No, but there is a Coca-Cola truck in one of the photos. Nuke Cola is actually not a real thing. It's from a video game.

Pigzilla!

I'm expecting some Daft Punk music:

I always wondered why Omniconsumer Products (they're real, look it up) never did a tie in like this for Nuka cola or something.

potato_chip_eating_geek: I always wondered why Omniconsumer Products (they're real, look it up) never did a tie in like this for Nuka cola or something.

I just about pissed myself laughing when I noticed that the can of Brawndo I was drinking was made by OCP.

The ED -209 has what plants crave.

WaltzingMathilda: No, but there is a Coca-Cola truck in one of the photos. Nuke Cola is actually not a real thing. It's from a video game.

Thank you. You should be a writer on the next Austin Powers movie.

I saw some booty.

eddyatwork: Why in the hell is anyone still supporting nuclear power at this point?

Actually, this disaster changed my mind about nuclear power. I was reluctant to support it before for obvious reasons. But this disaster was about as bad as it could get and ultimately wasn't that bad. I'm not trying to belittle the tragedy, but many anti-nuke folks envisioned much worse consequences for a fact pattern like Fukushima.

Most of the world's energy comes from burning coal. How many miners die every year in mining accidents? Think how many die in the US. Imagine the number in China or other developing countries. What about the climate change consequences of relying on coal? Now, how many people have died from nuclear accidents? Too many, obviously, but certainly fewer than have died in mining accidents.

Ultimately, what everyone has to accept is that our energy use has consequences both in terms of immediate physical risks and environmental damage. I accept that. The availability of electricity is essential to our quality of life and is strongly correlated with raising people in developing countries out of poverty. But if Fukushima is as bad as it gets, then balanced against the dangers of the coal industry and the ongoing disaster of climate change, maybe nuclear is the lesser of two evils.

Just pop some RadAway for good measure.

/Bongo bongo bongo I don't want to leave the Congo.

Godscrack: I saw some booty.

I saw a guy who is quite probably Yakuza connected.

Why were the street lights on?

eddyatwork: Why in the hell is anyone still supporting nuclear power at this point?

Or skyscrapers


or bridges


or Pop Tarts?



Because shiat happens and then we work on making it better.

Grables'Daughter: Why were the street lights on?

THAT'S IT.

/I'm done with Pop Tarts

eddyatwork: Oh the humanity! That Pop-Tart exploded!

Please.

Let's work together and form the National Coalition Against Pop Tarts.

Maybe we can somehow prevent tragedies like this.

"IS THAT A NUDE 12-YEAR-OLD BOY? IT MUST BE MY BIRTHDAY!"

eddyatwork: Why in the hell is anyone still supporting nuclear power at this point?

Because its much safer, on balance, than other alternatives.

Oh come on, they are already displaced from their homes, don't you think making them swim in the glowy nuclear water is adding radioactive insult to injury?

stpauler: I'm expecting some Daft Punk music:

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I'm expecting 'Big Iron'. And those guards would have .44 rounds in their head. Because I felt like killing them.


/Japan is ripe for the NCR.

Japanese men, do you shower bathe with young boys?
No, we are just teaching them how to properly bathe because they don't know how.

/the Sandusky defense