[Huntress]

Time to check in on Nadin again.

[bigheadfred]

And the closer you get to Hanford, the more legs the cows have.

[JRandomFreeper]

WAIT! I detected radiation in my catz. And in the pig, who is bootleg (don't tell the city). And LOTS of radiation from the 3-ruble silver piece from the former CCCP.

I won't carry the 3-rouble piece in my pocket. The catz are allowed to sit in my lap, and unless Charolette shows up and writes a note in cobwebs, Wilbur is bacon as soon as he hits 120 lbs.

/johnny

[Delta 21]

I can imagine the riots in Seatle when the common man cant get 1% or skim without Japanese radioactivity in it.

[Revolting cat!]

I tasted it, no, really. For some reason, it adds the extra ummph to a glass of milk, I tell ya!

[Sax]

Fear Mongering: less than one five-thousandth of the safety safety guideline set by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

[FourPeas]

What was the reading BEFORE the reactor events?

[Freddd]

Can’t be, remember we were told it couldn’t possibly come here. Milk doesn’t have that in it, but it does. Oh yeah, but it won’t hurt anyone

immediately.

[bronxville]

They take advantage of every crisis no where it occurs. What a bunch of baloney.

[justa-hairyape]

That must mean that grass and feed water have radioactive iodine present. Next up will be crops in Washington State and then drinking water at the faucets. Damn. They have the most awesome peaches on the east side of the Cascades. Problem will only get worse. They have no control on the 4 broken reactors and do not expect control for months now. So levels will climb to a peak that we have not reached yet. And exposure will occur over time. This will be a slow drawn out event, at the very best.