#2 2008-09-01 20:31:12
God I can't wait for these morons to be proved wrong.
Or, failing that, for my miserable existence to come to a spectacular end. Whichever.
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#3 2008-09-01 20:33:21
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#4 2008-09-01 20:57:33
jesusluvspegging wrote:
God I can't wait for these morons to be proved wrong.
Or, failing that, for my miserable existence to come to a spectacular end. Whichever.
It was said that one of these black holes could swallow the earth in four years time.
2008 + 4 = 2012
2012 = The end of the world.
It's all going according to plan, Jesus.
I thought you had some insight into these matters, Your Holiness.
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#5 2008-09-01 21:03:05
sofaking wrote:
jesusluvspegging wrote:
God I can't wait for these morons to be proved wrong.
Or, failing that, for my miserable existence to come to a spectacular end. Whichever.It was said that one of these black holes could swallow the earth in four years time.
2008 + 4 = 2012
2012 = The end of the world.
It's all going according to plan, Jesus.
I thought you had some insight into these matters, Your Holiness.
Only when I'm in deep shamanic trance. The last time I went in one of those you fucking monkeys started a religion around it. You can, perhaps, understand why I'd be reluctant to attempt such again.
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#6 2008-09-01 21:15:01
jesusluvspegging wrote:
sofaking wrote:
jesusluvspegging wrote:
God I can't wait for these morons to be proved wrong.
Or, failing that, for my miserable existence to come to a spectacular end. Whichever.It was said that one of these black holes could swallow the earth in four years time.
2008 + 4 = 2012
2012 = The end of the world.
It's all going according to plan, Jesus.
I thought you had some insight into these matters, Your Holiness.Only when I'm in deep shamanic trance. The last time I went in one of those you fucking monkeys started a religion around it. You can, perhaps, understand why I'd be reluctant to attempt such again.
I thought you were the physical embodiment of empathy and altruism.
Oh, well. We're all going to Valhalla this time.
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#7 2008-09-01 21:23:00
From Wikipedia regarding 2012:
Terence McKenna's numerological novelty theory suggests a point of singularity in which humankind will go through a great shift in consciousness.
*dies laughing*
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#8 2008-09-01 21:24:04
sofaking wrote:
I thought you were the physical embodiment of empathy and altruism.
Oh, well. We're all going to Valhalla this time.
*sigh* Well, I guess it serves me right for hanging out with those fucking salesmen. They seemed so earnest! They were taking notes on the things I was saying! How the hell was I supposed to know?
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#10 2008-09-01 21:37:48
I'm assuming the end of the world doesn't include Tiburon or Nob Hill?
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#11 2008-09-01 21:58:19
David Brin's worst book.
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#12 2008-09-01 23:08:21
orangeplus wrote:
David Brin's worst book.
How did this get a Hugo? As sucky as it was, at least "Earth" was predictive.
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#13 2008-09-01 23:10:38
Peek-a-boo. God sees you.
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#14 2008-09-01 23:10:59
phoQ wrote:
orangeplus wrote:
David Brin's worst book.
http://b.imagehost.org/0993/395px-TheUp … tEd_29.jpg
How did this get a Hugo? As sucky as it was, at least "Earth" was predictive.
Because when you read it, hugo like this!
* makes retching noises *
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#15 2008-09-01 23:52:39
tojohowitz wrote:
Because when you read it, hugo like this!
* makes retching noises *
I know it’s cliché on the internet, but for real, I spit macaroni and frozen veggies on my desk when I read that. Don’t get me started on the Nobels.
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#16 2008-09-01 23:58:07
I say light er up! If it ends it ends. We had a good run.
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#17 2008-09-02 00:20:28
phoQ wrote:
tojohowitz wrote:
Because when you read it, hugo like this!
* makes retching noises *I know it’s cliché on the internet, but for real, I spit macaroni and frozen veggies on my desk when I read that. Don’t get me started on the Nobels.
If you want quality memorable Sci-Fi you can't go wrong with the this steaming pile of pages from one of the legends of the Golden Age of Sci-Fi:
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#18 2008-09-02 00:30:30
Zookeeper wrote:
phoQ wrote:
tojohowitz wrote:
Because when you read it, hugo like this!
* makes retching noises *I know it’s cliché on the internet, but for real, I spit macaroni and frozen veggies on my desk when I read that. Don’t get me started on the Nobels.
If you want quality memorable Sci-Fi you can't go wrong with the this steaming pile of pages from one of the legends of the Golden Age of Sci-Fi:
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/images/n1/n9002.jpg
It's the most readable thing he ever produced, anyway.
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#19 2008-09-02 00:34:16
http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4109 I listened to Brian Dunning's take on this a couple of weeks back and I remember feeling kinda dissapointed that the final doomsday device hasn't been created yet... I think mankind should start concentrating more on nuclear weaponry because it's already proven itself useful in small scale testing....
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#20 2008-09-02 00:36:23
Johnny_Rotten wrote:
I say light er up! If it ends it ends. We had a good run.
https://cruelery.com/uploads/359_z02.jpg
You can't really ask for a grander finale than being sucked into a black hole we created.
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#21 2008-09-02 02:41:42
All I ask is that everything happen quickly. I don't want to be part of one of those long, drawn out sagas of struggling survivors bravely trying to hold on while preserving the very best of humanity. I want everything to go KABLOOM.
KABLOOM, got it?
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#22 2008-09-02 02:53:01
Taint wrote:
All I ask is that everything happen quickly. I don't want to be part of one of those long, drawn out sagas of struggling survivors bravely trying to hold on while preserving the very best of humanity. I want everything to go KABLOOM.
KABLOOM, got it?
Sorry, I want take the local cave as my stronghold. I'll invite the most callipygian of all my neighbors and feast like a king on butt steaks!
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#23 2008-09-02 06:10:39
ptah13 wrote:
Taint wrote:
All I ask is that everything happen quickly. I don't want to be part of one of those long, drawn out sagas of struggling survivors bravely trying to hold on while preserving the very best of humanity. I want everything to go KABLOOM.
KABLOOM, got it?Sorry, I want take the local cave as my stronghold. I'll invite the most callipygian of all my neighbors and feast like a king on butt steaks!
I agree totally. I will need to figure out how to make a home brew that is actually drinkable and a way for my pot plants not to get sucked into the blach hole. After that, I'm set.
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#24 2008-09-02 06:48:31
So long as I can celebrate my birthday on the 9th; the world can go to hell after that.
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#25 2008-09-02 13:09:43
You're getting a stable anti-gravity field generator for your birthday? You bitch.
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#26 2008-09-02 19:58:40
Zookeeper wrote:
If you want quality memorable Sci-Fi you can't go wrong with the this steaming pile of pages from one of the legends of the Golden Age of Sci-Fi:
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/images/n1/n9002.jpg
Is that like the Book Of Mormon to Dianetics?
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