[eliot mayfield]

I hate to let the women get involved in serious matters like upgrading our shelter. You know how they are. They get to fussing over curtains and such instead of the more important matters.
Now it just so happens that there is a prime A-1 shelter that might be available soon. I've got a buddy who knows someone at the pentagon, so let me know if you're interested.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/10/17/war.room.ap/index.html




CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN AIR FORCE STATION, Colorado (AP) -- Dr. Strangelove would have a heart attack: America's vaunted underground war room deep inside this granite mountain is being retired. Not only that, but Russian military men have been inside the place.
During the long nuclear standoff with Moscow, the nation's super-secret nerve center was a symbol of both Cold War might and apocalyptic dread, depicted in such movies as "WarGames" in 1983.
But with the end of the Cold War, the war room is being put on "warm standby" to save money. A staff will keep it ready to resume operations at a moment's notice if a blast-hardened command center becomes necessary, but the critical work is being shifted to Peterson Air Force Base, about 10 miles away.