What If A Hydrogen Bomb Hit New York

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The Big Apple Gets Sauced: A totally hypothetical look at a not-so-great day in NYC

Alright folks, gather 'round and let's talk about a scenario that'll hopefully never come to pass, but hey, it's good to be prepared, right? We're diving into the not-so-delightful day a hydrogen bomb decides to take a vacation to the Big Apple.

What If A Hydrogen Bomb Hit New York
What If A Hydrogen Bomb Hit New York

The Big Boom

Imagine it: you're just grabbing your morning bagel with a schmear, when suddenly the sky lights up brighter than a Broadway opening night...on steroids. Buildings start swaying like drunken pigeons, and your bagel suddenly feels less like breakfast and more like a potential projectile. Congratulations, you've just witnessed a hydrogen bomb detonate over New York City.

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Fashion Forward...Fallout

Now, the good news is your fashion sense is about to become irrelevant. Because within a few miles of the blast zone, buildings are just a pile of rubble, and the only accessory hotter than your temper will be the radioactive fallout. This ain't your grandma's bingo night, folks. This is a "shelter-in-place-and-pray-the-subway-tunnels-haven't-melted" kind of situation.

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The Roaches Will Be Fine (Probably)

The bad news? Most communication systems will be fried faster than a Coney Island hot dog. Forget calling your loved ones (unless you have a carrier pigeon on speed dial). Also, say goodbye to that fancy gym membership – the only workout you'll be getting is hauling buckets of water and dodging mutant pigeons (let's be honest, regular pigeons are already pretty scary).

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Now, if you somehow survived the initial blast and radiation sickness, it's time to navigate a post-apocalyptic New York. Think Mad Max on a budget, with a side of bodega cat for dinner (hey, gotta be resourceful!). But hey, at least you'll have a killer story for your next Tinder date (assuming Tinder survives the apocalypse, which is a whole other can of worms).

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How To: Nuclear Fun Facts (That Are Actually Not Fun)

  1. How to Survive a Nuclear Blast? Mostly luck and having a really, REALLY sturdy basement.
  2. How to Tell if You Have Radiation Sickness? Feeling like you just went ten rounds with a hangover and a rogue blender is a good sign.
  3. How to Deal with Radioactive Fallout? Think of it like glitter – the less you touch it, the better.
  4. How to Prepare for a Nuclear Attack? Stock up on canned goods, duct tape, and a good sense of humor (you'll need it).
  5. How to Avoid Nuclear Bombs Hitting Cities? Work towards global peace! It's a win-win.

Remember, folks, this is all hypothetical. But hey, knowledge is power, even if that power involves knowing how to identify a mutant pigeon.

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cornell.eduhttps://www.cornell.edu

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