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Thankyou,that has made it a lot clearer. Interesting what you say about cost etc. we can't even get funding for new nuclear reactors.

What is Thorium,who has it,how much is there?

What is the agenda though? Why are the bashing their mates? Do they REALLY think we will fall for the bullsh£t?

frank_begbie wrote:Can't afford to have the heating on now, don't think this is going to help somehow.

Has any privatisation been good for customers?

Just wondered.

It was good for Thatcher's mates. Just an excuse to fleece us all.

The only happy lawyers I know are barristers - who control their own workload, and are focused on stuff they enjoy - and senior academics (likewise). If my recent experience of solicitors is anything to go by, they don't deserve to be happy. They are a bunch of immoral, money-grabbing, bottom-feedi...

Here's another very good article on the evilness of sugar: http://cruinthe.tripod.com/nexus/articles/sugarblues.html making hard choices between, fuel, warmth, transport and food," Don't get this. Will be true probably in the near future but not now. Can get a bag of pasta for 18p, same for oa...

I work a 6 day week. Never had a two day weekend in 30 yrs. so Sunday is special. Any reduction would be MOST welcome! Would it be welcome if it was accompanied by a proportionate loss in income? Do you have an unusual job? It would be welcome,yes!My job is not unusual,I am a manager in the food in...

I work a 6 day week. Never had a two day weekend in 30 yrs. so Sunday is special. Any reduction would be MOST welcome!

RalphW wrote:We keep reserves, you stockpile, they hoard.

Quite! One mans preparation is anothers paranoia. I think what we are seeing now is the beginning of a new paradigm.

RenewableCandy wrote:I'll drink to that!

But can anybody tell me why TEA tastes different (and so much better) when drunk outdoors??

Ot does taste better. But can anyone tell me why,when I pour a cup of tea when I am fishing,I ALWAYS get a bite?

We help them,does that make a difference to OUR fuel prices?Would they help us?

woodburner wrote:Definitely is disconcerting. Read the comments on the link. Many others bothered too.

We talked of this at work today. We agree with the above. The Bow Street Runners were taken under the wing of Gvt. As they would not go into certain areas of London.

A private company may do the same

For me it has tobe bicycle parts. Tyres,brake blocks,cables and chainsets.

Fifth column-you say it is ok thinking you can burn wood whilst everyone else is not. Ok.
You also say you are thinking of buying an electric car. Would that be before everyone else does?
How is the electricity for that car produced?

What is a pension?