Driving by ground zeros near you....

[Snake Eyes]

Originally Posted by Webstral

I drive by the Richmond petroleum facilities on a regular basis. I drive by the other ones on the list periodically. I think about the radiation, heat, and shock wave crossing the Bay and hitting southern Marin. Mill Valley is shielded by Tiburon and Belvedere, provided the blast epicenter is suitably low for hitting the Richmond site.

After the watching the aftermath of the Chevron explosion last month, it is not much of a stretch to extrapolate mushroom clouds over Richmond, Rodeo, Crockett and Martinez. I'm well over the hills to the east, but any sufficient destruction in that area would make life plenty miserable here for quite some time.

[Tombot]

I recently made a map of the T2k-Netherlands and the Zone Morte, in which i would have died (if the game-history would be gruesome reality)... cause i live in the german part of the zone (cologne).

I would stick up my burned middlefinger to the west (for every french helicopter which could possibly pass over the flattened landscape around my corpse).


PS: When i visitied Krakow a while ago, none of my T2k-gaming-buddys was around. Sad.
My other pals did´nt quite get my enthusiasm (i guess i behaved like a 6 year old on his way to f...ng disneyworld!).

[TrailerParkJawa]

Originally Posted by Snake Eyes

After the watching the aftermath of the Chevron explosion last month, it is not much of a stretch to extrapolate mushroom clouds over Richmond, Rodeo, Crockett and Martinez. I'm well over the hills to the east, but any sufficient destruction in that area would make life plenty miserable here for quite some time.

I'm not certain if I would be able to see the clouds from SJ. I think so, especially where I live now, but in 1997 I lived in a different part of SJ and think my view would have been blocked by Mission Peak.

I most certainly would not want to be in Walnut Creek. Or anywhere else in Contra Costa county.

On a side note, I visited Mill Valley for the very first time on Sunday. Pretty nice, lots of old buildings.