[x] Nuclear Winter (Now a Ukraine fustercluck thread)

If I had to make a decision right then and there in the car I'd have to say I'd head to my families cabin about an hours drive from work to get away immediately from such a likely target as Winnipeg. There's plenty of wood and food stored there already to Huallaga through the winter. Once there I suppose I'd just wait and see what develops. If it's not good then a living can easily be carved out at the lake. Plenty of hunting, fishing and close outdoor friends to band with. Almost everyone I know out there has at least a 12 guage or .22lr for hunting and sport. A lot of natives live there too that have lived off the land for generations.

Of course that's just one scenario not taking into account any of the possible affects that could happen in a nuclear war like radiation or water contamination and such. But yeah, that's my first thought as I write it.

 

I'd just say bollocks because I live near a major military base and when I say major, I mean major, actually I think I live near two, bugger

 

You're not alone. :sad:

 

I'm not going to do anything since my city is one of the bigger targets and doesn't have an extensive missile defence like Moscow does.

Under current Civil Defence rules I won't be able to reach subway in time either.

 

Run around screaming FUCK!!!!!

 

I was thinking more about this. Even though my home town would probably be one of the first to get obliterated, there would still be tons and tons of fallout to deal with. Since I live in a desert city and the surrounding area of at least for a 100 miles diameter is desert, the impact/explosion of the ICBM would pick up so much dirt, it would probably block out the sun over the city for a while. On the plus side, if it were to happen during the spring or fall (windy seasons) all the fallout would blow elsewhere .

Other than that, If I was given a few hours notice of an attack, I would drive to a near by cave that's only a couple hours away, hope that I would survive long enough to surface, and live in a metro type world.

 

I'd just go home and wait it out.
But if I was 100% certain the capital in Norway was gonna get nuked, I guess I'd take my car up North, as far away from the most civilized side of the country. ('Cause almost everyone lives in the south). I'd try to bring friends and family along as well, maybe end up finding some cabin and survive up there. And that's it. :noidea:

 

take norway you could bomb the uk and the eastern edge of the usa

 

With there prototype mark twelve super cheese :lol:

 

Sadly, I think even Norway has soldiers in Afghanistan or some of those those countries. Also one of the richest countries, so..

 

I dunno, it depends on how liberally my country gets nuked. I live right next to my state's capitol, but we're all the way up North; the closest major city we have is Chicago, and they're over 100 miles away. If our hypothetical nuker decides that they want to wipe us all out, then I'd probably quickly pack some supplies and head as far north as I could. But if it's more along the lines of 20 nukes or so just heading for the major cities, I'd just turn off the AC, stay in the basement, and see about getting some spare water/power set up if I have the time.

 

I don't know dude. You live live in the US and like it or not most of the world doesn't exactly "Love you like a bush of roses". If any place is gunna get nuked into oblivion it's probably the US, Britain, Germany and Russia.

 

pfft I live in florida where making underground tunnels is impossibru, so I'll just eat the radiated snow and mutate.

 

Off into the valleys of wales where the scary people are, oh, wait that's a military base as well. I'm running out of options