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  1. Matt Matt

    Dear people who say they'd rather be in the actual explosion during a nuclear attack as to die quicker: That's retarded.

    Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 11:52:49 UTC from web
    1. Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark

      @zeldatra As far as ways of dying go, Radiation Poisoning is notoriously unpleasant.

      Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 11:57:17 UTC from StatusNet Desktop
      1. Matt Matt

        @ceruleanspark If you know what you're doing, you wont get radiation poisoning.

        Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 12:00:51 UTC from web
        1. Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark

          @zeldatra Unless you own a geiger counter and a survivalist stockpile, you're going to get exposed at some stage, and the only way you'll gauge you'll have is when you start manifesting symptoms.

          Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 12:15:08 UTC from StatusNet Desktop
          1. Matt Matt

            @ceruleanspark My point is that you CAN survive if you aren't in the initial explosion or the direct fallout.

            Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 12:45:16 UTC from web
            1. Cloud Kicker Cloud Kicker

              @zeldatra *reads conversation*... Actually you can survive within the direct fallout zone just as well as the next [megaton yield of nuclear detonation * 3.6 = Kilometer ( or Clicks )] As long as you know a few things. Radioactivity is like dust. if you leave direct fallout on your being for about 45 seconds you are certain to die. If you have a residence anywhere in the radioactivity-dangerzone secure the shower, make this shower a decontamination-zone. Get used to 30 second showers every 12 hours. Secure all the stuff you do not directly need outside of your direct living environment. Pray you have linoleum or a laminated floor, throw any carpet-textured-things out. Get used to mopping the floors once every 12 hours ( inventory and change the mop head as often as possible ). Bleach + cloth ( so yea, the (makeshift)mop-head ) + radioactivity = funky colours some say, although this might be a minimally noticed. Also rince the lids and pots you use before useage.

              Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 14:21:07 UTC from web
              1. Cloud Kicker Cloud Kicker

                @critialcloudkicker If you need to get out use a rain-coat and cover as much of your body as possible, decontaminate when you get home by wearing it and take a 30 second shower, then remove clothing and take another 30 minute shower. Pray you have a washing machine and/or airconditioner. Please make sure to make as minimal air as possible from outside come inside. And lastly ( sort of morbid ) if you start to loze hair you will not make it. Better be a gentlemen and give all the goods to a diffrent nearby makeshift shelter because I doubt you will ever need them.

                Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 14:25:19 UTC from web
    2. rotation rotation

      @zeldatra You should watch the 1984 BBC Drama 'Threads'.

      Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 12:57:52 UTC from web
      1. Matt Matt

        @rotation Ew, BBC.

        Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 12:58:29 UTC from web
        1. scoot scoot

          @zeldatra Says the person with the Doctor Who avatar?

          Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 12:58:47 UTC from web
          1. Matt Matt

            @scoot That's the joke.

            Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 13:00:05 UTC from web
            1. scoot scoot

              @zeldatra Evidently it did not come off as a joke

              Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 13:00:48 UTC from web
              1. Matt Matt

                @scoot Well it was. I frequently watch BBC, mostly Doctor Who and Being Human.

                Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 13:02:34 UTC from web
        2. rotation rotation

          @zeldatra Believe it or not, but prior to about '97, the BBC was actually pretty good. The rest of british television was better as well. Channel 4 was actually watchable.

          Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 13:06:09 UTC from web
          1. colfax colfax

            @rotation British TV started going downhill once they began importing our crap from the US.

            Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 13:09:35 UTC from web
      2. scoot scoot

        @rotation I watched an episode of that when I was little without knowing it wasn't real, it was really distressing

        Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 12:59:20 UTC from web
        1. rotation rotation

          @scoot It's probably more distressing now, given that you'll notice how accurate it is.

          Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 13:07:58 UTC from web
    3. Scribus Scribus

      @zeldatra I would rather die shoryukening the bomb so as to die awesomer.

      Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 15:10:53 UTC from MuSTArDroid
      1. rotation rotation

        TODAY ON RAINBOW HORSE CHAT: Which is the best way to horifically die in a nuclear explosion?

        Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 15:15:58 UTC from web
        1. Femboy sam sulek Femboy sam sulek

          @rotation whipe cuddleing with 10 puppies in a bunker

          Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 15:17:19 UTC from web
          1. Femboy sam sulek Femboy sam sulek

            @therainbowdashx with no food

            Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 15:17:59 UTC from web
          2. Femboy sam sulek Femboy sam sulek

            @therainbowdashx while*

            Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 15:18:23 UTC from web
        2. Scribus Scribus

          @rotation Yeah, we'll see who makes snarky posts when Valhalla gives me a standing ovation. :p

          Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 15:19:45 UTC from MuSTArDroid
          1. rotation rotation

            @scribus I want to see more of this sort of thing, it should make 'totw' interesting.

            Tuesday, 04-Jun-13 15:27:33 UTC from web