joyriding KC135s and a B52. I don't know what they have now, but I wouldn't think we've downgraded any
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Life would probably not worth living if a full blown Nuke war erupts.It would be a Mad Max scenario for sure. Nah. Never give up. Ever. Not ever. Not once. Never. Period. ^ ^ ^ pretty much ^ ^ ^ Might as well stick a glock in your ear if you don't have any hope
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Space blankets and peanut M&Ms.
You'll be fine.
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Guess I shouldn't order garden seeds
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Surviving the blast maybe if you are 20+ miles away, but look at Chernobyl (sp) . Everything is contaminated. I don't worry. I am 30 miles away from Norad and Space Defense command.Prime targets.
If WWIII breaks out and nukes are a used, all of he big super powers will no longer exist Last time I checked some years back, the firecrackers in use now would level most everything out to 70 miles of ground zero. Of course, that's back when I had a buddy in SAC that was joyriding KC135s and a B52. I don't know what they have now, but I wouldn't think we've downgraded any You are probably right, I was being generous.I did underground nuke test from 66 thru 92 . Twenty miles away at control point the ground shook so bad vehicles bounced around at 15 seconds after zero.Those were less than 5KT, 1000 feet down
If God wanted you to walk and carry things on your back, He would not have invented stirrups and pack saddles
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Now’s when I wish I lived in Shîtsville or Pissville instead of 15 miles from a air assault division base. Bimbo !!! I mean Bingo !! You are a marked man Slummy. The Russians have been reading your entries on the Campfire. kwg
For liberals and anarchists, power and control is opium, selling envy is the fastest and easiest way to get it. TRR. American conservative. Never trust a white liberal. Malcom X Current NRA member.
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Surviving the blast maybe if you are 20+ miles away, but look at Chernobyl (sp) . Everything is contaminated. I don't worry. I am 30 miles away from Norad and Space Defense command.Prime targets.
If WWIII breaks out and nukes are a used, all of he big super powers will no longer exist Last time I checked some years back, the firecrackers in use now would level most everything out to 70 miles of ground zero. Of course, that's back when I had a buddy in SAC that was joyriding KC135s and a B52. I don't know what they have now, but I wouldn't think we've downgraded any You are probably right, I was being generous.I did underground nuke test from 66 thru 92 . Twenty miles away at control point the ground shook so bad vehicles bounced around at 15 seconds after zero.Those were less than 5KT, 1000 feet down My father was in nevada, then in the south pacific in the early 50's watching firecrackers. He never spoke to me about it, but my mother said that him and the other people on the decks of the ship were burned as if badly sunburned and their uniforms scorched slightly. She said he had nightmares about it every night up until cancer took him.
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If WWIII breaks and nukes land. I'll just say goodbye to planet earth. And if things go well and I remain alive. I'll be grateful.
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[quote=Ranger99
My father was in nevada, then in the south pacific in
the early 50's watching firecrackers.
He never spoke to me about it, but my mother said
that him and the other people on the decks of the
ship were burned as if badly sunburned and their
uniforms scorched slightly. She said he had nightmares
about it every night up until cancer took him. [/quote]
Yea,I got into it just as the above ground test were stopped.They killed a lot of people. My boss , the chief engineer Frank Shelton was at every above ground test detonated. I can't figure out why he did not die of cancer
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My lifelong rabbit-hunting buddy was aboard ship during the Bikini Atoll tests in the early 1950's.
In all the years I knew him, he never mentioned it once. I read about it in his obituary, two years ago.
Lived to age 91.
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