As Penniless Rick says, “Just because you are the only one who notices doesn’t
mean it isn’t happening.”
I was a kid when the scientists weren’t really quite sure the first atomic explosion wouldn’t eat the universe. Ah, great physics, though. I wonder if I’ll survive a third one?
Keeping in mind that am I nearly computer-helpless, tell me how to get a picture of Ben Franklin into the above square. Thanks. The one on the hundred dollar bill would serve nicely, but I haven’t seen one of those in quite a while.
Poor Richard, go to gravatar.com, register with the email address you use when leaving comments, then upload the picture you want to use. The image will then show up when you comment on any site that uses gravatar.
I don’t know about you, but Armagedon tired of hearing about the end of the world. Hey, the world’s going to end when I die, “I am become cranky, destroyer of y’all.
I must confess that I initially misread “Large Hadron Collider” and had a mental image of tumescent gentlemen swordfighting with their endowments ….
not that there’s anything wrong with that.
I think the media had a lot to blame with the idea that the LHC would cause blackhole etc. Instead of reporting the facts they reported what some idiot made up.
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W00t! Physics nerds are dancing now. Too bad nothing will happen again until spring…
I’m melting! I’m melting!
As Penniless Rick says, “Just because you are the only one who notices doesn’t
mean it isn’t happening.”
I was a kid when the scientists weren’t really quite sure the first atomic explosion wouldn’t eat the universe. Ah, great physics, though. I wonder if I’ll survive a third one?
Keeping in mind that am I nearly computer-helpless, tell me how to get a picture of Ben Franklin into the above square. Thanks. The one on the hundred dollar bill would serve nicely, but I haven’t seen one of those in quite a while.
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Poor Richard, go to gravatar.com, register with the email address you use when leaving comments, then upload the picture you want to use. The image will then show up when you comment on any site that uses gravatar.
Hang on… Do avatars count as graven images…?
I don’t know about you, but Armagedon tired of hearing about the end of the world. Hey, the world’s going to end when I die, “I am become cranky, destroyer of y’all.
I must confess that I initially misread “Large Hadron Collider” and had a mental image of tumescent gentlemen swordfighting with their endowments ….
not that there’s anything wrong with that.
That would be the “Large Hardon Collider.” Scary stuff!
by sky-scraping competition you mean Dubai ?
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JoJo, not if the text is illegible.
Well the particles changed the way this website looks! Am I in another dimension?
No collisions and no black holes (permanent or not) could have formed because the beams were fired in only one direction.
Just checking to see if I did my gravatar right. If no pic, then you know I did it wrong.
Rats!
heheh nothing happend to the world yet. I still living here when i’m 80 and maybe 90 years old
This is worth showing the red-necks. The view from the LHC!
http://www.cyriak.co.uk/lhc/lhc-webcams.html
side effects of collider test.
1. earthquake in iran.
2. our cat had kittens.
Actually, if you blow REALLY hard through the Large Hadron Collider it acts as a massive trumpet… uh oh…
Dick M – How much more black can you get than that?? None more black..
I think the media had a lot to blame with the idea that the LHC would cause blackhole etc. Instead of reporting the facts they reported what some idiot made up.
JoJo, I was trying to show you my teriffic gravatar, but I think it got lost in a black hole. I hate to try again, lest I be accused of something.
Y’all please see the next cartoon (Sept.16) for a credit to a terrific 1980 novel that
includes a piece on this subject
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I wanted the entire world blowing up…
🙁