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I think I'll have to start a wee bit smaller than originally planned due to the current economic crisis... bugger!
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you've not even finished the spitfire yet and your thinking about intergalactic domination??

And I thought it was expensive restoring my '68 Mustang! 

you've not even finished the spitfire yet and your thinking about intergalactic domination??

He needs somewhere to hanger it

Matt

And somewhere, in an small house in suburbia far, far, away, are the proud parents of said students, thinking of other ways they could have used all those tuition payments! 

Hmmm....and here I was going to order a couple...one for the old girl to go cruising in and one for me to impress the bugsmasher fields I like to drop onto...

Wonder if it comes in a sports model...

These guys need to think ouside the box:

herhum, (taking a nerdy pill and putting on a nasal voice):

If you wanted to build it you'd find an object already halfway built....An asteroid.

Stick a weapon and a drive on it, plus some living quarters.  Then start mining to produce steel and improve it where it is.

If you used the Workfare work experience scheme you wouldn't have to pay for the labour.


......pill just wore off. God I talk rubbish.


 

Gosh Gary...that made sense to me...

Hmm restart the YTS scheme Gary eh? Good thinking with only one flaw, pay peanuts.... employ monkeys
The damn thing would break down every single time I try and blow something up or go anywhere.... a bit like almost every car made by British Leyland in fact

Oh my Gawddd! You dont know? DeathStars are a complete no-no!... HUGE carbon footprint! ABSOLUTELLY no environmentally-friendly! 

Oh my Gawddd! You dont know? DeathStars are a complete no-no!... HUGE carbon footprint!

But we need something to fill the vacuum of space.......

Matt

Can a vacuum be classed as an environment to be polluted? These eco-mentalists will be exterminated as soon as I work out my new plan and take over the universe!

Can a vacuum be classed as an environment to be polluted? These eco-mentalists will be exterminated as soon as I work out my new plan and take over the universe!

My head has been one for years

Technically, it's not a vacuum, since there is all kinds of dust, dark matter, rogue planets, etc. floating in the areas between the solar systems, so I don't think pollution is a major issue here.  In fact, if all of that matter between the stars could be mined, we would be doing the galaxy a favor by tidying up a bit. 

we would be doing the galaxy a favor by tidying up a bit

Kev, you're beginning to sound like my mother... and this is very confusing for me