Radioactive wild boar roaming Fukushima countryside

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• do they leave behind piles of dirty bombs

• Well, it's probably just a matter of time before the local restaurants over there are offering special tonkatsu for $165/plate

• I thought it said Radioactive Bore and My first thought is what the hell is Bernie doing in Japan?

• http://img.youtube.com/vi/3H_DXTNvPoE/mqdefault.jpg

• Glow in the dark bacon, the newest craze in Japan.

• Hum, capture them and drop them on ISIS....

  • YAAAAASSSSSS!!!!

• I'm disappointed. I would have thought radioactive wild boars would be much bigger than this, and I was just dreaming of the size of the slabs of bacon you could get from them. I guess it's just as well, because since it's unsafe to eat, I won't feel so bad seeing all that bacon destroyed.

  • And those slabs of radioactive bacon would be very handy, too, because they would cook themselves.

    • Part of Bernie's plan to eliminate fossil fuels.

      • An excellent gift to send to ISIS.

• I'm wondering if that's why crab season was put off for months in California. I'm not buying the algae bloom BS. Look at the temperature table. Not much difference month to month. https://www.nodc.noaa.gov/dsdt/cwtg/cpac.html

  • I don't know about your problem with crabs but you might not want to eat bacon imported from Japan for a few years.

    • How can you tell. They outlawed putting country of origin on meat awhile back didn't they?

      • No, they just ended the requirement. I have been checking the packages I bought lately, and it usually says "Raised and Processed in the USA" on it.

        • All kidding aside, I'm guessing any food imported from Japan would be high quality... exactly the opposite of food imported from China.

        • Remember, Japan is STILL the only place you can buy square watermelon!

          https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4f/Square_watermelon.jpg/800px-Square_watermelon.jpg