Radiation
Can Kill You, It’s Like Eating A TV Set*
Back in 1952, a young Navy Lt. and nuclear
expert, named Jimmy Carter – yes, that Jimmy Carter – was lowered into a melting
nuclear reactor in Ottawa, Canada to help avoid a major nuclear disaster.
According Carter’s memoir, “The reactor core
was below ground level and surrounded by intense radioactivity. Even with
protective clothing, each of us would absorb the maximum permissible dose with
just ninety seconds of exposure, so we had to make optimum use of this limited
time. The limit on radiation absorption in the early 1950s was approximately
one thousand times higher than it is sixty years later.”
Apparently, as is often the case with
dangerous exposure to radiation, Carter became a kind of super hero. That is
how he eventually got elected president, though was then treated like shit by
the country he tried to help.
I’d like to see Turmp try lowering himself
into a nuclear reactor. Seriously. He has a very good brain, and his doctor
said he could live to be 200 years old. Jimmy Carter is now 97 years old. Turmp
could live another 100 years if bathes himself in radiation, and it would fully
immunize him from any viruses – fake or real. Or, maybe his artificial coloring
will neutralize the radiation. Who knows? What the hell has he got to lose? Can
we start a GoFundMe campaign to hire the giant crane needed to support his weight?
I’m sure he would do it for a few bucks.
*Albert
Brooks
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