In that case how would you like a live in job, you'd just have to be exposed to vast quantitys of radiation first. And of course you'd have to have a new name to go with that new look, how about a good strong name like Gob, everyone likes Gob.Stephen O said:
Need a publisher for that map? And a revised copy of that journal (gotta change names to protect the innocent and all that) could make a pretty popular reading piece for citizens of the wastes!Dango said:
We would have to be careful of the radiation levels given off by the ink due to it's ingredients but I'm guessing it might be marginal compared to the atmospheric radiation of the post nuclear wasteland.ardencabbel said:I like it! And keeping with the naming theme of the wasteland, I could call the newspaper the Nuka Cola News!xXxJessicaxXx said:Well it's only after a really long time that it starts to corrode the paper so I'm sure that it would serve it's purpose for how long you need it toardencabbel said:Brittle paper might not be too much of an issue. As society progresses in the wasteland, better papers and inks can be worked on. And it creates a collector base for people that took the time to preserve all those 'First Runs'.xXxJessicaxXx said:I think you can make a decent ink out of soot and animal glues. However it does make the paper brittle after a long time. The bark on the burnt out trees might be another option for ingredients although I'd imagine that's hardly less sootyardencabbel said:
I only know this becuase of studying history rofl.You need acid to make animal glues I think but assuming there is water, salt and electricity around that shouldn't be a problem. I'd imagine Nuka Cola would work as an acid aswell if it's any like Coke.
No cars in the Fallout 3 world at least, there's one in Fallout 2 though. And there's always the Vertibirdsdamndaewoo said:
Offer a subscribers discount at the local clinic (a small advertising fee would be levied of course, unless they were willing to provide health care for newspaper staff) for rad treatments is the easiest way to solve that small issue. But if we are lucky, the newspaper might glow. Nuka Cola News: You can read it in the Dark!xXxJessicaxXx said:We would have to be careful of the radiation levels given off by the ink due to it's ingredients.ardencabbel said:I like it! And keeping with the naming theme of the wasteland, I could call the newspaper the Nuka Cola News!xXxJessicaxXx said:Well it's only after a really long time that it starts to corrode the paper so I'm sure that it would serve it's purpose for how long you need it toardencabbel said:Brittle paper might not be too much of an issue. As society progresses in the wasteland, better papers and inks can be worked on. And it creates a collector base for people that took the time to preserve all those 'First Runs'.xXxJessicaxXx said:I think you can make a decent ink out of soot and animal glues. However it does make the paper brittle after a long time. The bark on the burnt out trees might be another option for ingredients although I'd imagine that's hardly less sootyardencabbel said:
I only know this becuase of studying history rofl.
We could use Nuka Cola Quantum for special editionsardencabbel said:Offer a subscribers discount at the local clinic (a small advertising fee would be levied of course, unless they were willing to provide health care for newspaper staff) for rad treatments is the easiest way to solve that small issue. But if we are lucky, the newspaper might glow. Nuka Cola News: You can read it in the Dark!xXxJessicaxXx said:We would have to be careful of the radiation levels given off by the ink due to it's ingredients.ardencabbel said:I like it! And keeping with the naming theme of the wasteland, I could call the newspaper the Nuka Cola News!xXxJessicaxXx said:Well it's only after a really long time that it starts to corrode the paper so I'm sure that it would serve it's purpose for how long you need it toardencabbel said:Brittle paper might not be too much of an issue. As society progresses in the wasteland, better papers and inks can be worked on. And it creates a collector base for people that took the time to preserve all those 'First Runs'.xXxJessicaxXx said:I think you can make a decent ink out of soot and animal glues. However it does make the paper brittle after a long time. The bark on the burnt out trees might be another option for ingredients although I'd imagine that's hardly less sootyardencabbel said:
I only know this becuase of studying history rofl.
I think it would glow then rofl. Especially if we used Nuka Lurk parts for the glue xD
Nothing would stop us, with my influence on the people you'd quickly ascend to be the most popular and powerful leader in World history. I'd take my caps and use them to form my surveillance networks that'd keep our rule safe, then use more and whatever else I gained to pursue the charitable activities, all of which are then attributed to you. You'll be a God, and I'll be the shadow of a God, working in the dark. So long as I receive my due payments and privelages the spotlight would be yours. This World is ours!Justice4L said:I would hire you. As my second in command, there is nothing we can't doMrRetroSpectacles said:
You could use your writing skills to spread the word of my New York, and if business goes well, you will be paid large amounts of caps.
