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There is a Nuke plant just south of Miami, right at the ocean.

https://www.google.com/maps/@25.4351413 ... a=!3m1!1e3

Hurricane + nuke plant + alligators/pythons/giant lizards/whatever other dangerous reptiles live in Florida = ?

= <a href='http://tinyurl.com/y42zurt'>alot</a> of alligators at the hospital with radiation induced cancer and hairloss.
FEMA promises to cure the alligators.

Tzan wrote:FEMA promises to cure the alligators.

Hopefully into fashionable boots and hand bags

Fallout 5: Enter the Bayou

They did mention the nukes on CNN a few hours ago.
They are shutting them down to prepare.

It would be interesting to know if this is the kind that needs power and working pumps to not explode.

Tzan wrote:needs power and working pumps to not explode

"Sir, water knocked out the generators so the pumps stopped and the plant went into meltdown."

Needing power to run the pumps to keep things cool. What a rookie mistake!

I know right?

That chem plant in Texas had 3 levels deep of backup generators.
They were all installed at ground level and flooded.

Install generators and fuel and pumps or whatever 20 feet up in the air on a sturdy concrete building made specifically for that.

Reminder that Godzilla was a radioactive Godzillasaurus, not a dumb lizard.

Warning: We are expecting a 5 to 10 parsec zilla surge, take precautions.

Tzan wrote:Install generators and fuel and pumps or whatever 20 feet up in the air on a sturdy concrete building made specifically for that.

And how do you get fuel to a generator 20 feet in the air?

Zupponn wrote:

Tzan wrote:Install generators and fuel and pumps or whatever 20 feet up in the air on a sturdy concrete building made specifically for that.

And how do you get fuel to a generator 20 feet in the air?

A pipe with a pump on it into a storage tank up there with a capacity for many days use.
Of course its full before a storm comes through.

Now I want to see a flooded BrikWars where the water level rises by bricks each turn.

stubby wrote:Now I want to see a flooded BrikWars where the water level rises by bricks each turn.

That sounds like either a lot of work or a lot of briks.