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Energy bills to hit £5,000 a year by 2020
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There won't be any work.
Buses and Trains will be too expensive to operate.
Everyone will walk through the ruins of what was once a great Nation.
I feel a tingle in my fingers as I think this thread has the initial potential of that brilliant stockpiling thread. Let's keep these coming people.
I'll start:
There's no point having a meaningful relationshp with anyone now. In 5 years time it's thought that we'll all just be mating with robots. It's a sad state of affairs of what was a once great nation.0 -
We'll need to riot on the streets to keep warm.0
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Massive nuclear expansion with fast-breeder reactors as we're past peak yellow-cake, with minimal 'elf'n'safety nonsense which causes the skyrocketing costs, is the answer.0
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Yes well as long as you have it down there. We don't want it. Sell them your back garden !0
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So, energy bills at £5,000, water at £500 and council tax probably at some ludicrous amount like £10,000. We'll just be working (if there are any jobs left) to pay bills. Freedom is slavery...0
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I like this, it's the Monty Python sketch - too poor to eat cold tea in hole in road - but in reverse. So I say - 5,000 pah, that won't even buy you a cup of tea. I reckon, when we're older, you'll need fifty thousand just for a tea bag. And a mortgage to run the kettle for two minutes.0
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amcluesent wrote: »Massive nuclear expansion with fast-breeder reactors as we're past peak yellow-cake, with minimal 'elf'n'safety nonsense which causes the skyrocketing costs, is the answer.
Yes I have seen oil production plant in middle east built for 10% of what they would cost here. Who cares about a little oil around (oil and sand makes a good golf course), H2S, smoke and a little non strict adherence to all the codes. Operators more on their toes and not earning 40k plus and expecting the plant to be so easy and foolproof to run that a monkey could do it. Sorry I guess I am a bigot too but the cost factor between a plant being safe or very, very safe can easily be a couple of orders of magnitude.0 -
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I am an importer of Japanese creations with real human hair. Can be delivered within about an hour. Fairly early model so farts and belches intermittently. Answers to name of lewbie.PasturesNew wrote: »Great. Where do I order one?0
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