When an employee of the state of Hawaii “pushed the wrong button” and issued a message about an imminent missile threat, the population panicked. When, 38 minutes later, it was revealed to be a ginormous mistake, joke tellers popped their knuckles and cracked open a Red Bull and got to work. Here’s the Keys Weekly’s efforts …
- “It was a joke on my buddy Larry. I didn’t mean to click ‘send all.’”
- I keep the nuke alert app between my Twitter and Spotify widgets.
- Some drunken dares seem funnier at 3 a.m.
- I keep hitting the mute, hold call and “holy shit, there’s a nuke coming” buttons with my face.
- It seemed much more believable than calling in sick.
- You can thank me for our new motto: “Hawaii: Last state in –first state out.”
- Maybe my minimum wage job shouldn’t grant me “Nuke Alert” privileges on my phone.
- I was just trying to boost our Facebook likes.
- So this is what happens when you click on ads while surfing porn.
- I was trying to impress Carla in Accounting.