It amazes me that people's natural survival instinct means they instantly think they WANT to survive a nuclear attack.
They should watch The Road. That will change their minds.
If we ever get a 10 minute warning, or whatever, then I'll be doing all I can to make sure I get as close to the expected blast as possible. Goodnight Vienna!
Exactly this... also don't warn me that I'm about to be vaporised.
Me and the missus have discussed this and have decided we'll walk to the top of the road, open a bottle and watch the mushroom cloud of total death and conflagration roll in towards us over the sea.
I heard this was going to be happening a couple of months ago, so I disabled it. I can't imagine anything the Govt could warn me of that would need immediate attention.
Terrorists shooting and stabbing people half a mile from where you are walking with your kids?
A bomb in the venue you are in?
And create panic on a dangerous scale ? I’m very political but don’t blame the government for either doing this or the test balls up. I’m just of the view that it’s never going to get used where it’s of any use.
It amazes me that people's natural survival instinct means they instantly think they WANT to survive a nuclear attack.
They should watch The Road. That will change their minds.
If we ever get a 10 minute warning, or whatever, then I'll be doing all I can to make sure I get as close to the expected blast as possible. Goodnight Vienna!
What’s this “The Road” of which you speak. Sounds right up my street.
It amazes me that people's natural survival instinct means they instantly think they WANT to survive a nuclear attack.
They should watch The Road. That will change their minds.
If we ever get a 10 minute warning, or whatever, then I'll be doing all I can to make sure I get as close to the expected blast as possible. Goodnight Vienna!
What’s this “The Road” of which you speak. Sounds right up my street.
It amazes me that people's natural survival instinct means they instantly think they WANT to survive a nuclear attack.
They should watch The Road. That will change their minds.
If we ever get a 10 minute warning, or whatever, then I'll be doing all I can to make sure I get as close to the expected blast as possible. Goodnight Vienna!
What’s this “The Road” of which you speak. Sounds right up my street.
I'd read the book by Cormac McCathy. The film's good, the book even better.
It amazes me that people's natural survival instinct means they instantly think they WANT to survive a nuclear attack.
They should watch The Road. That will change their minds.
If we ever get a 10 minute warning, or whatever, then I'll be doing all I can to make sure I get as close to the expected blast as possible. Goodnight Vienna!
It amazes me that people's natural survival instinct means they instantly think they WANT to survive a nuclear attack.
They should watch The Road. That will change their minds.
If we ever get a 10 minute warning, or whatever, then I'll be doing all I can to make sure I get as close to the expected blast as possible. Goodnight Vienna!
What’s this “The Road” of which you speak. Sounds right up my street.
I'd read the book by Cormac McCathy. The film's good, the book even better.
Agreed … although Viggo Mortensen excellent in the film
They should watch The Road. That will change their minds.
Is this the one that the main characters are a father & son (and a dog) ?
If so, I watched that a few years ago and found it haunting.
Yeah, that's the one. It had quite an effect on me when I watched it.
My son wanted me to take him to a cup match at the time but I initially said no. Then I watched that film and thought that if the bloke did all that for his boy then the least I could do is take my son to the cup game he wanted to go to.
It amazes me that people's natural survival instinct means they instantly think they WANT to survive a nuclear attack.
They should watch The Road. That will change their minds.
If we ever get a 10 minute warning, or whatever, then I'll be doing all I can to make sure I get as close to the expected blast as possible. Goodnight Vienna!
Love a bit of Ultravox.
It means nothing to me.
It’s the cat out of rising damp.
I’m proper chuckling at this, I mean every time I read it it makes me laugh again. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was in the Tankerton Arms demolishing a rather fine ale with my sister and bestie when it seemed everyone’s phones started making a ridiculous noise, including mine. Considering I had no idea it was going to happen, it frightened the bejaysus out of me. Thank feck my pint wasn’t in my hand! So if you’re on your holibobs and you have your alert switched on, you’ll still get it. That’s reassuring 🤷♀️🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Obviously I'll update on here as it happens.
The film's good, the book even better.
My son wanted me to take him to a cup match at the time but I initially said no. Then I watched that film and thought that if the bloke did all that for his boy then the least I could do is take my son to the cup game he wanted to go to.
Colchester away. That taught me. And him.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was in the Tankerton Arms demolishing a rather fine ale with my sister and bestie when it seemed everyone’s phones started making a ridiculous noise, including mine.
Considering I had no idea it was going to happen, it frightened the bejaysus out of me. Thank feck my pint wasn’t in my hand!
So if you’re on your holibobs and you have your alert switched on, you’ll still get it. That’s reassuring 🤷♀️🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣