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Previously on "What skills could you bring to a "Survivors" scenario?"
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Did you blow Megaton?
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Originally posted by Board Game Geek View Post
As for my contributive skills to a post-nuclear or armageddon-type survival scenario :
- I've played Fallout on the PC.
Bring it on !
Did you blow Megaton? I can’t decide if they deserve to live or die? I may do all the remaining related quests and then give them a few millennia of sunshine in a nanosecond… I wonder if the sand will turn to glass?
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostIt didn't do Steve McQueen any good!
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostIt didn't do Steve McQueen any good!
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Originally posted by FarmerPalmer View PostI can shoot, process, butcher etc - and do.
First thing I'd do is get as far away from Civilization as possible -
too many dead bodies lying around which will cause too many health issues.
and run to the hills, near a good water source, with the contents of my gun cabinet and knife rack.
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I can shoot, process, butcher etc - and do.
First thing I'd do is get as far away from Civilization as possible -
too many dead bodies lying around which will cause too many health issues.
and run to the hills, near a good water source, with the contents of my gun cabinet and knife rack.
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Originally posted by threaded View PostThinking of it, probably will be there. Was going to creep up behind you as a Xmas surprise, get the evening off to a fun start. I'm due to be in London for a client meeting that day and am coming over on the ferry as I'll be bringing Xmas presents for family at the same time.
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Originally posted by threaded View PostThinking of it, probably will be there. Was going to creep up behind you as a Xmas surprise, get the evening off to a fun start. I'm due to be in London for a client meeting that day and am coming over on the ferry as I'll be bringing Xmas presents for family at the same time.
Beers all round then!
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Originally posted by Churchill View Post^
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Btw, talking about effluent, Threaded old boy, are you coming to the CUK do a week on Friday?
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Originally posted by threaded View PostAs many of you who know me, I've been gearing up and preparing for the coming apocalypse for years, ever since Tony B'liar got elected. Could see it coming. Have got myself super fit. Invested in loads of training in escape, evasion and survival. Done courses all over the world, even talked one client into a team building gig with that Swedish survival guy, was marvellous paid for holiday and learned loads.
So I suggest that I'd be best placed to lead the group, and anyone who disagrees will find themselves waking up one morning alone and left behind as I will not carry any slackers. This is survival, not a holiday camp.
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Btw, talking about effluent, Threaded old boy, are you coming to the CUK do a week on Friday?
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