I can still remember hearing about it on the news. A few days later we got warnings about the radiation coming over the UK.
What I find fascinating is the way that nature has responded.
Maybe a nuclear war isn't a bad idea
Chernobyl
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Kwacky
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Chernobyl
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I can still remember hearing about it on the news. A few days later we got warnings about the radiation coming over the UK.
What I find fascinating is the way that nature has responded.
Maybe a nuclear war isn't a bad idea
I can still remember hearing about it on the news. A few days later we got warnings about the radiation coming over the UK.
What I find fascinating is the way that nature has responded.
Maybe a nuclear war isn't a bad idea
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D41
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Re: Chernobyl
It'd sort of be like hitting the Earth's reset button....Kwacky wrote:
Maybe a nuclear war isn't a bad idea
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Re: Chernobyl
Can we restrict the nuclear war to Reed Mogg’s back garden then? That would do the world a huge favour and erase some low life we don’t need.
