
I have been talking on another forum about Blackjacks the sweets we used to munch on as children, the image is from here.
The modern wrapper is somewhat different..... from here

ramblings of an old fisherman who thinks that politics is a chiz*............. "a chiz is a swiz or swindle as any fule kno".... nigel molesworth.
Britain, which aims to install about 30 gigawatts (GW) of wind turbines by 2020, will need to build almost as much backup power generation for calm weather periods, an executive from Scottish Power said on Wednesday.
The government is relying heavily on the growth of wind power to meet tough EU renewable energy targets and promises another £525 million in support for offshore wind as part of Wednesday's budget.
But the more wind turbines Britain erects the more conventional plants it will need.
"Thirty gigawatts of wind maybe requires 25 GW of backup," said Rupert Steele, regulation director at the Scottish arm of Spain's Iberdrola, one of the world's largest wind farm operators.
"The problem is that if you've got a high-pressured area, you may have quite a large area where there's no wind at all ... That happens also offshore," he told Reuters.
Britain plans to install as much as 30 gigawatt of wind capacity, mostly offshore, as part of its efforts to source 20 percent of its energy from renewables by 2020.
At end-2008, it had wind capacity totalling 3.24 GW, including 2.65 GW onshore and 566 megawatts (MW) offshore. It is to reach 4 GW later in 2009 and 5 GW early next year.
Scottish Power had installed capacity of 665 MW by the end of last year and is close to completing Whitelee Windfarm, near Glasgow, which will be Europe's largest onshore site with 140 turbines.
Steele said wind farms usually had a load factor of 30 percent, which meant they provided 30 percent of named plate capacity over the year.
(Reporting by Nao Nakanishi) Yahoo News
There is, of course, no money in the budget to build the power stations.






A self-titled "Phantom Expander" has begun a personal vendetta against large car exhausts in Blenheim by filling them with expanding foam.
Police have received four complaints of "foamings", but the four victims managed to clear the foam before it set, Constable Michelle Stagg said.
A police officer was one of those targeted, she said.
"Police do not like to see people taking matters into their own hands and it can lead to them being arrested themselves."
The Phantom Expander wrote an anonymous letter to the Marlborough Express saying he was targeting boy-racer-style car exhausts.
"I have taken it upon myself to respond to the socially maladjusted Blenheim pinheads that have chosen to have a wide-mouthed, boy-racer exhaust installed on their car."
Dispensary optician Anna Gellatly was one of the Phantom's early victims.
Her car was foamed while she was working in the town centre.
She said she was not a boy racer and had bought the 1992 Honda Civic two months ago because it was cheap.
"That person doesn't even know who I am or how I drive as I don't drive like a boy racer, and it's not one of those cars," she told the Marlborough Express.
"This is nothing but straight-out vandalism."
Miss Gellatly managed to pull out the foam before it set.
In the letter, the Phantom said the "public service" would continue until the "inadequate knobheads get the message".
"It may not happen tomorrow, next week, or next month, but it will happen. Enjoy!"
- NZPA
UK franchise available.... but to include mopeds that kids think sound 'powerful'.... but sound to everyone else like fucking strimmers.
