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Bomb Shelter Radio - The Night Of The Deadly Bed

Author's note - I've taken to naming some of these articles with the titles of TV show episodes. This one is from the second episode of The Wild Wild West in 1965.

It has been a crunchy week, a lot of mental sand in the gears, and a lot of nerve-fraying news out there. Hopefully during the show tomorrow we will be able to relax a little bit and laugh at life's foibles. The Marvel Cinematic Universe and Big Bang Theory have reached major milestones, and I think we will skip conversation concerning that. Anyway, I ranted on BBT last week, so that would be a repeat... 

You did hear that rant last week?

If not, show archives will be up soon enough.

I hope you will join us this week. You can find the listen and slack links on our website at http://bomb.shelter.radio.am/. See you Thursday!

And now, your moment of WA?

"7-Eleven's Beer And Cider Delivery Service Is Launching In 18 Cities"


Con Amalgamated Beer from "Outland"

The article claims "This is life changing". WAAAAAA? HUH?

Having beer delivered by matter transmission is life changing, this is just passing the buck on how the beer gets to the bomb shelter. 

BTW, we have plenty of cans of chili here in the shelter, we just are missing a can opener.

Pax,
Illya





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