If you're looking for a 15,000-square-foot luxury home that's built 26 feet underground so it can survive a nuclear attack, and you have a spare $1.7 million, we've got just the place for you! Built in 1978 by a wealthy businessman who was convinced the Reds were going to push the button down, this Las Vegas house has two bedrooms (and one extra in a "guest house"), a huge front room suitable for go-cart racing, a marble tub worthy of Liberace, and acres of pink tile.
Isn't living in Las Vegas already living in the Apocalypse? A small city based upon excess consumption, greed, and exploitation? Oh, wail. That's Washington, DC.
Try <a href="http:\/\/staff.esuhsd.org\/danielle\/English%20Department%20LVillage\/RT\/Short%20Stories\/All%20Summer%20in%20a%20Day.pdf" target="_blank">All Summer in a Day</a> That one makes me cry.
For automated houses, hey, can&#039;t go wrong with <a href="http:\/\/www.d.umn.edu\/~csigler\/PDF%20files\/bradbury_veldt.pdf" target="_blank">The Veldt</a>
I will never forget the sliced human cadaver on display in, if memory serves me, a staircase. Freaked me out for a month of Sundays. But the uboat &amp; the train were way cool.
Extraordinary and <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/The_Shelter_\(The_Twilight_Zone\)" target="_blank">relevant</a>...
By &#039;78, when the house was built, you could call Vegas lots of things, but small and ratty wouldn&#039;t really work.
That&#039;s the one that comes to mind immediately. For those who haven&#039;t seen it: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watc..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuj2yuoC3PY">http://www.youtube.com/watc...
Rick and his gang need to discover this place in the final episode of &quot;Walking Dead.&quot;
I love the smell of vodka in the morning, it smells like victory
Hey, you&#039;re talking about the decade in which I graduated from high school, earned a college degree and got married.
So... point taken.
I had the same thought. Love that movie.
It has a dance floor so you can play It&#039;s The End Of The World in an endless loop while you get down.
Isn&#039;t living in Las Vegas already living in the Apocalypse? A small city based upon excess consumption, greed, and exploitation? Oh, wail. That&#039;s Washington, DC.
Yes, I immediately pictured Christopher Walken wandering around this place.
Try <a href="http:\/\/staff.esuhsd.org\/danielle\/English%20Department%20LVillage\/RT\/Short%20Stories\/All%20Summer%20in%20a%20Day.pdf" target="_blank">All Summer in a Day</a> That one makes me cry.
For automated houses, hey, can&#039;t go wrong with <a href="http:\/\/www.d.umn.edu\/~csigler\/PDF%20files\/bradbury_veldt.pdf" target="_blank">The Veldt</a>
Reading Bradbury always makes me feel better.
I will never forget the sliced human cadaver on display in, if memory serves me, a staircase. Freaked me out for a month of Sundays. But the uboat &amp; the train were way cool.
Because of course those air conditioning units would be fully functional after a nuclear holocaust. Right.
I&#039;d sooner be fried in a blinding flash of megadeath than have to wake up every morning on the set of The Partridge Family.
Titan Missile Silo or GTFO!