What It Felt Like in Hawaii When Warning of an In-Bound Missile Arrived
I'm currently living in Japan. So obviously I have a plan for nuclear war.<p>First, I'm going to press send on the doomsday draft which is sitting in my e-mail.<p>Second, I'm going to go to youtube and play "We all go together" by Tom Leher.<p>Third, I got a bottle sitting in my desk that I'm going to pop open. Presumably I'll be in the office at the time so one final round with the coworkers.<p>The people in this article seem much more stressed and have not yet come to terms with the fact that sometimes life ends abruptly (nuclear or otherwise). If you actually get a nuclear war warning for real, my plan is just as good as any other. At least I didn't spend my last moments frantically running a bathtub and panicking.