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I still wonder about Vegas. Yeah, it's okay now, but in 100 years?mikechamp wrote:I bet at one point people said the same thing about Las Vegas.G. Keenan wrote:I do wonder about the sustainability of these massive projects in such an arid place though.
according to Resident Evil movies once the zombies take over Vegas will have sand covering most of the strip. I'm not sure what's keeping the sand out now (do they have giant fans?), but we shouldn't neglect the zombie factor.G. Keenan wrote:I still wonder about Vegas. Yeah, it's okay now, but in 100 years?mikechamp wrote:I bet at one point people said the same thing about Las Vegas.G. Keenan wrote:I do wonder about the sustainability of these massive projects in such an arid place though.
It's not much of a sandy climate. It's a rocky desert. Dusty, sure.clevername wrote: I'm not sure what's keeping the sand out now (do they have giant fans?)
yeah, I know. I was speaking from a view inside the Resident Evilverse.thrill wrote:It's not much of a sandy climate. It's a rocky desert. Dusty, sure.clevername wrote: I'm not sure what's keeping the sand out now (do they have giant fans?)
Ah. The Evilverse is not my domain so I cannot speak to that.clevername wrote:yeah, I know. I was speaking from a view inside the Resident Evilverse.thrill wrote:It's not much of a sandy climate. It's a rocky desert. Dusty, sure.clevername wrote: I'm not sure what's keeping the sand out now (do they have giant fans?)
Me too. It's just not natural for that many people to be in a desert. Something is going to give.G. Keenan wrote:I still wonder about Vegas. Yeah, it's okay now, but in 100 years?mikechamp wrote:I bet at one point people said the same thing about Las Vegas.G. Keenan wrote:I do wonder about the sustainability of these massive projects in such an arid place though.
