I went to Dungeness in 1996 to visit my Auntie Dennis and one night, while relaxing outside in a balmy summer evening, I saw a rat the size of a medium sized dog. I had not been drinking at the time, although I had smoked a teeny-weeny bit of crack to relax. I told my Auntie about my strange sighting and she told me that Dave from the pub, that's Dave with the limp not Dave with the hump, had once claimed to see a rat the size of a shetland pony. Make of that what you will.
Deserts are arid ecosystems that receive fewer than10 inches of rain a year. Dungeness gets average of 27 inches of rain per year. So it is not a desert then.
Ha ha the comment of the spent fuel being "potentially dangerous " is a funny understatement!! The spent fuel unfortunately is dangerous for many years, that is how I understand things. I'm not an expert and would be happy to be corrected. It's difficult for the UK to generate enough electricity for our needs, and they have to look at all options, including nuclear. It's pretty good at generating power for all of us. But spent fuel unfortunately is toxic to say the least.
Spent fuel is only dangerous if it is not constantly cooled for a few years and melts or if someone handles it without proper radiological protection. It only gets to that point if safety protocols are abandoned and it gets into the wrong hands. Otherwise, agencies like the IAEA ensure proper handling of the spent fuel and safety to the general public.
@derpymcderpello5381 oh I see. Thank you kindly for that informed insight. I guess I only picked up information from the media which is probably not always true and they always paint a distorted dystopian view. But I've read and understood what you have written here and I sounds good, informing me what actually happens. I think more people should understand the truth!!
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Just replace the reactor and restart dungeness in the original structure.
I went to Dungeness in 1996 to visit my Auntie Dennis and one night, while relaxing outside in a balmy summer evening, I saw a rat the size of a medium sized dog. I had not been drinking at the time, although I had smoked a teeny-weeny bit of crack to relax. I told my Auntie about my strange sighting and she told me that Dave from the pub, that's Dave with the limp not Dave with the hump, had once claimed to see a rat the size of a shetland pony. Make of that what you will.
Don't smoke crack, it apparently makes you write nonsense...
No you didn't😆
The demon drink, I think!
Super Hans, is that you?
@@benpc1794 I know right. Relaxxx its just a relaxing smoke of crack!
Lol im a few towns over from Dungeness fun fact its also the only desert in the UK
Deserts are arid ecosystems that receive fewer than10 inches of rain a year.
Dungeness gets average of 27 inches of rain per year.
So it is not a desert then.
It's a pity Dungeness 'C' was cancelled. My father worked at Dungeness 'A' and we lived close by at Greatstone.
same :)
Thumbnail is a bit far
Clickbait at its finest
I now need to see you react on October ends's new song Damaged 😍
Ha ha the comment of the spent fuel being "potentially dangerous " is a funny understatement!! The spent fuel unfortunately is dangerous for many years, that is how I understand things. I'm not an expert and would be happy to be corrected. It's difficult for the UK to generate enough electricity for our needs, and they have to look at all options, including nuclear. It's pretty good at generating power for all of us. But spent fuel unfortunately is toxic to say the least.
Spent fuel is only dangerous if it is not constantly cooled for a few years and melts or if someone handles it without proper radiological protection. It only gets to that point if safety protocols are abandoned and it gets into the wrong hands. Otherwise, agencies like the IAEA ensure proper handling of the spent fuel and safety to the general public.
@derpymcderpello5381 oh I see. Thank you kindly for that informed insight. I guess I only picked up information from the media which is probably not always true and they always paint a distorted dystopian view. But I've read and understood what you have written here and I sounds good, informing me what actually happens. I think more people should understand the truth!!
Standing 1 m from a 2 year old used fuel bundle for 2 minutes, you get the letal dose.
@@FernandoWINSANTO thanks for another useful insight 👍
@@chrisboyslimuk5186 Have a nice Day!
The narrator lol
2098!
Recession
What a load of crap.
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