But, this is surely no time to quit eating bacon. There's not much more any of us can do than that.
But, let's just all stay positive and hope for the best. it's obviously a crazy time right now, which is pretty bold to say considering what the last couple of years have been like. It makes you wonder how many bunkers there must be around Maine if there are multiple companies specializing in bunkers. It must be a legit business here in Maine because a quick Google search showed there are at least a few companies around the state that will build you an underground bunker. However, some people take it preeeeetty seriously.įor real. It must be a legit business here in Maine, because a quick Google search showed there are at least a few companies around the state that will build you an underground bunker.īut someone in the same thread claimed to have some expertise in the matter and basically implied that proper government-built public shelters don't really exist anymore, and the ones in public buildings won't protect you from a blast, just the fallout. Day 2 is probably a bit soon to ask such questions.
Undoubtedly curious with all that's going on over in Russia/Ukraine, I'm sure a few folks are a bit uneasy about all that's happening, and fearing the worst. I saw someone on Reddit ask if there are still any public ones in Maine. 50-75 years ago, a lot of public buildings were designated public fallout shelters. It's basically defined as a building to protect people from the radioactive fallout after a nuclear bomb is detonated. So, what is a fallout shelter, exactly? Great question. You know how you never notice a particular brand of car on the road, and when you buy one and you see them everywhere? It was like that. I also remember putting the pieces together what the big yellow and black sign at my school was, and what a fallout shelter actually was.
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