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To: Snowshoe who wrote (21707)	7/26/2002 5:38:46 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 74559

Showshoe, it's too big to fit into a shoebox or even Baghdad. And just who do you think will aim it? I do not trust the ability of people to make o-rings work right, let alone aim 2km comets. I think I'll stick with my bunker and good luck [sounds like my stock market investments...] Bangalore is 1 kilometre high and will therefore not get wet unless impact is very close, in which case splatter of hot rock would be a problem too, not mention significant earth tremors which would be well up the Richter scale. Bangalore would also resist a resulting ice-age and monsoons keep the fresh water supply up. Mqurice