@SunWeatherMan Preparing to float away, here in northern England. The first waves will take us to Norway/Sweden - it's where we all come from anyway! We're going home! ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟโ๏ธ๐ง๐ป๐ธ๐ช
@thomashollan777@SunWeatherMan I'm very sorry to hear that my friend! It sounds like you're fighting it though, and i would expect nothing else from a Norseman! Some observers live like a Viking, you are a Viking. I live in the far north of England, not too far from Lindisfarne where they first landed in 793๐คฃ
@thomashollan777@SunWeatherMan Thomas, what's your plans for the flip - Stockholm is a bit flat! Although those big houses in Strandvรคgen might be worth a shot ๐
@SunWeatherMan For those of us in locations that mean we must float away;
What material must the boat be made from? Can there be no metal in construction or fixtures?
How can we protect the boat from the micronova? Does it have to be stored underground?
Thanks Ben, for everything.
@TanakaSZZN@LUFC Ok, I'll bite! You've won the league 3 times, to our 6. FA Cup once to our twice, 53 seasons in the top division compared to our 86. And You've never averaged over 40,000 in a season, we have 22 times! But we're nowhere near as big. Clueless!
@Bargas_treanty@SunWeatherMan "The organising principle of any society, Mr Garrison, is for war. The authority of the state over its people resides in its war policy".
@PeterPrivatex@SunWeatherMan My sister is in Calgary, in relative safety at around 4000ft. It's whether it's too cold before the tilt, is the biggest concern. You will have to ride it out for 10-15 years after the solar killshot.
@rosey_rivka@SunWeatherMan Hi Rosey, I'm from the north east of England. Where in the UK are you roughly. Maybe around a year after the killshot, and we've sadly lost 90% of the population, the elites might surprise us and already have a plan for floatation for survivors with emergency radios - hopefully!
@SunWeatherMan Ben, regarding isostatic changes during the last excursion, we lost the land mass of Doggerland, which lay between the UK and Denmark. We are preparing to float in the UK, but what are the chances of isostatic changes being kinder to us this time around?
@SunWeatherMan You have taught us well, Ben, and it's up to us to use that now - watch the sun, watch the animals, trust in the Lord. Thank you for all that you have done for us.