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Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 13:30 GMT
"Beak bins botanist's bid to bust boson-botherers"
Epic win!
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 13:30 GMT
"Beak bins botanist's bid to bust boson-botherers"
Epic win!
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 13:50 GMT
Wot Greg said. The rest of the article is a scintillating morass of wonderment, went well with coffee cake.
Paris - cos its Wednesday
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 13:50 GMT
If it turns out they were right and a black hole does accidentally get created which ends up destroying the whole planet.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 13:50 GMT
Didn't Hawaii used to be British - or at least Hawaiian - until the US annexed it ?
We'd have let it become independent, by now ...
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 14:08 GMT
Great read there Mr Page, you brightened up an otherwise dull day, thanks.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 14:08 GMT
The believe they have jurisdiction over the entire world!
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 14:35 GMT
If the "boson botherers" (great phrase, by the way) do manage to turn us all into strangelet soup, Hawaii is going to be about as far away as it can be from there, so will therefore be the one of the last places standing.
So at least they'll be able to point at the incoming cloud of particulate goo from all directions saying "I told you so!"
Jolyon
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 14:35 GMT
This must be pretty close to the most blogged-about science subject on Earth.
Good read, though. Is it just me, or has El Reg picked up its game recently?
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 14:35 GMT
...then look on the bright side. At least the French will go first.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 14:35 GMT
Maybe we should start instigating lawsuits in the European courts against The Voting Population of The United States, for foisting a disastrous fuckwit like George W Bush onto us all?!!
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 14:35 GMT
Beak bins botanist's bid to bust boson-botherering-boffins
Fixed it for you :)
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 15:03 GMT
What drugs were you on when you wrote that, because I would like you to share them with me.
Written like a Viz and New Scientist head on collision, well done sir.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 15:03 GMT
Fantastic, I shall never get over a person trying to stop a (I assume) mostly European project - In Europe - using the 'Murkin courts.
I also missread it as bovine-bothering boffins.
Somewhat less sense, but still funny in my twisted world.
Again, Mr Page, you do the world of news credit. And, cheers for keeping life enjoyable.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 15:03 GMT
... and the LHC is exciting my particles. Where's Sarah when you need her?
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 15:03 GMT
Someone has been reading too much David Brin.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 15:38 GMT
Nothing wrong with using boffins, but try to expand your vocab a little bit. If only so we do not get bored.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 15:38 GMT
...the tosser that started all this black-hole nonsense? Its a pity there is no law against being a fuckwit - he'd be bang to rights. In the mean time could some one give him a slap if they're passing, thanks.
Paris, 'cos even shes got more sense.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 15:38 GMT
I'm half surprised they didn't sue to try to prevent incursion from the plane of Xen, or the risk of having Yob-Soddof turning up and devouring our souls...
Black Helicoptors or Black Mesa?
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 16:13 GMT
No good, Pratchett fan, must say it...
"Yob-Soddof"
yerwhat, yerwhat, yerwhatyerwhatyerwhat
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 16:13 GMT
Never heard of him.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 19:18 GMT
The black hole is currently eating it's way through the world's bank accounts, why will no one listen to the truth?
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 19:18 GMT
No body in America has either. Just some nut looking for fame
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 19:18 GMT
His web site does not have a running tally of donations received to date. Would've been good for another laugh I'm sure.
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 19:18 GMT
However the process of being pulled to bits by runaway tidal forces before being further compressed into superdense incrediblo-paste and squirted through a network of unfeasibly tiny and possibly nonexistent nano wormtunnels would probably be a traumatic one
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 19:18 GMT
Holy hell! the sun has nothing on you guys!
(other than the paparazzi shots of the last El-reg party) ;-)
Posted Wednesday 1st October 2008 20:50 GMT
You do know that ever since they switched on the LHC, we HAVE become strangelet soup.
Posted Thursday 2nd October 2008 09:21 GMT
Would that then mean that normal matter would be considered strange?
Ok, ok, i'm going =)
Posted Thursday 2nd October 2008 09:21 GMT
Paris; and you know why.
Posted Thursday 2nd October 2008 09:21 GMT
Does my bum look big in this black hole?
Posted Thursday 2nd October 2008 20:02 GMT
This sort of tomfoollery would have made him the life and soul of any Wardroom at least until the more senior Officers told him to STFU in no uncertain terms,like stuffing his head down the "heads".Brilliant subtitle though.
Posted Friday 3rd October 2008 08:47 GMT
An absolutely fantastic piece of writing. Well done. :o)
Posted Tuesday 7th October 2008 09:04 GMT
the article was darned good too.