What was Britain's greatest ever gift to the world ?

[Machiavelli]

Andy Murray.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Test tube baby.

 

[manchester blue]

Just watching BBC Breakfast and Manchester University scientist explaining how graffene can be used to filter sea water so it can be consumed. Can be used on a commercial or domestic scale, such as a water bottle full. Graffene is a material a faction of the width of a human hair. And discovered right here in Manchester.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Thatcher’s soft scoop ice cream

Is that where all the kids' milk went?

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Just watching BBC Breakfast and Manchester University scientist explaining how graffene can be used to filter sea water so it can be consumed. Can be used on a commercial or domestic scale, such as a water bottle full. Graffene is a material a faction of the width of a human hair. And discovered right here in Manchester.

Are there any bikes made of this stuff yet?

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Are there any bikes made of this stuff yet?

By the time it's developed enough to go into production, perhaps you'll need a Graphene Zimmer mate; )

 

[Grassland Blue]

I'm going to give a sensible answer and say the train.

The railway was reliable until they started employing lazy cuns like @mat who does fuck all except browse on this forum all shift; )

You're going a long way back.
Are you around 90 years old?

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

You're going a long way back.
Are you around 90 years old?

Cheeky ****

 

[Aguero_Element]

Football, british humour, industrial revolution, afternoon tea

 

[Henkeman]

Just watching BBC Breakfast and Manchester University scientist explaining how graffene can be used to filter sea water so it can be consumed. Can be used on a commercial or domestic scale, such as a water bottle full. Graffene is a material a faction of the width of a human hair. And discovered right here in Manchester.

I'd be more impressed if they said it was the width of a Wayne Rooney hair.