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Don't tell me you made it yourself???????????No, chuck curry tonight.
Don't tell me you made it yourself???????????No, chuck curry tonight.
Nah...Don't tell me you made it yourself???????????
When I was in school in the 70's we were told of fusion and that is would revolutionise power in our life time.......I can def. remember it in the 80's.
Strangely enough we had that too. Tesco specialNo, chuck curry tonight.
When I was in school in the 70's we were told of fusion and that is would revolutionise power in our life time.......
Time will reveal all, or perhaps not.Still chasing cold fusion, but the Chinese reckon they cracking the hot version ...
Mine wasn't from a box thoughStrangely enough we had that too. Tesco special
How does that compare?
For me, who'll eat basically anything, it's not bad at all.How does that compare?
Have you seen the progress in France on the ITER project?Still chasing cold fusion, but the Chinese reckon they cracking the hot version ...
I have not tried it from a tin before, perhaps I have led a sheltered life?For me, who'll eat basically anything, it's not bad at all.
I'm thinking that you have.I have not tried it from a tin before, perhaps I have led a sheltered life?
I have had chilli from a tin on baked potatoes. Can I join the club?I'm thinking that you have.
I suppose so.I have had chilli from a tin on baked potatoes. Can I join the club?
@kevstar can let you know when he gets here!
My first job on leaving skool in 1970 was on a nuclear power station construction. Was supposed to produce cheap leccy for the nation. None of the NP's could ever produce cheap leccy, it was (is?) the most expensive ever. Partly because they can't work anywhere near the planned efficiency, partly because they were suffering severe corrosion before they were finished building. The only reason they were built was to convert uranium into weapons grade plutonium. That process creates a huge amount of waste heat, some of which was used to generate leccy for the grid. The whole idea of building the stations to produce cheap leccy was one of the biggest cons of the 20th century.When I was in school in the 70's we were told of fusion and that is would revolutionise power in our life time.......
Indeed, it is just in the way!Im on my way, shall I take the container as well
Have you seen the progress in France on the ITER project?
My first job on leaving skool in 1970 was on a nuclear power station construction. Was supposed to produce cheap leccy for the nation. None of the NP's could ever produce cheap leccy, it was (is?) the most expensive ever. Partly because they can't work anywhere near the planned efficiency, partly because they were suffering severe corrosion before they were finished building. The only reason they were built was to convert uranium into weapons grade plutonium. That process creates a huge amount of waste heat, some of which was used to generate leccy for the grid. The whole idea of building the stations to produce cheap leccy was one of the biggest cons of the 20th century.
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