I missed the Staff Meeting but the Minutes record that Stan Horwitz
> reported Elvis on Sun, 22 Mar 2009 11:05:56 -0400
in misc.survivalism:
>In article >,
> Burt Morgan > wrote:
>
>> With Russia spending many -billions- on rearmament and new nuclear weapons, I
>> think it's time to clean out and make good the bomb shelter so that it's
>> ready
>> for the inevitable nuclear war. I'm now restocking it with new food.
>>
>> What would you guys suggest I stock my shelter with? Remember these goods
>> have
>> to have a real good shelf life and provide enough nutrition for a family of
>> four
>> for the duration.
>
>I suggest letting the bomb take your life, and mine. I honestly cannot
>imagine living out the rest of my life in a bomb shelter. No thanks. The
>alternative is much more appealing. At least this way, I might get to
>find out of my theory about heaven being fictional is right or wrong.

I'm amused by this desire to die rather than do anything which
might be considered live extending.

I mean, you can't "cannot imagine living out the rest of my life
in a bomb shelter" - does it follow that you do not fasten seatbelts?
I mean, can you imagine "living out the rest of my life" strapped into
a chair, no matter how comfy it might be.
Say, if there was a hurricane coming your way, would you evacuate,
or do think "I honestly cannot imagine living out the rest of my life
in a [storm] shelter"?

Cie l'vie. What you have demonstrated is that you seem to not
consider your way of life as worth transmitting to the next
generation, or advocating after a major disaster. I wish folks like
you would wear a "do not resituate" sign, to spare scarce resources
for those who aren't living useless lives.


toodles
pyotr
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pyotr filipivich.
Just about the time you fnally see light at the end of the tunnel,
you learn it's a Government Project building more tunnel.