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[tlrgs]

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[Guest]

oh, by the way...the world may be destroyed next week

Any more good news Det?lol.

[rubywillow]

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flyin hi, that's a country song. by the way, det's, did you inhale a lot of smoke from the burnin' man?

[Determinator]

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but not any green smoke. I was a good boyscout!

[IAD]

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Lila....the world isn't going to end......I don't know how we will communicate in the here after, but all things will be reviled to us when we depart from here....LOL IAD.

[rubywillow]

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Good boy, det. Good boy

[southernbelle47]

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]YouTube - Bon Jovi 'Knockin On Heavens Door'[/ame]

This is where you will find me!

Anybody need a road map?

Love you all!
:lNancy

[livingfree]

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Ditto Nancy!

Det in all seriousness - this has been a story that is gaining facts weekly -- I read this about a month ago ...

"On June 29th, 2008, the Associated Press released a story of a bizarre experiment that may now be taking place in Meyrin, Switzerland. The largest atom-smasher ever built was to be switched on in August 2008. It will be ramped up to full capacity over a period of several months. This atomic collider cost 5.8 billion dollars to construct and is being called the largest scientific experiment in the history of the world. It is seven times more powerful than the Fermilab in Chicago, Illinois. The massive device is located 330 feet underground and is 17 miles in circumference. The device is being used to search for ?dark energy? and additional dimensions. Some physicists believe that the device could create a black hole that would engulf the earth or change the earth in other ways forever. Dr. Walter L. Wagner, a physicist, said that a safety report regarding the device has several major flaws, and he is frantically trying to stop the project. He filed a lawsuit to halt the activation of the device, but his warnings have been rejected by the U.S. Government. On June 24th, 2008, the U.S. Justice Department lawyers, representing the Department of Energy and the National Science Foundation, filed a motion to dismiss the case. (34) What kind of reaction will this device bring to the delicate balance that keeps the earth in place?"

Strange times we are living in. Strange indeed!

Also loved the burning man photos and info!! Great event!!

[tlrgs]

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well this all reminds me of my drinking days when i watch too much sci-fi

[tlrgs]

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and heres another one i havent seen in a long time good sci-fi

[Determinator]

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Eureka? I'll have to look that up, thanks Tlrgs,

where is Neil...he's into physics. he might be able to save the world.....?

[IAD]

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Here's a good one ! Ha! IAD.

[Accountable for Me]

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Good Lord, dude! Is this for real???

Might as well get drunk then.

Just kidding. Another thing for me to worry about. Jeesh!

[Determinator]

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I thought leaving the refrigerator door open was bad. can you imagine being the guy that destroyed the whole planet? yeesh.

[IAD]

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Deter.....did'nt know you had that much power, huh ? Ha! IAD.