I love both, actually. Rock & Rye too.This is heresy and I've lost all respect for you.
I'll bet you hate Coneys and redpop, too.
I love both, actually. Rock & Rye too.This is heresy and I've lost all respect for you.
I'll bet you hate Coneys and redpop, too.
Sad news today: one of the stars of @DrakonFin's Land of Sad Songs, Matti Nykanen, died.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/loca...21718903bfc_story.html?utm_term=.ef590e66fb4e
He lived longer than in the TL, at least... But then we can say that about the vast majority of people in many countries, anyway.
Come to think of it, might be worth to write an attendum about Matti's exploits after the Exchange one of these days. A tragicomedy of sorts. After all, to quote him personally, "life is the best time a human being has".
Texas Chainsaw MassacreHere's another story idea:
Title: Last Days of the Warriors
Setting: Coney Island, New York
Description: Based on the movie The Warriors (1979), the members of the gang The Warriors are going about their day-to-day lives. However, events in the world at large begin to intrude on the Warriors. As February 21st approaches, can Swan lead the Warriors (and their friends and families, if they have any) to safety, and, to quote a tagline from a famous 1970s movie (points to whoever guesses it): Who will survive and what will be left of them?
Out of curiosity, does anyone have a general idea of how many warheads hit the US during the Exchange?
It does merit a few warheads, I'll edit it later.Liking the list, @redrobin65! (Particularly because Kingston got spared!) One question, though - wouldn't CFB North Bay (and the alternate NORAD complex located there) merit an SS-18 Mod 3 or two?
Watching all the league cancellations the past day or so immediately brought Chipperback's Land of Flatwater post about how the Exchange affected the world of sport to mind...