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Nuclear is expensive, hard to maintain, hard to fill up and attracts too much attention. Maybe biodiesel is the answer.Originally posted by AtW View PostDiesels are baby killers now, not kewl - PR disaster if anybody finds out.
Nice clean nuclear sub is the way to go now
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Diesels are baby killers now, not kewl - PR disaster if anybody finds out.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostAnd try to live outside all tax jurisdictions.
Just need to get them all on these and then see where you can get a cheap 1970s diesel military submarine from.
Nice clean nuclear sub is the way to go now
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And try to live outside all tax jurisdictions.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI hear Carnival are selling off six ships. Surely that would be the ultimate rich gits toy? You can have a hospital on it and all other things a rich person needs to live in isolation, with the bonus that you can move it about.
Just need to get them all on these and then see where you can get a cheap 1970s diesel military submarine from.
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I hear Carnival are selling off six ships. Surely that would be the ultimate rich gits toy? You can have a hospital on it and all other things a rich person needs to live in isolation, with the bonus that you can move it about.
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It reads like they're consulting + spa rooms rather than hospitals. Probably for the best because actual hospitals at such a small scale would likely be highly clinically unsafe.
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I wonder which one of mine or my wifes clients will get one of these first!Originally posted by AtW View Post“ The new essential for super-rich homeowners: your own private hospital
High-end homes now come with air filters and self-sanitising wardrobes
A new item has been added to the wish list of ultra-wealthy homeowners: their own private hospital. Now that people have become wary of visiting surgeries and private hospitals have been given over to support the NHS, the super-rich are going to new lengths to ensure they can get the care they want. “
The new essential for super-rich homeowners: your own private hospital
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Contractor lifestyle
“ The new essential for super-rich homeowners: your own private hospital
High-end homes now come with air filters and self-sanitising wardrobes
A new item has been added to the wish list of ultra-wealthy homeowners: their own private hospital. Now that people have become wary of visiting surgeries and private hospitals have been given over to support the NHS, the super-rich are going to new lengths to ensure they can get the care they want. “
The new essential for super-rich homeowners: your own private hospital
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