davyK wrote:I'm of a certain age - I was 18 in 1984 - the mid 80's - when the threat of nuclear war was preceived at least to be very real
cockbeard wrote:Not half as real as my mother thought it to be. You've a couple of years on me, but my mum was fine with me having the Atari 2600, how've when I got the CPC464 she'd seen Wargames and decided that being as the Amstrad had a keyboard it was only safe in the shed at the bottom of the garden Obviously if I did happen to hack NORAD (without a modem) and start a "game" of Thermonuclear War with Joshua, the extra forty yards afforded her by putting me in the shed would make all the difference I loved her but jesusdavyK wrote:I'm of a certain age - I was 18 in 1984 - the mid 80's - when the threat of nuclear war was preceived at least to be very real
IanHamlett wrote:I do the same with any food from street vendors. Also, boiling can make it worse a lot of the time if it's not also filtered. Relatively harmless germs can have a lot of bad toxins safely inside their membrain until you boil them. Save some charcoal from yesterday's fire and pour it through that first. Or shove it up your arse for all I care.
davyK wrote:You could shove the charcoal up your arse and then inject the water.
pantyfire wrote:I have a thing for Ray Mears. By that I mean I hate him, but his shows are really informative.
Typical cunt behaviour.Scotswahey wrote:I've met him at a lecture he did and he was nothing but polite and friendly.I have a thing for Ray Mears. By that I mean I hate him, but his shows are really informative.
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