
Ambrosia Slaad |

The Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook. Strapped to your chest, it'll stop small arms fire. Strapped to your arm, it's a light shield. Wielded two-handed, it's a bludgeoning weapon. If you whittle dice from wood or bone, you can DM a gang of post-apocalyptic mutant cannibals and win their friendship. In truly desperate circumstances, the pages can be used as kindling or as toilet paper.

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My parents have a fallout shelter big enough to support 10 people for up to 25 years. It's well stocked.
Wow! That's something on the order of 100,000 cans of beans!
My grandfather had a fallout shelter in Phoenix that was supposedly stocked for six people up to a year. I've only seen pictures, but it was pretty big. Reverse fan system, overpressure, lead-lined water reservoirs, hermetically-sealing door--my mom once told me that the shelter cost him more than the house did!

Dancing Deinonychus |

Dancing Deinonychus wrote:My parents have a fallout shelter big enough to support 10 people for up to 25 years. It's well stocked.Wow! That's something on the order of 100,000 cans of beans!
My grandfather had a fallout shelter in Phoenix that was supposedly stocked for six people up to a year. I've only seen pictures, but it was pretty big. Reverse fan system, overpressure, lead-lined water reservoirs, hermetically-sealing door--my mom once told me that the shelter cost him more than the house did!
My dad has been paranoid about an international incident sparking WWIII for the last 15 years. With what's going on now, he making sure that everything is in top condition.

The Thing from Beyond the Edge |

Andrew Turner wrote:My dad has been paranoid about an international incident sparking WWIII for the last 15 years. With what's going on now, he making sure that everything is in top condition.Dancing Deinonychus wrote:My parents have a fallout shelter big enough to support 10 people for up to 25 years. It's well stocked.Wow! That's something on the order of 100,000 cans of beans!
My grandfather had a fallout shelter in Phoenix that was supposedly stocked for six people up to a year. I've only seen pictures, but it was pretty big. Reverse fan system, overpressure, lead-lined water reservoirs, hermetically-sealing door--my mom once told me that the shelter cost him more than the house did!
I am envious.

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My grandfather had a fallout shelter in Phoenix that was supposedly stocked for six people up to a year. I've only seen pictures, but it was pretty big. Reverse fan system, overpressure, lead-lined water reservoirs, hermetically-sealing door--my mom once told me that the shelter cost him more than the house did!
Wow. I'd just want to play hide and seek there.

Orthos |

Dancing Deinonychus wrote:I am envious.Andrew Turner wrote:My dad has been paranoid about an international incident sparking WWIII for the last 15 years. With what's going on now, he making sure that everything is in top condition.Dancing Deinonychus wrote:My parents have a fallout shelter big enough to support 10 people for up to 25 years. It's well stocked.Wow! That's something on the order of 100,000 cans of beans!
My grandfather had a fallout shelter in Phoenix that was supposedly stocked for six people up to a year. I've only seen pictures, but it was pretty big. Reverse fan system, overpressure, lead-lined water reservoirs, hermetically-sealing door--my mom once told me that the shelter cost him more than the house did!
Seconded. You are equally ready for international warfare and zombie apocalypse.