Would you like to live near nuclear reactor?

[gingerjedi]

I wouldn't want to live near one.

1. They look horrible.
2. They would be targets for terrorists to work there and make a really easy "dirty bomb".
3. They are always having little accidents that release radiation into the air and sea nearby.
4. There would be pylons everywhere leading to it.

Well tough tulip you're getting one, the UK will have a population of 100,000,000,000,000 by 2015 and they'll all want to put the kettle on during the Corrie ad break.

[stek]

Well tough tulip you're getting one, the UK will have a population of 100,000,000,000,000 by 2015 and they'll all want to put the kettle on during the Corrie ad break.

Every home will have one. Only need to be the size of lego brick. Imagine standing on the fooker when the kids leave it on the top of the stairs - now that will hurt. And burn.

[DimPrawn]

Well tough tulip you're getting one, the UK will have a population of 100,000,000,000,000 by 2015 and they'll all want to put the kettle on during the Corrie ad break.

Hands up if you want to come to live in Britain and live next to a nuclear reactor?

[Old Greg]

I wouldn't want to live near one.

1. They look horrible.
2. They would be targets for terrorists to work there and make a really easy "dirty bomb".
3. They are always having little accidents that release radiation into the air and sea nearby.
4. There would be pylons everywhere leading to it.

So if we live near one, we're guaranteed not to have you living next door?

[DimPrawn]

So if we live near one, we're guaranteed not to have you living next door?

Yep.

Everyones a winner!

[Churchill]

I remember the City of Manchester declaring itself a 'Nuclear Free Zone' some time in 90's - until it was pointed out to them there was a reactor (and might still be a reactor) at UMIST for students to play with!

Nope.

The Manchester University Research Reactor was in Risley(Warrington). Now decommissioned.

So your info is incorrect and Manchester is not only a Nuclear Free City but was the first city to declare itself as such in 1980.

[Mich the Tester]

Great exaple of Stalinist democracy; force people to vote Yes by giving them the alternative option of the gulag.

[Mich the Tester]

Nope.

The Manchester University Research Reactor was in Risley(Warrington). Now decommissioned.

So your info is incorrect and Manchester is not only a Nuclear Free City but was the first city to declare itself as such in 1980.

So what happens if you bust your leg in Manchester? Do they have to send you somewhere else for an x-ray?

[DimPrawn]

Nope.

The Manchester University Research Reactor was in Risley(Warrington). Now decommissioned.

So your info is incorrect and Manchester is not only a Nuclear Free City but was the first city to declare itself as such in 1980.

Rubbish!

Every smoke detector has radioactive material (Americium-241).

Smoke Detectors and Americium

Think of all the nuclear stuff waiting to kill you!

[Churchill]

So what happens if you bust your leg in Manchester? Do they have to send you somewhere else for an x-ray?

Yeah, Ironing, innit?