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"What is the Most IDM Thing" Bracketology 2010


Fred McGriff

Pick the champion!  

148 members have voted

  1. 1. who wins?

    • immortal jellyfish
      73
    • Large Hadron Collider
      75


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I had no idea this was even going on. Did Space Stations make it into the running? How long did it go?

 

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best i can do 4 now. *gives up*

 

Woah! I want that shirt!

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I had no idea this was even going on. Did Space Stations make it into the running? How long did it go?

 

picture-95.png

 

best i can do 4 now. *gives up*

 

Woah! I want that shirt!

FREE JELLYFISH TANKS 4 EVERYONE. lol if I had the money i'd do it.

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This thing is so rigged. None of those 28 who voted for the LHC has posted a pro-comment.

Since this whole thing started , more than 90 percent of Posters are against LHC winning.

 

Fred McGriff and the administrators of this site are CERN employees.

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picture-95.png

 

best i can do 4 now. *gives up*

 

Woah! I want that shirt!

There is a very attractive woman in that picture and the first thing you notice is the jellyfishes on her top.

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LHC is investigating the building blocks of reality by smashing particles into eachother at almost the speed of light to recreate the moment after the big bang from which all your precious IDM evenutally came from, also including immortal jellyfish. how awesome and IDM the jellyfish are, they are not IDM enough when compared to the LHC. and it needs to win for once so it can retire from the most IDM circuit and let the youngsters take over.

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LHC is investigating the building blocks of reality by smashing particles into eachother at almost the speed of light to recreate the moment after the big bang from which all your precious IDM evenutally came from, also including immortal jellyfish. how awesome and IDM the jellyfish are, they are not IDM enough when compared to the LHC. and it needs to win for once so it can retire from the most IDM circuit and let the youngsters take over.

Tell me one thing the LHC has done except waste billions of dollars, I'll wait.

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LHC is investigating the building blocks of reality by smashing particles into eachother at almost the speed of light to recreate the moment after the big bang from which all your precious IDM evenutally came from, also including immortal jellyfish. how awesome and IDM the jellyfish are, they are not IDM enough when compared to the LHC. and it needs to win for once so it can retire from the most IDM circuit and let the youngsters take over.

Tell me one thing the LHC has done except waste billions of dollars, I'll wait.

 

Tell me one thing the space program has done except waste billions of dollars, I'll wait.

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Immortal jellyfish beat LHC because of a simple rule:

 

Nature is more IDM than Particle Physics

 

Science is more IDM than Nature

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LHC is investigating the building blocks of reality by smashing particles into eachother at almost the speed of light to recreate the moment after the big bang from which all your precious IDM evenutally came from, also including immortal jellyfish. how awesome and IDM the jellyfish are, they are not IDM enough when compared to the LHC. and it needs to win for once so it can retire from the most IDM circuit and let the youngsters take over.

Tell me one thing the LHC has done except waste billions of dollars, I'll wait.

 

this is an experiment that will take several years to complete. it just got started. jesus, this stupid internet generation wants everything immediately.i am sure the huge computer arrays and networking technologies used in an experiment of this magnitude will find it's way to common use. if i am not mistaken aren't a part of the internet infrastructure a result of some similar experiment that needed a big ass computer network.

 

Immortal jellyfish beat LHC because of a simple rule:

 

Nature is more IDM than Particle Physics

 

and particle physics aren't nature?

 

right.

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LHC is investigating the building blocks of reality by smashing particles into eachother at almost the speed of light to recreate the moment after the big bang from which all your precious IDM evenutally came from, also including immortal jellyfish. how awesome and IDM the jellyfish are, they are not IDM enough when compared to the LHC. and it needs to win for once so it can retire from the most IDM circuit and let the youngsters take over.

Tell me one thing the LHC has done except waste billions of dollars, I'll wait.

 

this is an experiment that will take several years to complete. it just got started. jesus, this stupid internet generation wants everything immediately.i am sure the huge computer arrays and networking technologies used in an experiment of this magnitude will find it's way to common use. if i am not mistaken aren't a part of the internet infrastructure a result of some similar experiment that needed a big ass computer network.

There is nothing the LHC could possibly discover that is of value. Maybe we discover some particles that are 1 quadrillionth of a meter in size, but who cares.

 

As for the space program: http://www.spacecoalition.com/products.cfm

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Immortal jellyfish might as well be immortal floating diapers in the ocean WHO THE FUCK CARES?

 

 

Holy fuck we actually agree on something.

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