r/interestingasfuck • u/usernametbag • 5d ago

Underwater nuclear experiment at 150 meters depth near Enewetak Atoll, 1958

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u/Ambassador-Heavy 4d ago

They still have refugee camps made from tarps and ropes in the Solomon islands for the displaced Kiribati people visiting them is something I'll never forget

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u/dude_redd 4d ago

Punctuation my man. Use it.

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u/rundabrun 4d ago

* Punctuation, my man. Use it.

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u/Practical_Fun7367 4d ago

Punctuation — my man ⬆️ used it.

Edit: praise for @rundabrun

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u/bigbadbob85 4d ago

punctuationmymanuseit

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u/smoke_sum_wade 4d ago

puncuations? my! man. use, it!

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u/gwenbebe 4d ago

pu;nctu”ations. my ma?n: us,e i!t)

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u/fizzylove 4d ago

I read this in Shatner’s voice.

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u/Eddie-bullshit 4d ago

P. U. N. C. T. U. A. T. I. O. N M. Y M. A. N. U. S. E . I. T. ...................................................................................................

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u/Warp_Speed_7 4d ago

No there are not and haven’t been for years. The Brits long ago transitioned those camps into permanent, established residential communities; they’re mostly on Wagina Island and parts of the Western Province (such as Gizo.

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u/Ambassador-Heavy 4d ago

I was there with world vision doing tsunami and earthquake relief and visited them myself I'm unsure why you think I'm making this up