"Many years later, as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendia was to remember that distant afternoon when his father took him to discover ice."
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16 comments:
Hi bazza,
Now then, that sign really is quite amusing in a bizarre sort of way.
I've no doubt our coalition government would step aside and let all us good folks in. Perhaps not..the only bunker they'd supply for us would have something to do with golf.
Take care.
Hi Bazza,
From the 1940s ingenious bouncing bomb to the less than genius 1960s sign leading to the secret bomb bunker...no wonder you're amused. I would be amused too!
kklahanie: I think a subsidised tee would be as far as the present government would go Gary!
The Snee: This post was definitely made for amusment Rebecca; there's been too much heavy stuff here recently!
Those nuclear bunkers were a big deal here, in the U.S., at that time, too. I don't know if they're still operational. Are the ones in Britain still operational and ready for the wealthy elite and politicians? Because those are the only ones getting in. Tee hee hee. The rest of you would be banging on the door. That is funny that you have one so close to home.
Those who get a place in the secret bunker, will be narrowed down to those who can follow the secret instructions.
Hi Again Bazza,
FYI-Look at the scoop on Banksy!
http://scoop.todayshow.com/_news/2011/01/18/5870625-banksys-identity-to-be-revealed-by-ebays-highest-bidder?gt1=43001
HI to you B
a secret bunker doesnt bare thinking about to be stuck under ground for days ....with politcians and the like...makes me glad I am just tooo ordinary to get into a bunker
give me a wheelbarrow a coop bag and the open air any day...
Dear bazza,
A sign pointing the way to a "secret" bunker- not too clever, eh?
Anyway, I'm sure, in the event of a nuclear bomb blast, I would not be invited in to such a place, so I'd try to make sure I was right underneath the bloddy thing. Or perhaps, if I was lucky, I could get to ride on top of the bomb itself, like Slim Pickens did in Stanley Kubrick's brilliant "Dr. Strangelove".
Yours with Very Best Wishes,
David.
Kelly: Well the active ones are, by definition, unknown! I'll bet they do exist. This one, naturally, is now a tourist attraction but it was the real thing at one time.
Mask: Or those who are given the secret password. Hopefully that won't include politicians, tax-inspectors, subversives, hairdressers etc.
The Snee: Very interesting. I wonder if the name I gave in my blog is genuine; it may have been a world-wide scoop!
Kerrie: In the event of a direct hit from a nuclear bomb you may as well be under a wheelbarrow as in a bunker; they would all be vapourised anyway!
David: Although it's obviously a joke, it is faintly worrying. 'Dr Strangelove' is in my top ten of Best Films Ever.
Hi bazza, there used to be a nuclear bunker close to where I grew up, oh dear, I will have the Spooks after me now for telling you that! ;)
You will have to ask The Mask about working in top secret military organisations! (They may not tell you ofcourse!)
J
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John: It couldn't have been much of a secret then!
Wow, what a revelation - you and Ms Mask in the oxymoronic field of military intelligence. Sensational.
If one didn't laugh one would cry.
Rob: Personally, I go for the laughing option!
It's a secret bunker...with a sign.
Bwahaha!
*snork*
That is freaking hilarious and kind of awesome.
Hira: I am sure the government (yours as well!) has plenty of really secret bunkers scattered across the country. In a post-nuclear-holocaust situation hundreds of politicians would be required to get things rolling again. Not!
Dear bazza,
Just a quick comment to say that you've been "tagged" by me. Please visit my site to see what this is all about, but don't feel obliged to fulfill the task if you don't have time.
Hope that all is well,
David.
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