Government dilemma & my cycle storage space solved

[jb]

Let it be known that in the event of a Scottish 'yes' vote, I am prepared to keep (for a short while) a trident in my bike shed, providing they extend it.

[CliveyT]

wheeling your bike through the peace camp might be a bit of a problem tho'

[gaz]

It's a generous offer but I don't think you've really thought it through, where would you put n+1?

[Edwards]

I would offer but I do not think they can get the Submarines along the Cut to get here.

[jb]

It's a generous offer but I don't think you've really thought it through, where would you put n+1?

The coal shed, but it would have to share with my double redundancy velo-backup spare.

[Mick F]

Let it be known that in the event of a Scottish 'yes' vote, I am prepared to keep (for a short while) a trident in my bike shed, providing they extend it.

Are you referring to the missile or the submarine?
If it's the submarine, you have 135 matelots to accommodate.

[Edwards]

Let it be known that in the event of a Scottish 'yes' vote, I am prepared to keep (for a short while) a trident in my bike shed, providing they extend it.

Are you referring to the missile or the submarine?
If it's the submarine, you have 135 matelots to accommodate.

Do not tell Julian Clarey

[jb]

We won't need the suby thing bit, nobody will expect an attack from my bike shed!

[Guy951]

That might make motons concentrate a bit, when they find out cyclists have got The Bomb

[CliveyT]

It's a generous offer but I don't think you've really thought it through, where would you put n+1?

just invade the neighbours 'for their own protection' of course