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To be honest. It's what this planet needs a good wipe out then a few thousand years to recover from mankind.
You may be right, as long as it only happens to everyone else 🙂
Most importantly, how would an apocalypse affect house prices? I predict a temporary slowdown in growth.
We live half way between a nuclear power plant and a large garrison. The local airport is strategic because its long runway length allows B52s to use it. We're not a million miles from Fylingdales.
You wait 30 years for an apocalypse, and then two come along at once...
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/killer-asteroid-could-strike-earth-next-week-doomsday-112509603.html#EBTbIQq
(Oh, and that news story was published last week.)
As long as the fall out dosn't affect the ale stocks, my plan is to drink ale.
😀 @ Thunder reference!
I think "Miffed Max" would be awesome! Post apocalyptic, but still properly attired.
Go and steal a plasma TV from Currys, set fire to a car, get out of dodge.
Standard.
MrsBouys family farm is near Menwith Hill early warning station nr Harrogate, the farms organic so it would play merry hell with the grass n'all.. Be a bugger that considering all the hard work and red tape we had to go through to get accreditation.. But then who'd be left to eat radiated beef?
Could open a neon glowing kebab shop s'pose 😆
Struggling to get a proper witty one in linking Miffed Max and [i]Thunder[/i] Dome
1) Survive until the insulin runs out
2) Die
Wouldn't an apocalypse pretty much void any plan?
If it was just a notable reduction in the number humans I would probably enjoy the opportunity to ride my bike with a reduced chance of being killed by some **** in a car.
Actually there's cheeky path across a nearby golf course that would be worth a look....