I did too, so we’re both going to hell.
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No worries.
(This was mentioned at TOP a while back. The Etsy site had a little video.)
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Thanks! I missed it at TOP.
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I’d add a blue beam of light to simulate the ionized air caused by the exposed core.
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Potentially radioactive? It doesn’t take months to test, maybe a few days if you need to order a Geiger counter from Amazon.
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I did exactly that when two of our cats needed radioactive iodine treatment for thyroid tumors (at the same time strangely). Cost about $100 and received it in a few days.
But I can’t imagine authorities not having a Geiger counter. Sounds to me like they’re just not willing to confirm as yet.
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The static in the lower-right panel is a nice touch
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Pesky little detail: it was the CDU/CSU (under Angela Merkel) who resolved Germany’s withdrawal from nuclear energy in 2011 after the Fukushima mishaps and set a 10 year timeframe for it. And when the last reactors were switched off, the CDU/CSU weren’t part of the governing coalition.
So of course now the CDU under Merz (who still desperately wants to get even with Merkel for not recognising his self perceived birthright to become chancellor) tries to spin this as “the Greens and the vaterlandslose Gesellen of the SPD switched of the nukes and are responsible for all of Germany’s current ills because of it”.
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I love subnormality so much…
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A Radioactive Pen in Your Pocket? Sure!
In an era of atomic cars and atomic planes, Parker’s 1958 Atomic Pen probably seemed like a good idea
https://spectrum.ieee.org/a-radioactive-pen-in-your-pocket-sure
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So it lasts as long as a watch battery? Rolls eyes. 
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