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Cern collider ready for power-up, does this mean the end of the world or should I go to work?

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Have a bacon sarnie and brown sauce from a bottle.Sit in yer shed and listen to BLUE WEDNESDAY.The end is NIGH!:evil4:

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......and the only big bang round here is when COLIN gets a SHAG!:laugh:

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Binocher wrote: :abovelol: Where have yer been ya daft sod?

I'm waiting for my MAN.:hat:

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Binocher wrote: :abovelol: Where have yer been ya daft sod?

We've been on Holiday.:thumb:

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Binocher wrote: Where yer been ?

Nowhere............i was joshing.It's all gone a bit "MICKEY WAY" round here.:lol:

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Binocher wrote: I'm off work today , the worlds gonna end

If you are working it already HAS.......later DUDE.:D

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In the infinitely unlikely (tho not impossible of course) even that the Earth, indeed the entire universe, winks out of existence today, you wont know diddly about it, therefor, go about your bacon butty guzzling, Cure hating, Juliet worshopping business as usual chum.

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Doctor? wrote: In the infinitely unlikely (tho not impossible of course) even that the Earth, indeed the entire universe, winks out of existence today, you wont know diddly about it, therefor, go about your bacon butty guzzling, Cure hating, Juliet worshopping business as usual chum.

Thanks Cambo - The Voice of Reason :)

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Well, it's like this you see.

The "explosions" they are creating are so tiny it takes a detector (which functions like a cross between an aerial and ballistics gel) the size of an aircraft hanger just to see em.

Of course, if you DO happen to be a paranoid nutter, today's not the one to worry about, they're only trying to bring a single proton beam up to speed, then work towards the second, opposing one. It will be several days or weeks before they actually begin pointing the beams at each other.

STILL not seen (even in the Gruniard) it printed as Large Hardon Collider.

:(

Watching on BBC now, moment in history.

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Doctor? wrote: Well, it's like this you see... if you DO happen to be a paranoid nutter, today's not the one to worry about, they're only trying to bring a single proton beam up to speed, then work towards the second, opposing one. It will be several days or weeks before they actually begin pointing the beams at each other.

So I do need to set the clock for the morning, and have that project on the boss' (virtual) desk first thing?

:(

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On the upside, no need to pay rent October 1st. :thumb:

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