Glow in the Dark

[wagon596]

In 1963 while serving in the U.S. Navy at a Naval Air Station in Fallon, Nevada (about 60 miles from Reno) I was ordered to help pick up cable that had been hooked up to sensors all over this mountain. Sensors for what you ask, seems "they" had thought it was a good idea to set off an underground Atomic test. I swear sometimes when I turn off the lights at night I glow for a few minutes.

Point being, did they really know for sure that it was safe for all of us to be up there ? Or did they really care??

[rrickir]

what made u think of this now wagon today?? hehe,, are u glowing tday tho??take pics wagon. ok alll kidding aside,, that doesnt sound good tho(

[comola]

??what is this?

[Drywallman3]

wagon take a pic,that would be awesome if you glowed. As for your question, do you think our government has ever cared about us?

[TONelson]

Of ourse they did not care. The US military has had a long history of using their personnel as test subjects and human robots. It's a damn shame that some of the worlds most well trained and bravest are treated like this.

[royalpat]

well they didnt care at all and that was so long ago sorry to seeyou have to still think about this

[royalpat]

Of ourse they did not care. The US military has had a long history of using their personnel as test subjects and human robots. It's a damn shame that some of the worlds most well trained and bravest are treated like this.

well you even said it better and to think it is still in his mine after all these years

[enjoyeed]

they don't care.i'm sure

[teren]

great synopsis

[bankofemix]

great synopsis,sure ,yes