verwandlung said:Weird things are happening:
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The end is near.
SuAside said:meh...
i look more like Gordon than that dude does.
I approve of this.Large Hardon Collider
Somehow it's not surprising that you'd approve of men rubbing their junk up against other men's junk.Buxbaum666 said:I approve of this.Large Hardon Collider
PlanHex said:Somehow it's not surprising that you'd approve of men rubbing their junk up against other men's junk.Buxbaum666 said:I approve of this.Large Hardon Collider
i'd rather not, really.The Vault Dweller said:Come to think of it I don't think you've ever posted a picture of yourself...
someone did.Skynet 2.0 said:Better start stocking up for the impending invasion. I wonder if that Gordon Freeman guy has played Half-Life 1/2
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there was a picture of a crowbar and a piece of paper above it saying "only for use in case of a ressonance cascade" (sp?).
Scientists working in Switzerland have admitted that a test run of The Large Hadron Collider, housed next to Lake Geneva at the headquarters of Cern resulted in the total annihilation of a Swiss village a few miles from the site.
"We did a small test run - using just 10% of the power - it all went well, or so we thought, until one of our scientists returned home to his village close by - the whole place just disappeared - it was swallowed up by a black hole!" said one scientist.
The small village of Greten, with a population of 200 has indeed been wiped of the map - scientists say that they are sorry and regret the loss of life.
Many, especially in the US, say it is still worth the risk to turn the thing on using its full potential.
The LHC, as it is known, will be plugged in in September - whether you like it or not.
SuAside said:we can handle nukes, but we can't handle having earth swallowed into a black hole.
Hawking radiation will instantly destroy the black hole.