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Thread: Huge asteroid will pass closer to Earth than the moon on Tuesday 8th Nov 2011

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tea Party Patriot View Post
    Look on the bright side if they have their calculations wrong then we won't have to worry about the Department of Finance or the upcoming budget. Every cloud (or asteroid) has a silver lining.
    Yeah, it might land in Mayo,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tea Party Patriot View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jackass View Post
    Yeah, it might land in Mayo,
    ...and Mickey Ring will get a grant to build an interpretation centre for the tourists

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    Some day far in the future the universe will have expanded so much that an alien race reaching human levels of intelligence will no longer be able to see any of it. It will be too far away ever to detect, no matter how great the genius of the race in question. They can only ever know so much about the origins of the universe and themselves. And then, the information just runs out.

    And so, the destiny of the universe - inevitably and unavoidably - is ignorance. A big, black, dark, cold place full of ignorance. Which is probably as depressing a thing as you could ever know.
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    Dave is being quiet


    Cue p.ie conspiracies coming up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by H.R. Haldeman View Post
    Some day far in the future the universe will have expanded so much that an alien race reaching human levels of intelligence will no longer be able to see any of it. It will be too far away ever to detect, no matter how great the genius of the race in question. They can only ever know so much about the origins of the universe and themselves. And then, the information just runs out.

    And so, the destiny of the universe - inevitably and unavoidably - is ignorance. A big, black, dark, cold place full of ignorance. Which is probably as depressing a thing as you could ever know.
    Ahh now, happy thoughts, we'll all be dead before then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by H.R. Haldeman View Post
    Some day far in the future the universe will have expanded so much that an alien race reaching human levels of intelligence will no longer be able to see any of it. It will be too far away ever to detect, no matter how great the genius of the race in question. They can only ever know so much about the origins of the universe and themselves. And then, the information just runs out.

    And so, the destiny of the universe - inevitably and unavoidably - is ignorance. A big, black, dark, cold place full of ignorance. Which is probably as depressing a thing as you could ever know.
    Well cheer everybody up, why not.
    "If we can but prevent the government from wasting the labours of the people, under the pretence of taking care of them, they must become happy." - Thomas Jefferson

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    Quote Originally Posted by H.R. Haldeman View Post
    Some day far in the future the universe will have expanded so much that an alien race reaching human levels of intelligence will no longer be able to see any of it. It will be too far away ever to detect, no matter how great the genius of the race in question. They can only ever know so much about the origins of the universe and themselves. And then, the information just runs out.

    And so, the destiny of the universe - inevitably and unavoidably - is ignorance. A big, black, dark, cold place full of ignorance. Which is probably as depressing a thing as you could ever know.
    Yeah. Never mind that. Who'll be sitting in the Aras when this all happens?
    Just 1 gramme of cocaine destroys 4m2 of tropical jungle. Give it up ya selfish b'stards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Truth.ie View Post
    Yeah. Never mind that. Who'll be sitting in the Aras when this all happens?
    Munnkeys will, one day, rule the World. The Áras is only a sideshow to keep Chimps happy.

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    Im sure the United Loon Alliance will hold a protest against the Asteroid!!!!
    When i think of the people who vote for SF/IRA, i think of Germany in 1933.

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