Reply to: Uk full steam ahead for Nuclear power

[d000hg]

Won't happen ever. I mean, didn't happen ever. Or else where are the time travellers? I haven't seen any.

What about Threaded?

[doodab]

Won't happen ever. I mean, didn't happen ever. Or else where are the time travellers? I haven't seen any.

It's pretty much the same situation as with bisexual nymphomaniacs who enjoy pounding each other with massive strap on rubber cocks. That is to say, I've only ever seen them in films, but I don't doubt they exist.

Maybe they are being discrete.

[Ignis Fatuus]

Time travel is already in the planning phase too. Won't happen in our lifetime unless you are planning to live to be 5000+

Won't happen ever. I mean, didn't happen ever. Or else where are the time travellers? I haven't seen any.

[shaunbhoy]

You stumbled into a thread where grown-ups were talking about Nuclear Power, which I had rather boringly diverted down a sidestreet of Mile-High Buildings that might possibly be built one day on notoriously shifting sands, and actually be up to 1/3 of a mile short of the full mile. You, quite justifiably, rubbished this latest crazy notion of mine, by which time everyone else had either moved on or fallen asleep.

FTFY

[d000hg]

I feel a bit sorry for you Shaun. You stumbled into a thread where grown-ups were talking and tried to contribute, but then you couldn't find a way out.

I've found a thread more suited to your level of debating technique and scientific knowledge: http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...vs-coffee.html

[shaunbhoy]

Yes, but I never claimed to know more than the news agencies.

Hardly surprising given your obvious intellectual limitations. In your shoes I'd be wary of taking on the village goat at a Pub Quiz.

[d000hg]

Or a god-bothering plastic-geordie knucklehead.

Yes, but I never claimed to know more than the news agencies.

[shaunbhoy]

It's more reliable than a west-country IT bumpkin.

Or a god-bothering plastic-geordie knucklehead.

[d000hg]

It's more reliable than a west-country IT bumpkin.

[shaunbhoy]

You probably missed that part, it was about 50 pixels down the page

"several news agencies"...................mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[d000hg]

Wikipediapoo!!!

In April 2011 several news agencies report that the plan has been approved and that the building will cost almost 30 billion US dollars.

You probably missed that part, it was about 50 pixels down the page

[shaunbhoy]

In May 2008, soil testing in the area cast doubt over whether the proposed location could support a skyscraper of significant height, MEED reported that the project has been scaled back, making it "up to 500 meters shorter".[7]

Reports in 2009 suggested[8] that the project had been put on hold due to the global economic crisis and that Bechtel was "in the process of ending its involvement with the project".[

Wikipediapoo!!!

[d000hg]

*cough*

Yes, welcome to what we were already discussing.

[PRC1964]

*cough*

[shaunbhoy]

Again, what's changed since the Burj Kalifah to support this?

The Global Credit Crunch?
I know the Arabs have plenty of money to burn, but if they are going to keep throwing good after bad trying to polish turds like Man City, then it will soon run out. Then they can get back to their camels and duststorms where they belong.