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Wasn't the earth going to disappear yesterday? (july 8)?

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because of something of the big bang or something else...

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  1. WoW! where do you get your weed?


  2. It did. What you see now is entirely in your imagination, including this post.

  3. According to religious nuts, the earth is always on the verge of disappearing.  But I don't think the next 'armageddon' is until 2012.

    As for yesterday, never heard about that one.

  4. Yes, the Earth disappeared yesterday for two minutes.   I got a  picture of China!

  5. Wtf?

  6. who gave you this silly idea? :)

  7. Where did you hear this

  8. The Earth failed to the get notice, and so didn't disappear.

    The Large Hadron Collider won't be turned on for a bit.  That's because the Vogons who had it built to destroy the Earth for a Hyperspace bypass couldn't get all the paperwork together, in triplicate, to get a go-ahead for the project.

    As an Earth destroying agent, the LHC does not appear to have enough energy.  If all it takes it slamming particles together, creating a mini black hole, then cosmic rays, which strike Earth's atmosphere all the time with energies far higher, should have created lots of black holes to destroy the Earth a long time ago.  So, i'm not worried.  But if i'm wrong, and the LHC does destroy the world, please feel free to send me email and tell say "I told you so".

  9. The Big Bang Theory?? Seriously?? Can I have some of whatever you are smoking?

  10. It is now safe to make the following prediction:

    The Earth did not disappear yesterday.

    There, I am now as accurate as those who predict the end-of-the-world every week (or so).

    I don't see what the Big Bang would have had to do with any prediction of end-of-the-world since it appears that the expansion will go on for gazillion years.

    It is possible that you are relying on extremely old news about the probable start of the Large Hadron Collider that may (or not) recreate the conditions that existed as some time close to the Big Bang.

    The LHC has been delayed... again. 29 more days to go.

    (Actually, the "Big Bang" is the expansion of the universe:  it is still going on).

  11. omg u r nutts
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