We are in the wrong business

[Ignis Fatuus]

We are in the wrong business

Selling photographs?

At a recent Christie’s auction in New York, Rhein II, 1999, by the German artist Andreas Gursky sold for $4.3m (£2.7m)

[TimberWolf]

Or growing exotic fruit on Ben Nevis.

Climate change 'will boost British farmers’ - Telegraph

Saying climate change could be positive is a sacrilege. Burn the witch!

[MarillionFan]

Those figures don't stack up. Is this different to the fresh tuna we get in the supermarket?

£473,000 for the 269kg.
So thats £1,758 p.kilo.

So for a 200g steak, that would be £352

The bigger the fish the more it's considered more expensive. Them rich Japs.

[DimPrawn]

Or growing exotic fruit on Ben Nevis.

Climate change 'will boost British farmers’ - Telegraph

[CheeseSlice]

Those figures don't stack up. Is this different to the fresh tuna we get in the supermarket?

£473,000 for the 269kg.
So thats £1,758 p.kilo.

So for a 200g steak, that would be £352

[NickFitz]

I think I see the way ahead for Thatcher's carcass.

[pjclarke]

Big Fish. That's where it's at

Bluefin tuna fish sells for record £473,000 at Tokyo auction | World news | The Guardian