Could the Sun go out?

[sooey]

This rag of a paper seems to be under threat of going the same way as the NOTW. Would that be a good thing or should it carry on?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/feb/12/murdoch-fresh-crisis-sun-arrests

 

[Alarm]

Never the same since Linda put her top back on.

 

[masona]

Could it be the politicians interfering?

Trevor Kavanagh speculates that Britain could end up with a press that has 'been bullied by politicians into delivering what they, not the readers, think fit'.

 

[handyman77]

Would be the guardian wouldn't it!

 

[Space cat]

It looks like I wandered in here by mistake. I thought it was an astrophysics question.

 

[sooey]

On that note Space cat, have you heard this one?

Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
We know exactly what you are:
Nuclear furnace in the sky,
You'll burn to ashes, by and by.
But twinkle, twinkle, quasi-star,
Biggest puzzle from afar;
How unlike the other ones,
Brighter than a trillion suns.
Twinkle, twinkle, quasi-star,
How we wonder what you are

 

[handyman77]

 

[enyam]

Have you a guesstimate of how much you would charge?

Lots.

 

[Alarm]

I was guesstimating at the two days. They could have it done in half a day!
The fire alarm spur and the emergency light and test point spur will be supplied by them, but fitted by me.

Another quote has down the EDA Zerio wireless.

I am more inclined to go with the first guy, as I have used before, just when I used him before he was fitting a different brand of alarm and was a lot cheaper.
Have you a guesstimate of how much you would charge?

About 45p for the sun.

 

[securespark]

It looks like I wandered in here by mistake. I thought it was an astrophysics question.

Me too.

My answer would have been, "Yes, eventually, but not for a few years yet."