Dispensary Corner 20 Dec 12
December 20, 2012
THE end is nigh.
Whilst the world takes its last
few breaths and prepares for the
Mayan apocalypse, one party
planner in Moscow is preparing
to welcome 300 Russians to an
underground bunker for a 24-
hour end of the world party.
The ex cold war bunker is
located in central Moscow 56
metres underground, near the
Kremlin and provides
accommodations for as many as
300.
Titled Bunker 42, the space has
served as a museum since 2006,
and is replete with red light
alarms, and bedrooms and bunks.
Entertainment will come in the
form of cartoons for kids, movies
for adults, as well as end of the
world lectures, live broadcasts
from news stations across the
world and of course drinking, lots
of drinking.
To add that bit of extra
claustrophobia, upon arrival
guests will enjoy an elevator ride
down 18 levels to the concrete
bunker, where loudspeakers will
blast out the old Cold War
warning: “Attention! Attention!
The enemy has carried out a
nuclear attack!”.
SURVIVAL of the smartest?
A group of Aussie man aged
between 20 and 30 have defied
natural selection by surviving a
2,400km “train surfing” journey.
The group hopped on top of a
freight train in Perth and travelled
for three days and nights across
the Nullarbor Plain in
temperatures of around 40 degrees.
During their adventure the
group posted photos of
themselves surfing the train, until
they were eventually spotted by
a train conductor as the train
neared Adelaide.
Shortly after, the train stopped
and police caught the group and
fined them $165, around half the
price of a train ticket from Perth
to Adelaide.
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