Dive for cover, in a $36,000 family bomb shelter

The Standard-Examiner ^ | January 11, 2014 | Mark Saal

[JoeProBono]

[Secret Agent Man]

i see you married mrs right. i bet you didn’t know her first name was “always”.

[cableguymn]

unless they run on a fuel tank like obamas stash.. at some point.. lights out.

[garjog]

Looks like survivalists are on top of the energy question for Fallout shelters.

[ansel12]

I used to subscribe to that magazine in the 1980s I guess.

[ansel12]

Not me, I’m not going anywhere, but I would expect your unprepared neighbors to be moving to a camp or distribution centers pretty quickly, long before they are starving and clawing at your door.

[blueunicorn6]

Gneiss. Good one!

[roadcat]

4. A Boy and His Dog
(My favorite. A gal seduces the guy, with intentions that they share eating his dog for dinner. Guess how it turned out for the gal!)

[ASouthernGrl]

I’d love to have a storm shelter but that’s a little expensive for me. And for only a few hours once or twice a year, nah. lol

[ez]

“You have the right dynamic for the New Frontier”

[cableguymn]

A panel that size won’t run a TV of the size in the shelter. It’ll consume more than it can create. So, you might get 1-2 hours of tv, but nothing else. and back in the dark you go.

I don’t disagree with the shelter at all, but a TV of that size is just for show in the photos. Most of us would probably use a much smaller one.

I know our back up TV is 12 volts. It can be run directly off a car battery or solar panel :)

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

“This is Conelrad. Sorry, those missiles turned out to be the moon . . .”