Radioactive tuna safe to eat

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  1. Scrungee

    Scrungee Well known for it

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    I've just worked out that the giant veg growers must be using plutonium in their feeds, because their stuff looks just like those Japanese mutant vegetables:

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    I'm gonna check the roof to see if my old childhood 'toys' are still there:

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    Just off to re-do my pumpkin pits .........

    P.S. Really regret not getting one of those cheap Geiger counters when they were on 'special offer' at Maplin, as I could of used one to check out the best location for planting my giant tomato plants.
     
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    • HYDROGEN86

      HYDROGEN86 Head Gardener

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      I agree with part of what your saying but i wouldnt class radioactive contamination as a small thing to worry about. Salt content, saturated, fat, artifical colouring small concerns.... uranium hmmmm :snork:

      i had tuna pasta bake for dinner.
       
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