Evidently not.

Sounds to me like someone just re-discovered the Whitehall Study.

That's probably because you didn't wait the requisite 5 minutes for all the textures to load when you entered each room.

Spiritual needs? I didn't realise there were such things as Mammonite priests.

Please, you're giving weed smokers a bad name. I've seen people go through an eighth on their own and still construct more cogent arguments than that.

And, in a couple of weeks, a sizeable number of Lewisham hoodlums will also be gone.

It's a win-win.

Failing that, we could always just flog it

My knowledge of earth science is also lacking. What bothers me is that by dumping spent fuel rods into subduction zones, we're effectively throwing away quite a large amount of fuel for newer reactors. I realise that U and Th aren't exactly hard to come by, relatively speaking, but is it really easier to dig it out of the ground than to reprocess what we already have on hand?

Really? I'm barely halfway down the page and I've already forgotten. That sort of trick only works the first time; as it is this is just another in a long line of 'company tries to bully customer with the courts' stories.

That's not a quip, it's the title of a book. A rather well-known one.

Yes, when the doors open. This is Milton Keynes we're talking about after all.

I also live in one of the towns on that list. While it's not Milton Keynes - thank God - it is still, nevertheless, a shithole.

I'm assuming that's why the larger roundabouts have traffic lights. This seems to be better than the alternative, which is to have more than a single digit percentage of road users who know how box junctions work.

Having recently read Minority Report I can say that the film bore little to no resemblance to it - beyond the idea of pre crime - whatsoever.

Not unless you mind a bomb that becomes useless after 800ms or so.