Night is better. Kill me in my sleep I don't want to experience a second of that shit.
this post was submitted on 24 May 2025
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you'll be woken up by the sirens though. that is, if they work
People in the Midwest that have the tornado sirens, I’m sure they can leverage those for this purpose. I don’t think there are any “nuclear war warning” sirens in my area.
if I get woken up to a siren I'm just fucking done man I'm overdosing on any pill I can find and die, I'm not dealing with the fallout
double sunset tho
I mean, chances are the nukes will be flying across time zones, so gonna be hard to honor that request for both sides...
Fr, and please do it on monday
or
Friday or Saturday evening so I don't even have to see monday
US is certainly the one which is most probable to push the button, so the rest of the world is gonna be hit in really uncomfortable hours since US Washington time is second worst there is only better than US west coast.
I'm just hoping the oligarchs in the US will decide they'd rather rule over a diminished empire than live the rest of their days out in bunkers like rats.
Same, however i would never previously had expect to hope haute bourgeoisie would be the most reasonable ones, since apparently the US civil religion fried the brains of everyone else with power out there.
But yeah, USA, due to geographic location. resources and population would always remain in control of North America and significant pull in the rest of the world. Unless of course they fuck it up really bad and kick themselves down into century of humiliation of their own making.
Given how things are going, the fucking it up badly option is very much on the table.
You rather be like the guy who survived Hiroshima, then went to work in Nagasaki and survived that one as well?
lol hard pass
Nuclear armageddon almost never seems to happen at night in movies and TV shows. It's always during the daylight.
The only exception I can think of is Threads, where the missiles start flying when it's like 3 in the morning in Washington DC, and even that happens off screen.