Yeah, I'll skip sheltering naked with strangers and just go with the nuclear bomb
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Anonymous
| I don't know why this made me laugh in deranged way. Those articles are appearing again about what to do if there is a nuclear attack. It has been a crazy day and for some reason i just lost it laughing when right after they tell you to remove all your clothes which could be contaminated, you should shelter at the nearest place. So I'm supposed to get naked, run into a building and hope I just get a bad case of cancer (and embarrassment and the chills because I am naked in some random building with strangers or with my kids and husband?) |
Anonymous
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/ownership/if-a-nuclear-bomb-goes-off-this-is-what-to-do/ss-AA12X413?ocid=mailsignout&pc=U591&cvid=6d396e51487243d09989e7b02f6b2ea6#image=7
Look like you need to be 6 feet away from the other naked people who aren't in your household and wear a mask! LOL! |
Anonymous
| How else do you expect to repopulate the world? |
Anonymous
| 72 hours sheltering in some random place where I don't know id there is food or water or wine or cookie dough? No thank you. |
Anonymous
| It was hard enough keeping people in masks. You really think people are gonna just strip off all their clothes? No way. |
Anonymous
Well there will be two kinds of people in this post nuclear world, the ones prancing around naked with the whole neighborhood and the ones dying of radiation sickness. |
Anonymous
Or a bathroom! |
Anonymous
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I used to work in an office just a few blocks away from the Capital building. Post 9-11 we had a shelter in place plan, and supplies. The food and water purifying set was kept in 10 gallon buckets, that would become the toilets. We were told to have a change of clothes in our desks in case we needed to shed our radiation covered outer layer.
People think nuclear war means WWII nuclear war. And that’s not what it is. It’s smaller and the death is still gruesome, but slower. The upside is you can protect yourself (a little) by taking precautions. Like any “prep for disaster” scenarios, this one is not straight forward and involves many people dying. Some bc of circumstances, some bc they didn’t know any preparedness. |
Anonymous
Prancing around is funny. More like cowering in a conference room for 3 days before the fallout denatures and we can MAYBE venture out. It’s a horrible scenario to contemplate. |
Anonymous
| Yeah , not too proud or too prude to strip down here. If there is a chance to survive, I'm taking it. |
Anonymous
| My husband wants us to do practice drills the days we're working from home and the kids are at school. |
Anonymous
Yeah so basically we'll be exposed even sheltering in place. Plus, if everyone complies and strips down, where are we going to get the masks to wear as we stand 6 feet apart (see article). I assume if we were carrying a mask, it would be contaminated. I may need to keep a blanket, some booze and some snacks at the office just in case! |
Anonymous
Wait, if we are already in the office when it happen, we get to keep our clothes. It's just anyone who happens to be outside who must take off clothes to enter building. (Sorry just talking to myself here and responding to my own post). |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
. What night that involve exactly? Getting naked? Taping up basement windows and doors? How would you get your kids if they were at school? Aren’t we all fried in DMV anyway? |