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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: oakranger on January 01, 2009, 02:55:28 PM
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OMG, i have some of these ICBM sites near me. Got to go find them and see if i can buy one to lived in.
http://www.siloworld.com/ (http://www.siloworld.com/)
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Found one site missle site 6 miles from my house and the other 13 miles. WOW
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There are several in the denver area. One is a complete complex. Three silos and control center. I have seen pictures of some that people live in and pics of some designs for the ultimate in privacy living.
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There are several in the denver area. One is a complete complex. Three silos and control center. I have seen pictures of some that people live in and pics of some designs for the ultimate in privacy living.
They have some for sale in Kansas, Texas and New Mexico between $150,000.00 to $300,000.00. They would be nice to live in.
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Not gonna do that unless there is a back door to get out of the ground. Just unlike me to want to live somewhere that was once the target of a possible nuke strike.
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I know my town hall is built on what used to be a Nike missle site.
IIRC we had a second one here, it may still be there.
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Ahhh, my new hermit house after I win the lottery.
The do show up pretty well in aerial photography though, don't they?
wrongway
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Ahhh, my new hermit house after I win the lottery.
The do show up pretty well in aerial photography though, don't they?
wrongway
not as good as they once did. the best part is that a tornado can be right above you and you can sit in there with out worries. the down side, and not sure how well they protected, a major flood can drown you.
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I know my town hall is built on what used to be a Nike missle site.
IIRC we had a second one here, it may still be there.
Exploding shoes? :D
(couldn't resist)
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Exploding shoes? :D
(couldn't resist)
:rofl
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wold be my luck to buy one, fix it up get all nice and comfy then some crazy russian decides to lob a few nukes and guess what....they forgot to update their targeting systems and i get a nuke dropped into my living room :O
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Sorry but if Im going ot buy one of those to live in.
The blast doors must remain.
LOL
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somewhere in that web site you see a buyer doing work on one. he has pics from the beginning to the final work. Looks like a lot of investment.
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I always thought that SALT agreements required the silos to be destroyed and filled with earth. You might want to check that before you sign any papers.
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somewhere in that web site you see a buyer doing work on one. he has pics from the beginning to the final work. Looks like a lot of investment.
Thats what I was referring to.
Seems his first order of business was to remove the blast doors.
I dont want anyone to be able to break in.
And in the case of the government.
I want to make it as difficult as possible LOL
Though I bet for the money he got for that door as scrap paid for alot of renovation work
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Exploding shoes? :D
(couldn't resist)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Nike (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Nike)
:aok
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I know, I know....
I laughed the first time I heard about it, and I still get a chuckle to this day.
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Mmmm, thought we had pretty much evolved away from caves and underground. Underground stuff evokes images of bug spraying, cave-ins, flooding, suffocation, burials, all sorts of inconveniences.
Around we have a few earth homes built decades ago. Little housing area mostly underground except for front door and window.
Look long enough and find something for every taste.