stackyFACTSHiding in a kitchen appliance to escape an atomic bomb is undeniably absurd. The lead-lined walls of a 1950s fridge miraculously prevent extreme radiation poisoning, completely ignoring the fact that the sheer impact force would turn a human into a smoothie.
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