Maybe if you're a fussy old lady. If you're on the New Jersey side, you should do pretty well with most conventional nukes (and certainly a Hiroshima sized nuke) as far as blast radius goes. As for radiation, closing up your house and getting into your basement for a few weeks is actually pretty decent.Evilbunny said:NYC is less than 30 miles from me. I would without a doubt be dead.
Not true. You've been QI'dTechnocrat said:In the UK, it's only a city if it has a cathedral.
Wait a minute, Cleveland hasn't already been nuked?TheYellowCellPhone said:Cleveland gets nuked.
Which means Cleveland will look and act almost entirely the same.
I mean really, have you ever been there?
Cleveland Ohio? yes i have been there, and my favorite divorced grandparents live there. always such a cheery fellow gramps. and my dad's lifelong best friend, so yeah, it would suck ass if Cleveland got nuked. not to mention the fallout would likely hit chicago and/or pollute the great lakes a good bit, which sucks for EVERYONE in the midwest.TheYellowCellPhone said:Cleveland gets nuked.
Which means Cleveland will look and act almost entirely the same.
I mean really, have you ever been there?
Only since the 20th century. From 1540 onwards, the association between communities being cities when they had diocesian cathedrals was established by Henry VIII. Since Salisbury's got one of the oldest cathedrals in the country, and Bournemouth and Dorchester just plain aren't cities, I'm going to take it from that. If it's good enough for King "Divorce-behaded-died-divorced-beheaded-survived", it's good enough for me!Zaul2010 said:The west country accent (albion) would be eradicated.
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Not true. You've been QI'dTechnocrat said:In the UK, it's only a city if it has a cathedral.