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Does the UK need a nuclear deterrent?
- Thread starter Chicken Run
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HampshireSeagulls
Moulding Generation Z
Unfortunately we had the "Lidl" versions because they were cheaper. This time we are going for the special option that do firework displays at the same time, so at least people will vapourise with a smile on their faces. I don't think we are going for the ones that play Robbie Williams, that would just be a foolish extravagance.
Nuclear missiles are the politicians version of willy waving, plus it makes them feel all big and hard without actually having to face the people they plan on killing.
Nuclear missiles are the politicians version of willy waving, plus it makes them feel all big and hard without actually having to face the people they plan on killing.
politicians never face the people they plan to kill anywayHampshireSeagulls said:
they leave that up to us
sell by dates are only there to keep the manufacturers in business, anything well made lasts indefinitely and is servicable
my Sten gun for example
my Sten gun for example
London Irish
Well-known member
Nice theory, but we have nukes at the moment and America still makes us do stuff we don't want to do.HampshireSeagulls said:
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clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Personally I'd have thought that a nuclear weapon that has gone past its sell by date is much more of a threat than a new one.
So much new technology is flawed, over priced and badly built.
I sure they don't make nuclear weapons like they used it in the good old days, and I'd rather have a shiny new one dropped on me than a mouldy and highly unpredictable out of date one.
So much new technology is flawed, over priced and badly built.
I sure they don't make nuclear weapons like they used it in the good old days, and I'd rather have a shiny new one dropped on me than a mouldy and highly unpredictable out of date one.
GermanShepherd
New member
no need for nuclear bombs....
use the tactics proved effective in afghanistan. the US dropped their food rations for the afghans, the UK theirs for the talibans....
job done...
use the tactics proved effective in afghanistan. the US dropped their food rations for the afghans, the UK theirs for the talibans....
job done...
HampshireSeagulls
Moulding Generation Z
London Irish said:
That's only because Princess Tony can't say "no" when he has his mouth full.
HampshireSeagulls
Moulding Generation Z
GermanShepherd said:no need for nuclear bombs....
use the tactics proved effective in afghanistan. the US dropped their food rations for the afghans, the UK theirs for the talibans....
job done...
Hm. Perhaps, on hindsight, we should have taken out the baconburgers then?