henry rollins is beautiful :')

henry rollins is a bear

i just fucin said that

[QUOTE=rid;16665266]awesome suggestion, kacper.

how about you try metalreview.com? :p[/QUOTE]

I sent them a request to review the album, thanks dude!

[QUOTE=Silenius;16665339]I'm gonna be biased then because I generally don't like the genre itself, so I don't think I would write an objective/fair review.[/QUOTE]

I'd be interested to hear what you think anyways, even if its just a post on here. I'd really appreciate it dude!

so who thinks the world will be sucked into a tiny black hole tomorrow?

[QUOTE=Dimmu Burger;16665437]I'd be interested to hear what you think anyways, even if its just a post on here. I'd really appreciate it dude![/QUOTE]

K, I'll just write a full length and put it on the review site, it's not much of a problem.

I thought that was a prank when I first read it. I think it's stupid of them to even try to do whatever it is they're doing because there's no way it's really that important.

Theyre trying to figure out what non-matter stuff in the universe is made of right?

they're going to have two atoms going at 99.9% the speed of light, then make them crash, creating whatever. or a black hole and we all vanish. I think.

and yes, it's stupid.

*edit* they want to recreated the moments right after "the big bang"

dumb

[QUOTE=Silenius;16665464]K, I'll just write a full length and put it on the review site, it's not much of a problem.[/QUOTE]

Thanks a lot dude! Here's the info:

FUA - Retribution (2008)
[url]www.myspace.com/fua[/url]
Genre: Hardcore/Metal
From Baltimore, MD
320Kbps
1. Back To Reality
2. Beats The **** Out Of Me
3. Hard Core Drama
4. **** Off And Die
5. Retribution
[url]http://www.mediafire.com/?vxmtebjoteo[/url]
Album art: [url]http://a23.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/6/l_ea84533af92c87b6b90edf7d139bef6e.jpg[/url]


Oh and I am not happy about the scientists being so irresponsible. Does anybody know what time they are doing it?

early tomorrow, middle of the night for your guys. you'll be sleeping and wont notice a thing. :)

[QUOTE=rid;16665471]*edit* they want to recreated the moments right after "the big bang"[/QUOTE]

oh yeah that's right

what a ****ing stupid idea

That particle thing sounds like funç

Id definitely do it if i could

Where can i read more about it?

They're not smashing anything into anything until the 21st of October.
tomorrows only firing a beam round it to see if it works.

ruiner of things. :(

It could still go horribly wrong and explode the universe!!!!!!!!!

Oh good we have a little more time.

sweet

So, where can i read more about this experiment?? :upset:

[url]http://www.vg.no/teknologi/artikkel.php?artid=529806[/url] enjoy.


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[url]http://public.web.cern.ch/Public/Welcome.html[/url] try that

tiny black holes ist krieg

Thanks a lot man, that looks interesting

[quote=rid;16665471]they're going to have two atoms going at 99.9% the speed of light, then make them crash, creating whatever. or a black hole and we all vanish. I think.

and yes, it's stupid.

*edit* they want to recreated the moments right after "the big bang"[/quote]

what i love people that glance through some articles and throw together random tidbits to form excellent knowledges which they later drop and then get all the other idiots excited about these knowledges and it goes on from there

I'm gonna start a band called Large Hadron Collider.

i thought that big bang experiment had like a one in a megatrillion chance of backfiring

[QUOTE=Eliminator;16665549]what i love people that glance through some articles and throw together random tidbits to form excellent knowledges which they later drop and then get all the other idiots excited about these knowledges and it goes on from there[/QUOTE]

I love it too.

about 40% certain about what I said.

it does

and im pretty sure its purpose isn't to "recreate the big bang" like rid said lol

[QUOTE=Eliminator;16665562]it does

and im pretty sure its purpose isn't to "recreate the big bang" like rid said lol[/QUOTE]

actually that I AM sure about. well the moments right after it, not the big bang itself.

I read about it on G4's The Feed and they explained it well, with the percent chances of different things happening.