Nuclear war

[Lucky Luke]

I rode a Fatboy Hiroshima for awhile- it was a little embarrassing but got people talking.
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[cannabineer]

I rode a Fatboy Hiroshima for awhile- it was a little embarrassing but got people talking.
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I can only imagine what the competing Kawasaki was called.

 

[Lucky Luke]

I can only imagine what the competing Kawasaki was called.

Here it was called a Vulcan. Probably a nicer bike to ride and way more reliable but it certainly didn't get the attention.

Google pic

 

[cannabineer]

Here it was called a Vulcan. Probably a nicer bike to ride and way more reliable but it certainly didn't get the attention.

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nah I knew a guy had a Vulcan. He called it illogical. Oh and you killed the joke.

 

[Lucky Luke]

nah I knew a guy had a Vulcan. He called it illogical. Oh and you killed the joke.

Sorry for killing the joke..get me onto bikes and ill chat for days. Tis how i made my living for many years. JJ mentioning the bomb in the war thread brought back some memories of Fatboys ive ridden and the Hiroshima in particular. Ive only ever seen two- Lucky to have rode them both.

 

[Coldnasty]

 

[CCGNZ]

I don’t think so. While I disbelieve our nation would send spite bombs, any such are more likely to end up in, say, Tehran or Riyadh.

Yeah ,you're prob. right,though one never knows what would prevail in unchartered territory,and hopefully never to be chartered.

 

[abandonconflict]

Bikini Atoll is already home to as much biodiversity as it had a century ago. Chernobyl is as overgrown and green as any wilderness in the rest of the region.

If our civilization is the blight of the earth as many have concluded, then a nuclear holocaust might mean that the planet thrives after our annihilation. What will survive the anthropocene if all continues as it is for another two centuries?