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ladies and gentlemen we have officially reached the “in case a nuclear attack happens” phase……. [x]

This shit is wild.

What year is it?

remember kids! duck and cover because we’re in the cold war again apparently

…But what do we actually do?

Step 1: Don’t be standing right where the attack hits. In fact be several miles away from it. So if the Bomb hits and you’re still standing *thumbs up* Survived step one.

Step 2: Get as much sturdy material between you and the outside as possible. Since the harmful radiation is slowed down by every layer of stuff it has to go through so in the end it won’t be powerful enough anymore to penetrate human skin. So… the thicker the walls the better. A radiation detector is also never a bad idea =v= just to calm the nerves I guess. Also Gas masks rated for nuclear or chemical emergencies are a good idea for when you have to go outside.

Step 3: Make sure you have enough food and water and other supplies for at least 14 days. If you’re closer to a possible strike zone you’ll need more water and food since obviously the radiation is stronger and will take longer to go back to survivable levels. Since Nuclear material deteriorates rather quickly (I forget the exact math but it’s really fast). Also a radio will do you no harm? Though a nuclear missile emits a strong EMP so if you’re too close to detonation point your radio will prolly fry =v=

Step 4: You’ll obviously need to think about where to put your waste. Also what you use as a toilet. There’s these portable toilets that aren’t outta the world expensive. Then investing in some cat litter won’t do you any harm either because it’s good for making all the waste less smelly. Since you shouldn’t bring it outside until -at least- 2 days after the detonation and that only when you’re well protected.

Also don’t eat or drink anything that came in contact with radioactive dust, rain, etc. Keep your supplies protected from that stuff or you can basically toss them out.

P.S. Have Potassium iodide pills on hand. During nuclear emergencies they can help protct you against a variety of cancers *thumbs up*

Of course there’s mooore… like… Power supplies and stuff like first aid kits that you need to think about but… Google is your friend =v=