Gone before sunrise

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Jack Sparrows replied

16 October 2006, 02:23
Originally posted by xoggoth

Don't sound like a problem. In Star Trek every major problem was solved by reversing the polarity so a bit of anti-matter should surely be beneficial.

Beneficial to what. There are three elements not in the periodic table. Anti-matter is not even in the equation.

Lets not confuse anti-matter (a particle that probably no longer exists) with negative matter. Anyway this is for the next generation and far too complex to explain to someone who does not watch star trek.

The splitting of the atom is simple enough and several grams of uranium would only produce enough power to work your washing machine for several months.

The weapon I was working should have potential to disrupt this solar system. If you do the maths. An atom split in the process of negative matter and a standard nuclear reaction, would produce enough power to send the sun to another galaxy. Hehehe
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Troll replied

15 October 2006, 20:38
Originally posted by Dundeegeorge

You're not using enough.........

I rather think I did too many
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Dundeegeorge replied

15 October 2006, 15:06
Tsk

Originally posted by Troll

Drugs don't work

You're not using enough.........
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Troll replied

15 October 2006, 11:18
Drugs don't work
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xoggoth replied

15 October 2006, 09:39
Don't sound like a problem. In Star Trek every major problem was solved by reversing the polarity so a bit of anti-matter should surely be beneficial.
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TheMonkey replied

15 October 2006, 09:25
I think that VBB needs an exam and IQ test up front on the registration page! Perhaps I should write a hack to do this!

Anyway, sod that. What happens if some of the muppets at CERN and the likes generate a critical mass of anti-matter. Then we're ****ed.
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Francko replied

15 October 2006, 09:18
Originally posted by xoggoth

With my hacking brilliance I can see your bomb, I am looking at it now, and it is crap. You have used way too much garlic.

Ah... the beginners.... guess he didn't even use parsley in it... best to avoid to make them flambe' too...
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xoggoth replied

15 October 2006, 09:11
With my hacking brilliance I can see your bomb, I am looking at it now, and it is crap. You have used way too much garlic.
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roamer started a topic Gone before sunrise

15 October 2006, 02:35
Gone before sunrise

Farewell cruel world. Muhahahahahaha.
So far designed electromagnetic fission. The H-bomb has never been droppen and will not be imflamed till a whale flies over the arctic winds.
North Korea should have been the target for crusades rather than the muslims insurgents. Madness shall rule over sanity and the great whale shall fly over the great wave.
4 arms rule, lets inject plutonium 315.
This world is not in control of scientists or politicians, it is in control of madmen like myself who are the only living with inteligence to create these weapons without patience.
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