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Posted Feb 9, '08 at 11:40pm
TMNTWIGY
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wierd subject but every one says they can what do you think?
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 12:35am
PaladinDragonKnight
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Yes, they are like cockroaches. They can. They may taste a little funny afterwards, but they can.
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 1:47am
RaptorExx
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twinkys? I don't eat them O.O oh no, I must buy one and throw it at something, if it survives, then I will try stepping on it, if it survives, I will put it in my turtle's tank, if it survives(i doubt it on that one) then I will EAT IT.
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 1:58am
mathew1122
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I love twinkies but i don't think they will survive a nuke
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 9:59am
tyralpha
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do you mean a nuclear warhead? if so, yes. if you mean a normal explosion, it's going to die with the rest of us.
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 12:20pm
TMNTWIGY
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Well the family guy eposoide the
twinkys survive it lol
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 1:02pm
Carlie
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I had a teacher who had the same Twinkie in his classroom for over 8 years. And it looked like it had just come out of the wrapper. They are incredibly unnatural, and if anything can survive a nuclear explosion, it probably would be the Twinkies.
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 1:12pm
TMNTWIGY
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 1:30pm
Devoidless
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Well, anything can survive nuclear fallout if in the right shielding or far enough away...Besides, they are not even alive. Thus them "surviving" is a silly notion. However, so far as them being edible if in the fallout zone...they might. But it is unlikely. They have far a very high moisture content. They best food to still be edible after a nuclear attack would be freeze dried food or the such.
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 1:31pm
TMNTWIGY
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WEll i have had a twinky for like 5 year and i ate it and it tasted great!!!!
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Posted Feb 10, '08 at 1:45pm
Devoidless
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Listen kid...A processed food lasting for 5 years under normal conditions and still being edible and the same food being subjected to nuclear fallout and being edible are two very different things.
And no. That is a utterly silly idea. Humans have one of the lowest tolerances for radiation in the whole animal kingdom along with all other mammals. There is no chance in bloody hell that a a suit of spongcake and fake vanilla filling would absorb or deflect radiation.
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