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Surprising fact of the day on 15:57 - Aug 6 by footers
Can they finally sort out Gibraltar for us?
Only if the Spaniels give Ceuta back to Morocco.
In the spirit of reconciliation and happiness at the end of the Banter Era (RIP) and as a result of promotion I have cleared out my ignore list. Look forwards to reading your posts!
Surprising fact of the day on 17:14 - Aug 6 by StokieBlue
None of them went off though.
The country where the US dropped the most nukes was the US.
SB
None of them went off in a nuclear blast, but two of the bombs landed without parachute and caused extensive contamination to the area. Palomares remains the most radioactive place in Europe.
Surprising fact of the day on 17:48 - Aug 6 by caught-in-limbo
None of them went off in a nuclear blast, but two of the bombs landed without parachute and caused extensive contamination to the area. Palomares remains the most radioactive place in Europe.
I was on holiday a few miles down the road from there last year. Had no idea at the time that it was still contaminated.
However, in a point of order, are you sure that the area around Chernobyl is not more radioactive?
Surprising fact of the day on 19:42 - Aug 6 by GeoffSentence
None at all, it is way behind America, needs to catch up a little.
Small problem of not having nuclear capability.
It is an interesting fact I was unaware of but I was actually putting an alternative interpretation on your original post in case that wasn't apparent.
Surprising fact of the day on 19:49 - Aug 6 by Nthsuffolkblue
Small problem of not having nuclear capability.
It is an interesting fact I was unaware of but I was actually putting an alternative interpretation on your original post in case that wasn't apparent.