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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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Guest Franklin

wtf WATMM?! jellyfish, who are really just plankton, are fucking tied with the LHC. i blame the ability to change your vote and the general stupidity of the watmm noobs. for shame. WATMM adds another disappointment in the string of things that suck with WATMM.

 

 

i still don't understand how gravity didn't win. one force we know basically nothing about.. but it acts on everything! it's the shit!

 

anyways, my vote's for the jellies.

 

so you wanted gravity to win, but not the mechanism by which we may be able to understand it?

 

exactly. this is exhibit A on how dumb the average WATMMer is. they have no clue what the LHC really is and what it does, so they vote for jellyfish, thinking of bioluminescent jellyfish in the deep sea when in fact they are voting for some plankton.

 

 

We already did a Deep Sea Creature compilation so let's move on from all that jelly fish shit...

 

 

immortal jellyfish was put into this contest by me, and I'm certainly not a noob.

this particular jellyfish is NOT a deep sea creature.

 

you seem to have given this a very superficial glance azatoth. This "plankton" seems to have done what no other has done living species has done which is to basically live forever. For me this has been a perfect match up. LHC is amazing science... we have the chance to see how the world started! holy fuck right! and this Jellyfish is actually immortal. it lives forever. It theoretically could have been there at the start! we could study that and maybe find ways to do so ourselves eventually... could you imagine tissues getting younger? so much for botox.

 

anyway, as it was said earlier, this is a great science vs. nature finale. Do we vote the thing itself or the contraption that studies the thing?

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the jelly fish could not have been there at the start of the universe. according to our current understanding of science anyways, which, oh yeah the LHC could help change!

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you seem to have given this a very superficial glance azatoth. This "plankton" seems to have done what no other has done living species has done which is to basically live forever. For me this has been a perfect match up. LHC is amazing science... we have the chance to see how the world started! holy fuck right! and this Jellyfish is actually immortal. it lives forever. It theoretically could have been there at the start!

 

 

Actually hydras, pines, and some lichens can potentially live forever too so it's not even really unique to the jellyfish.

 

 

Again,

 

most Turritopsis medusae are likely to fall victim to the general hazards of life as plankton, including being eaten by other animals, or succumbing to disease.

 

weak-ass jellyfish.

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please someone shop an immortal jellyfish wearing a north face jacket, a beard, having aspergers, masturbating while crying, living in the LHC - which just happened to be built at antarctica. next year we'll vote for the architect/building which is most idm.

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im still wondering how the hell hawking lost to boring ass sleep dep....i mean, wtf?

 

 

sleep dep is like the mood bells of IDM disorders.

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Guest lullezucht

please someone shop an immortal jellyfish wearing a north face jacket, a beard, having aspergers, masturbating while crying, living in the LHC - which just happened to be built at antarctica. next year we'll vote for the architect/building which is most idm.

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Close enough I guess.

Props to Plum for the extra added lol value. :beer:

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