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File:Weaponizing Spirograph.jpg|link=Weaponizing Spirograph|'''''[[Weaponizing Spirograph]]''''' is a short [[Documentary film (nonfiction)|documentary film]] by acclaimed director [REDACTED] about the [[Weaponization (nonfiction)|conversion of Spirograph from civilian to military use]].
File:SS MINNOW pitch.jpg|link=SS Minnow (TV series)|'''''[[SS Minnow (TV series)|SS Minnow]]''''' is a dramatic television program set on a purported "uncharted desert island" during the Second World War. The plot is loosely based on actual military-industrial-criminal efforts to develop the [[Fictional yet illegal|fictional yet illegal]] drug [[Clandestiphrine]].
File:SS MINNOW pitch.jpg|link=SS Minnow (TV series)|'''''[[SS Minnow (TV series)|SS Minnow]]''''' is a dramatic television program set on a purported "uncharted desert island" during the Second World War. The plot is loosely based on actual military-industrial-criminal efforts to develop the [[Fictional yet illegal|fictional yet illegal]] drug [[Clandestiphrine]].


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* [[Sweet Tooth, Soldier?]]
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* [[Weaponizing Spirograph]]


== Nonfiction cross-reference ==
== Nonfiction cross-reference ==

Revision as of 03:56, 2 June 2021

Early concept art for Playskool's My First Nuclear Football.

Playskool's My First Nuclear Football (code named P-MFNF, commonly "Pee-Miff-Niff") is an Executive toy briefcase, the contents of which are to be used by the President of the United States to authorize a nuclear attack while away from fixed playgrounds, such as the White House Cardboard Box Fortress.

Background

P-MFNF functions as a mobile hub in the strategic entertainment system of the United States.

It is held by a grown-up, usually a military officer.

P-MFNF was originally an educational science toy, intended to allow children to create and watch nuclear and chemical reactions using radioactive material.

History

P-MFNF was first detected and decrypted by software developer and quantum documentarian Karl Jones on the morning of 13 December 2020.

In the News

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