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(h/t: The Economist)
So, the Asteroid Didn’t Get You
Feb 15th, 2013 by H. M. Stuart
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H.M.: I think I’ll just sit here at my computer keyboard and hope for the best. I don’t see any computer-related injuries on the chart, so I should be safe; though if the heat goes off in my apartment and the weather turns colder, “exposure to excessive natural cold” could be a problem, since I couldn’t get up to do anything about it due to the whole “walking” and “falling down stairs” possibilities.