The most expensive object on the planet

[barrydidit]

HPC is slow to get going. Not seen much contract work (yet). But baby when it gets going kerchinga!

Did you just call Cojak "baby"?

Is there something we should know?

[Coalman]

Any freelance SQEPs out there?

KERCHING! FILL YER BOOTS!

Already lining this up!

Boot filling will be soon!

[MrMarkyMark]

Did you just call Cojak "baby"?

Is there something we should know?

A dark horse, that gorilla, I've always said it

[DodgyAgent]

It will blow up / leak within a month. Just like Atw's sex doll.

[AtW]

A banned horse, that gorilla, I've always said it

FTFY

[NotAllThere]

PET scanners produce the most expensive objects on the planet at $62.5 trillion per gram. Fortunately, it produces very very small quantities.

[AtW]

PET scanners produce the most expensive objects on the planet at $62.5 trillion per gram. Fortunately, it produces very very small quantities.

Wow, more expensive than Polonium!

[FatLazyContractor]

What could it be?

NLYUK's knickers (worn).

Where could it be?

On the floor, as always.

[vetran]

Did you just call Cojak "baby"?

Is there something we should know?

ahhh

specially for the happy couple

OJBQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kffacxfA7G4

[scooterscot]

What could it be? Where could it be?

What is the most expensive object on Earth? - BBC News

I thought it would be made of solid gold and encrusted with diamonds....

How in the 80's a nuclear power station could be built for a tenth of the cost baffles me.

And how building one in the first place can be cheaper the renewable generation, whist ignoring de-commissing costs of those nuclear power plants let alone what is done with the waste.