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Just with regards to 'wanting to die' and the realities of that. Many will not want to survive a nuclear war, but 1. We may not know whether the war is survivable or not. It may be full-on, it may be limited. 2. You will need to make the ultimate decision to live or die in: a/ The lead up to war. S...

As a member of Her Royal Marines back in 1980 we trained for all this Nuclear cr@p. It was a big deal then,and there were bunkers everywhere it seemed. Our general attitude? Give us a beer mate,and sit tight cos here it comes!

pseudonym wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:55 pm Less than 12 hrs since my last post....


Gold: £1929.64 per troy ounce

Silver: £23.73 per troy ounce


Getting close to Kenny Rogers time......

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NMSrhJHilwk

I like the link, and the price!

There’s nowhere to run to. There’s nowhere to hide. The government would in all likelihood impose a travel ban so unless you have a yacht, you couldn’t get out of the country. I can see Edinburgh Castle from my window, it’s the natural aiming point for any missile coming in and Edinburgh is one of ...

Question to the veg growers. I always worried that cats might do their business in my veg patch, which is a raised bed. So I covered it with a net on a frame. But that was a real pain. Is it likely, or rare? What are the consequences? I might try again, probably next year. I took the frame and net ...

My buying is taking a hiatus at the moment. I just can't justify the price to be honest, although my purchases to date are showing a 13% return. This is one of my emergency funds/shush money for my relatives that the tax man doesn't know about. Selling it all to make the profit and gambling the pri...

Silver is up to £22.18 per Troy ounce today. Gold £1863.11.
Indeed as I write the silver has moved up to £22.19

itsybitsy wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 8:04 am It may be silver's turn to shine after the gold rush to record high prices

https://www.morningstar.com/news/market ... igh-prices

Thanks for the link Itsy.

Have saved a corner of the microscopic back garden for growing veg. And what I think would be most use to us is Kale. In Scotland, kale is big :mrgreen: - my granny called her entire back garden the kailyaird, although I'm sure there would've been loads of veg init, not just kale. So I'm looking fo...

Worst case: You plant them and nothing happens. True. Out they all go as soon as it stops pi55ing down :( Slightly off topic, visited Mum in Law's grave today ( anniversary ). Grave is swathed with bl00dy mare's tail. I won't be digging out the roots! :shock: I think WD40 on those!. So I expect to ...