Has a bomb dropped or do you always look this radiant?
Nuclear Weapons Good/Bad
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Should be listed at auction as “Fritzel family’s Derbyshire bolthole”
Great views of Derbyshire
tremendous curtains
Curtains to die for… and 3 blank vhs cassettes.
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slipstream86
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If nuclear weapons were a credible deterrent then Argentina would never have invaded the Falklands when we had the Polaris subs.
tommye
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Imagine being in there with Damo.
Those curtains would be a Godsend for hiding behind when he fancies a natter
I’d eat him and talk to the canned goods instead.
Ferguson1878
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I thought they where a deterrent to other country’s using nukes against you
Problem will be that it will get to the point where (multiple generations forward) it hasn't been used in so long some moron like Trump will get trigger happy and it'll be too late. I understand there are security protocols but I can see it happening due to the time and people fault thing.
slipstream86
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If that was a universal logic then no one would use nukes against us in the first place if we didn’t have any to use against them.
Ferguson1878
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Think it’s just from that MAD theory and uk USA etc used to have a no first strike policy, other country’s might have used tactical ones which don’t wipe out country’s but would win them a war quicker , this is all from that old film Threads by the way haha
Just to clarify, I am well aware that the UK does not buy it's Trident wareheads from some shady, Syrian, black market arms dealer 
I thought, with this being in the Ale House (for now) I'd get away with an allegory to show my contempt for the way we chuck money into the instrumentation of war & death as a priority over the well being of the people living here.
Clearly I (once again) underestimated the pure pedantry certain posters like to display on here...
I thought, with this being in the Ale House (for now) I'd get away with an allegory to show my contempt for the way we chuck money into the instrumentation of war & death as a priority over the well being of the people living here.
Clearly I (once again) underestimated the pure pedantry certain posters like to display on here...
Rita_Poon
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Where will the UK bury nuclear waste for 100,000 years?
The UK's nuclear waste needs a permanent home - but finding a community willing to take it is tricky.
www.bbc.co.uk
'Sellafield, in Cumbria, is the temporary home to the vast majority of the UK’s radioactive nuclear waste, as well as the world’s largest stockpile of plutonium.'
Nice to be tops in some regards internationally huh?