(EBS MOCK) Nuclear Horror

[@RobPryme]

The font choice, line spacing, and simulated analog picture earned you a thumbs up.

[@MichaelMcFerrin]

Very authentic

[@themagus5906]

Actually, I thought this was very good. I particularly thought that it was direct and to the point in the case of an actual national emergency. In the case of nuclear war we would have probably had a news build-up anyway. I liked that the President's message was computer-generated, as he would have been in an underground bunker by then anyway. This is probably the only warning that you'll ever have in case of war.

[@simonbroberg969]

Biden started his tern of office in one so would be used to that Oh and don't forget to duck and cover eh?

[@DonSMDT]

could've been pre-recorded also though, especially if there was a build-up by this point

[@PrincessSylveon]

"You take America with you!" - Local58's "Contingency"

[@brianhagan3290]

I miss our robot president

[@krystianburchfield6259]

Love you

[@user-mh3iu7vo1b]

One for Gen x to watch

[@michaela.6381]

I’d be more pissed at this President than whoever is attacking.

[@joeorsini6110]

If this scenario happened for real in December of 2023, the missiles launched by Russia would hit the following cities (event cancellations in parentheses) [teams in brackets {with reason and aftermath in braces} (team names separated by a semicolon)]: Seattle (2024 NHL Winter Classic) [Kraken {arena destroyed, relocate to Albuquerque (New Mexico), change nickname to Aliens}; Mariners {stadium destroyed, cease all operations}; Storm {arena destroyed, relocate to Salt Lake City (Utah), bring back the Utah Starzz}] Las Vegas (Super Bowl 58) [Golden Knights {arena destroyed, relocate to Kansas City (Missouri), change nickname to Scouts}; Raiders {stadium destroyed, relocate back to Oakland, change nickname to Wildcats}; Aces {arena destroyed, relocate to Tulsa (Oklahoma), bring back the Shock}; Athletics {(new) stadium destroyed, relocate to Mexico City, change nickname to Aztecs}]

[@PimpLenin]

I miss the Soviet Union. Things were simpler back then. You knew who the bad guys were. There were rules. USA good. Soviets bad. I know in real life, it was far more complicated, but to a young teenager it was simple.

[@mhermit]

The anthem ending has been done & done & done & done &.....

[@ElleCee62978]

That’s because it’s how every day would end. In the 80s, as late as 1987 (it could have even been later than that), broadcast tv ended at like 2:30 am and didn’t come back on until 5:45 or 6:00 am. Every day the National Anthem would play and then beeeeeeep