[djf]

Better put your flame suit on.

There’s a wagonload of jerks out there who will be coming by to tell you how big a fool you are for even thinking that this could cause a problem.

Fortunately, it’s easy to ignore the ignorant.

My recommendation is don’t do anything UNLESS you hear about elevated radiation levels where you are (or approaching where you are).

[spacejunkie01]

I’m a huge advocate of iodine even without the threat of radiation.

[rfreedom4u]

Better safe than sorry. I am buying some KI pills.

[DB]

I’d just add that the younger you are the more important it is to take iodide if there’s a chance at being exposed to radio active fallout.

[bgill]

And you know they’ll be the ones pushing and shoving to get to the front of the line if it hits the fan. It doesn’t hurt a thing to be aware and prepared.

[JRandomFreeper]

Nope, there are a wagonload of folks that are tired of the fear mongering and BS. We nuked Japan twice. With dirty bombs. In the atmosphere. I don't remember any radiation related deaths on the west coast.

/johnny

[aruanan]

There’s a wagonload of jerks out there who will be coming by to tell you how big a fool you are for even thinking that this could cause a problem.

Poor guy, there's a wagonload of folks who actually know what they're talking about when they say that preparing for fallout from Japanese nuclear reactors is a gigantic waste of time, money, and emotional stability.