<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=175013.msg8453475#msg8453475">Quote from: Eliza on 24-06-2013, 05:19:36</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Danielle's not doing that then. Don't come looking for her when you need a nose to be set.<br/><br/>Yes, the burning buildings have Danielle half-mesmerized and frozen on the spot taking pictures. So just visualize 9/11, but have the damage be tenfold and spread out over a larger area. I'm not a s'mores person and I didn't have s'mores at camping. I had burnt hot dogs with those Hawaiian dinner rolls. How's that for our disaster dinner? Since no electricity works, gas and water still works, to a degree. I'm guessing the desalination stations and pumps will be offline. Hot dogs, dinner rolls, water bottles.<br/><br/>I can see rioting and burglaries will happen in the affluent neighborhoods, though our group will be relatively unharmed. I can imagine the low-income or street people going into these neighborhoods (possibly in the next days) stealing from the rick and giving everything they steal to their needy, greedy selves.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>I don't think I've ever had a "Hawaiian Dinner roll," but now I want to try one.<br/><br/>And yup, everything is offline so basically we only have whatever is left in the pipes or can be fed through gravity. Water would probably remain for days.<br/><br/>Right now, Sana is wondering about the industrial plants - chemical factories, etc, that need electronic safety systems...<br/><br/>And yes, the streets won't be safe at night. During the day though it will be safer in our affluent neighborhood. You know that's where the police will be protecting the politicians and rich folks. The poor people always get screwed over in an emergency - Ex: Hurricane Katrina.