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How in the 80's a nuclear power station could be built for a tenth of the cost baffles me.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostWhat could it be? Where could it be?
What is the most expensive object on Earth? - BBC News
I thought it would be made of solid gold and encrusted with diamonds....
And how building one in the first place can be cheaper the renewable generation, whist ignoring de-commissing costs of those nuclear power plants let alone what is done with the waste.
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ahhhOriginally posted by barrydidit View PostDid you just call Cojak "baby"?
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specially for the happy couple
OJBQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kffacxfA7G4
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NLYUK's knickers (worn).What could it be?
On the floor, as always.Where could it be?
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Wow, more expensive than Polonium!Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostPET scanners produce the most expensive objects on the planet at $62.5 trillion per gram. Fortunately, it produces very very small quantities.
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PET scanners produce the most expensive objects on the planet at $62.5 trillion per gram. Fortunately, it produces very very small quantities.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIt will blow up / leak within a month. Just like Atw's sex doll.


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A dark horse, that gorilla, I've always said itOriginally posted by barrydidit View PostDid you just call Cojak "baby"?
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Did you just call Cojak "baby"?Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostHPC is slow to get going. Not seen much contract work (yet). But baby when it gets going kerchinga!
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