Chimay 2008

Did you get the email I sent you? I cc'd Adie and she claimed it never
reached her so if you didn't receive it either I'll get it sorted.

 

That doesn't quite tie in with the maps that I've got access to. They
show areas that had zero background radiation before the **** up still
have background radiation present today. Nobody knows what the long
term effects are and that's why farmers still aren't allowed to keep
animals on that land.

Until you **** about with it.

 

If you had an RC30 it'd be the one time I'd be faster than Champ
getting anywhere, even if it was to beat you to a pulp.

--
Lozzo
Suzuki SV650S K5
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Yamaha SR250 Spazz-Trakka
Suzuki GSXR750 L
Suzuki TS50X
Suzuki TS50X

 

Good point, well presented.

 

Just arrived, I didn't get the first one but I've got a mail from you
18:18 this evening. I'll read & reply in a bit.

 

If its in reasonable condition and you ride it like its an *old bike*,
there shouldn't be anything other than tweaking needed, surely?

Steady 65, chill out, no worries... unless it happens to be a bit
neglected.

 

Adie's added details that I can never remember.

 

:

you should also have a response from me about chunnel and hotel.
--
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I had one when they were new, OK a 750 and the current one is a 650
but they were far from reliable then. It does look a bit of a shed but
mechanically it's as good as they get - which ain't great.

Steady 65 for a few hours and lots of bits will fall off, trust me on
this, no matter how well bolted together things are they *will*
vibrate loose.

 

received and replied, just got my booking confirmation(s) via email.

 

wrote:

True, so will your kidneys...

 

I'm the dying proof that radiations isn't so bad..... unless you ingest it

 

Yes and probably be over for a week or two.

 

IOW "Already occupied".

I despair, I really do.

 

It's a Triumph: it was "neglected" before it left the factory.

 

There *might* be something to that, but I'll reserve judgement until
more figures are in. I'm not anti-nuke, and I would like to see safe,
clean Nu Kleer power being generated in a responsible manner. Nothing
has yet been done to meet the challenge of long-term storage or
obliteration of nuclear waste, though, and that's a biggie.

<cue darsy and rail-gun to the sun>

I wish they'd pull their fingers out and get on with fusion.

Of course, every new nuke facility would have to be surrounded by armed
rent-a-cops 24/7 because of the world situation, but that's not new.
--
Dave
GS850x2 XS650 SE6a

"It's a moron working with power tools.
How much more suspenseful can you get?"
- House

 

On Fri, 09 May 2008 21:00:24 +0100, Grimly Curmudgeon

snip>

They're already surrounded by armed cops 24/7.

It's slightly disconcerting to suddenly have an armed cop appear out
of the darkness when you're sitting on a bench having a smoke break at
3am and don't expect anyone else to be about.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, SD

<stares at feet, shuffles>

 

That's not right for the high level stuff. Glassification, sealed in
concrete and stainless steel, buried deep (a mile) underground out under the
sea. The much greater mass of low level contaminated waste is more
problematic. I think the huge *vast* underground workings in Salt Domes
might be the best solution for that.

There are those who say it is unacceptable due to the tiny risk that a few
radionucletides could find there way to the surface in water in perhaps
100,000 years. I don't think I need voice an opinion of them.

It doesn't take much of a look with an engineers eye to see that the Torus
designs are unlikely to provide an economic power producing reactor this
century if ever . They are experiments in high energy physics. OTOH
implosion and fusion of beads of fuel looks more interesting and might
provide something this century.

There is no need for angst about power production. The French (and AEA) have
quietly proved a fission cycle with Fast Breeders can provide for many
centuries to come.

They always have been as Andy has said. Bit of a joke but it's incredibly
hard to keep them motivated over decades. The SAS used to mount the odd mock
raid. Probably good enough to repel the odd raghead.

 

Hog wrote:

They did that where I used to work and I would always try to get on
nightshift when it was going on. Great fun watching them run rings round
plod.