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I love how formal they are. “Why yes honey, the bombs did fall. That’s no excuse to show up to the apocalypse looking like beggars.”
The unvented plumbing into nothing is interesting.
Hope you don’t have to move your bowels.
They didn’t do that sort of thing in the 1950s.
Screw the guy that invented shitting, worst invention of the 20th century.
Uhm, what charges those batteries, where do you poop, how do you change the air filters…
It’s not a bunker, just to survive a short salvo. As somebody who’s survived artillery and missile strikes just by laying on the ground, this one is one posh manor
Then why does it have a Geiger counter?
Don’t see an ironing board or a cocktail trolley.
Classic … ‘let’s put the women next to the entrance/exit’
Ah yes. The air filter, used to filter out all that harmful nuclear fallout.
Well… yes?
Fallout is irradiated particulate matter. Especially in a 1950’s style (near) surface nuclear detonation, you would get a LOT of irradiated dirt and dust carried up from the blast, then spread by the rising air and irradiated by the blast. That “falls out” of the cloud and spreads through the air by wind.
The majority of fallout would be stopped a decent filter. And if you need to sit out the halflife of the most short-term dangerous stuff, a week or two would do a LOT of good.
EDIT: Pooping in the corner for two weeks is still quite a lot.
lol the burned out house in the background
