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    #2
    BillyBobBS
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    Can we drop a real one on Cork?


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    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Those are disappointing results.


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    Odhinn
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    BillyBobBS wrote: »
    Can we drop a real one on Cork?

    Do they not moan enough as is?


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    NollagShona
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    Odhinn wrote: »
    Do they not moan enough as is?

    They'll all be dead! :D


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    The_Valeyard
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    From what I can gather by the results, either way still be too much traffic on the M50


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    The_Valeyard
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    Can also see, that even North Koreas most damaging Nuke would not even get Dublin Zoo. Think were okay so.


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    ArtSmart
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    Remember the old days? When a nuke would cause long term damage over an area many times larger than the 'hit zone', and cause weather changes of a catastrophic nature, resulting in mass starvation over 18 months or so?

    Now it's all in tidy nasty city casualty circles - no effect on the lovable county folk - aka hillibilies, aka Republicans.

    Yup, shure a small bit a nuking might be just what we need...




    sigh.


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    The_Valeyard
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    ArtSmart wrote: »
    Remember the old days? When a nuke would cause long term damage over an area many times larger than the 'hit zone', and cause weather changes of a catastrophic nature, resulting in mass starvation over 18 months or so?

    Now it's all in tidy nasty city casualty circles - no effect on the lovable county folk - aka hillibilies, aka Republicans.

    Yup, shure a small bit a nuking might be just what we need...




    sigh.

    Already feels like a nuclear winter


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    Odhinn
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    NollagShona wrote: »
    They'll all be dead! :D

    Wouldn't stop them.


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    fergus1001
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    I hear offaly is continuing their underground nuclear testing in blue ball


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