| Those low-flying helicopters hovering over DC? Just the National Nuclear Security Administration doing a routine check of background radiation levels. Routine. Nothing to worry about. All is well |
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| somedude210 There's a secret missile silo under the Eisenhower putting green? |
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| Slartibeerfest
That's so rad! |
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| ChipNASA
Nothing.To.Fear. |
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| H31N0US
Looking for dirty bums. |
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| socodog
No missing radioactive monkeys to be seen here citizen. |
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| grinding_journalist
If you think all they're doing is a radiation survey, I've got some yellow cake HEU that's stored in Iran to sell you. /buyer pays shipping and handling //also pickup and delivery |
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| s1ugg0
I actually prefer that they do these kinds of checks over major US cities. |
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| s1ugg0
It probably provides a baseline so they know if any new radiological hot spots show up. |
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| Chulainn
I thought maybe someone had lost a contact, and they were helping to look. |
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| BarleyGnome
It's just a training exercise.... |
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| The First Four Katy Perry Albums
It's just swamp gas from a weather balloon that was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus. |
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abhorrent1
![]() Don't tell me not to worry /black helicopters following me //so very scared |
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| Coffee Snob
Welcome to the new age, to the new age. /I'm radioactive |
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| mbillips Meh. They need a baseline in the extremely unlikely scenario of a dirty-bomb attack, so they can figure out where the worst contamination is. Another make-work project of the military-security complex, keeping DC safe from gorillas and polar bears at vast expense since 2001. Oh, and the low-flying helicopters are mainly traffic, cop and presidential transport. They're everywhere, all the time. |
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| BlarneyMiller
I am (unfortunately) in Upper Marlboro today, and it appears that we are being surveyed right now. Not sure if I'm hoping they find the Tesseract or the Hulk, tho. |
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| Happy Hours
It's simple. They've developed invisible chem-trails and applying them at close range for a strengthened effect. |
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| Tillmaster
Might be amusing for anyone who has just had a radio-technitium stress test. For two days, you emit detectable quantities of gamma rays. |
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| Tillmaster
Technetium. |
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| Incontinent_dog_and_monkey_rodeo
Sometimes people just explode. |
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| Abe Vigoda's Ghost Happy Hours: It's simple. They've developed invisible chem-trails and applying them at close range for a strengthened effect. I have my spray bottle of vinegar ready. I guess I better add an extra fan. |
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| ows
i need a push broom re-bristleing. |
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| Missicat Thought I was imagining things...heard them all day yesterday. None so far today. Have to quickly make a new tin foil hat! |
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| SlothB77 helicopters flying low over the DC area has been going on almost daily, usually just after dark, since last summer at least. When I am walking my dog or playing softball or tennis and they are directly above me i look right up at them and give them the finger. farking leave us alone. its sketchy as hell. sometimes they shine their spotlight right on us. |
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| damndirtyape
Run, run, run from the ghetto bird! |
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| Lady Beryl Ersatz-Wendigo
I work in a Virginia office building that sits on the banks of the Potomac. The constant helicopter and plane traffic over the river makes it look like an airborne I-95. |
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| abhorrent1
Lady Beryl Ersatz-Wendigo: I work in a Virginia office building that sits on the banks of the Potomac. The constant helicopter and plane traffic over the river makes it look like an airborne I-95. I live about a block and a half from the expressway. The farking traffic copters hovering overhead at 4am makes me wish I had some shoulder launched stingers. |
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| ha-ha-guy
abhorrent1: Lady Beryl Ersatz-Wendigo: I work in a Virginia office building that sits on the banks of the Potomac. The constant helicopter and plane traffic over the river makes it look like an airborne I-95. I live about a block and a half from the expressway. The farking traffic copters hovering overhead at 4am makes me wish I had some shoulder launched stingers. You should get one of those quadcopter drones and hang a sign on it reading "Go the fark away, I'm trying to sleep". Send it up to hover in front of the helicopter's windscreen. /actually you shouldn't, as I'm sure all kinds of federal agencies would jump on your ass for it |
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| StrikitRich Probably just the congress critter from Harrisburg, PA setting off the alarms. /that's near Three Mile Island for you newbs. |
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| knightspast
They do this every four years |
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| iheartscotch
REMAIN CALM; ALL IS WELL. / they are probably here to relocate us republicans to internment camps // did I say internment camps? I ment; happy, fun, Obama is double plus good camps. I love Obama! / I keed, I keed |
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| flynn80
ha-ha-guy: /actually you shouldn't, as I'm sure all kinds of federal agencies would jump on your ass for it Unless your into that sort of thing. |
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| DS1970
Never mind about tha....hey! Gay marriage, huh? |
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| Heraclitus
They just need a baseline reading for, well you know... |
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| KIA
Just trying to recalibrate the existing radiation monitors because they keep going off at the damnedest hours. Nothing to see here, please moooove along. |
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MythDragon ![]() Sign: Core explosion. Repent sins Homer: Joke's on them. If the core explodes, there won't be any power to light that sign |
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| MythDragon mbillips: Another make-work project of the military-security complex, keeping DC safe from gorillas and polar bears at vast expense since 2001. ![]() Seems to be working though. I have an extra rock that keeps tigers away if you are interested in purchasing it. /two simpsons references in two minutes! |
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| Nuclear.ab
mbillips: figure Actually they have been doing these surveys for over 20 years, and it's the same people that do aerial surveys and monitoring for radioactive spills or accidents (like what happened at Fukushima), and do monitoring for NASA. In fact, it is exactly the same people (NNSA contractor) who did surveys for the Japanese who did not have the capability in place. But I guess polar bears come in all shapes and sizes. |
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| basscheez
FTFA: NNSA...provides the U.S. Navy with safe and effective nuclear propulsion ex-Navy nuke here. We were doing "safe and effective" long before these pogues came along. |
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| lordargent
Slartibeerfest: That's so rad! doesn't it make you curieous? |
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