Back for another whipping?
There would have to be a first "whipping" for that stupid question of yours to have ANY meaning, you loser.
Oh yeah? Find any sources besides your imagination to prove me wrong about Hiroshima and Nagasaki yet?
Already did. I guess i could go back and find them again to satisfy your itch.
But I think a hearty "go **** yourself" will suffice.
Fine go ahead and dodge. It got boring anyways.
No dodge.
But, yes. All conversations in which you are a part
are, by definition, boring.
That said, I have to admit something that would normally delight you, but will likely only make you feel more grumpy and constipated.
If you use Google and search on a topic and peruse a number of useful articles (trying to avoid crap like Wiki), you can -- in the space of a a few hours -- garner some pretty good information on a whole variety of topics.
I went through a list of pieces I had read earlier today. I cannot find the one I was thinking of. But it may not matter. The sum of what I have read seems to have corrected my understanding of
that article in any event.
It begins to look like you may have been more correct than I grasped earlier in what you said (about the radiation levels in Hiroshima and Nagasaki shortly after bombings).
To put that in words so simple that you might comprehend them: I think I may have been wrong and that you may have been right. I am still reading. But you are owed that much at least, even at this point. OTHER THAN any materials that got heavily irradiated with fallout (which was fairly small), most of the radiation evidently dropped off pretty quickly in the days after the bombings. One figure in one of the pieces I read suggests that it could have been one one millionth the amount of the initial radiation within mere two to three weeks of the detonations.