Geez man my place is pretty small, so first I touch my family and then myself and then run around frantically touching the walls and the stuff we need to survive and I'm sure I'll still have time to touch things that are valuable to me but not necessarily needed after a nuclear attack. Though question is if I touch the walls do I really need to touch anything else in my place...
I'd have a weird 90 seconds, after touching my husband and the dogs I'd be spending the last 45 seconds hauling ass around the yard trying to touch a bunch of chickens
I'd just touch all the people directly around me, you're not going to get anywhere significant in 90 seconds. Just save those you can, neighbors or just strangers passing by. Touch as many as possible.
You'll have to move anyway no point in saving possessions.
JarodColdbreak on January 17th, 2018 at 14:14 UTC »
Geez man my place is pretty small, so first I touch my family and then myself and then run around frantically touching the walls and the stuff we need to survive and I'm sure I'll still have time to touch things that are valuable to me but not necessarily needed after a nuclear attack. Though question is if I touch the walls do I really need to touch anything else in my place...
nkdeck07 on January 17th, 2018 at 15:17 UTC »
I'd have a weird 90 seconds, after touching my husband and the dogs I'd be spending the last 45 seconds hauling ass around the yard trying to touch a bunch of chickens
RedHawwk on January 17th, 2018 at 16:51 UTC »
I'd just touch all the people directly around me, you're not going to get anywhere significant in 90 seconds. Just save those you can, neighbors or just strangers passing by. Touch as many as possible.
You'll have to move anyway no point in saving possessions.