War. *WARNING, NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART*

[DFSniper]

yeah, it fit, but only in a few places. most of the homemade videos from downrange that i've seen have heavy metal background music, but for the third world countries, a slower song (one at least one you can make out the words to!) would have been a little more appropriate.

[Ace24]

I liked the music.

If you get a chance, pause at 50 seconds.

Look at the size of the Tzar Bomba compared to the size of Hiroshima. (Hiro is the tiny dot on the left...)

Tzar could destroy at least half of the planet. It would cover the rest in radiation. That is a VERY scary thought.

[DFSniper]

yeah, and i dont think thats the biggest one either...
what ted's talking about:

[TheDarkShadow]

Originally Posted by Ace24

Look at the size of the Tzar Bomba compared to the size of Hiroshima. (Hiro is the tiny dot on the left...)

Tzar could destroy at least half of the planet. It would cover the rest in radiation. That is a VERY scary thought.

I'd prefer to be in the bombed part, that's the kind of **** I dont like to thnik about

[DFSniper]

ever seen On the Beach? that makes you think!

[TheDarkShadow]

can't say that I have

[DFSniper]

basically its about a sub that travels the world after a nuclear holocaust during the cold war. eh, its too complicated to explain, so here's the wiki page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_...281959_film%29

[TheDarkShadow]

seems intense

[OSOK]

If the size of the Tzar is true, I honestly am scared for my life. We better have one of those in the U.S because if the Soviets decide to let that one off we are all screwed. I honestly don't think that thing should be aloud to exist. If an "accident" happens the world is done for. I mean the only way I can see destroying that thing is launching it into deep, deep space.

[durrell]

Whatever anyone else in the world has, we are probably 10 years ahead of as far as technology goes.

I'm not concerned.