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I can supply them with some nice Neutronium sheeting, it will stop about 40% of neutrino's, the bad part is the shipping costs, it weighs in at about 6 tons per square meter in the 1.4 centimeter stuff after 6 days on the shelf.

Busted 6 axles on some UPS trucks before they found out what is was.
 
I'd prefer to take my chances with normal people outside those bunkers. My idea of purgatory would be to be accidentally in one with that lot of self-obsessed geeks.
 
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I'd prefer to take my chances with normal people outside those bunkers. My idea of purgatory would be to be accidentally in one with that lot of self-obsessed geeks.
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Not forgetting the paid militia, and enough ammunition inside for a small scale war.
 
So _that's_ why Elon is so keen to get to mars ...
What could be safer from the mob than a bunker in a lava chamber on mars ..
:-doh:-lol

A word of warning for him tho .
His trip may be delayed indefinately if the lemon soaked paper napkins don't arrive in time..
:D
 
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The "fun" way to "prep" ..


 
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Slightly off topic, but years ago (probably 40 or so) there was a Radio 4 programme (sci-fi with radiophonic special effects) about the demise of a house following some catastrophy, not sure if it was a nuclear hit or not. Despite the late 70's , there was mention of home automation and smart devices, run from a central hub.

Anyone know what it was called ?
 
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