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Previously on "Tokyo nuclear operator seeking French help"
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The French kept their technicians, while the UK is still actively outsourcing theirs. This was always going to end well.
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Asking the French for help?
Things must be bad if the Japanese are asking for advice on how to surrender.
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At least you've got the money to escape, assuming it could still buy a loaf of bread by that time.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostWe won't even have cars, let alone nuclear power.
Back to the caves!
Ugg.
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We won't even have cars, let alone nuclear power.
Back to the caves!
Ugg.
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Tokyo nuclear operator seeking French help
AFP: Tokyo nuclear operator seeking French help: minister
The Yanks say their offer to lob in a couple of atoms bombs in is still on the table, while India and China offered to install space age technology to replace that 40 year old US carp. The UK looked confused and said to ask the French about atoms and stuff and asked whether radiation tastes nice.Tags: None
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