Any thoughts?

[Bushey Boy]

if you dont pass out and need 10 days to recover you will be letting fred down

[herthab]

I'm thinking that my missus comes back home after being away for a week and that I better get rid of all the empty cans, fast food containers, tidy the house and hide my porn

(But all I'll probably do is hide the porn)

[Samdy Gray]

I'll try  

[wheretherealredsare]

I thought to help save the planet we could halve the use of anti-perspirant aerosols by spraying alternate armpits each day.

[Reg Smeeton]

I'm thinking I shouldn't have drank last night  :dead:

 I've been wondering how I went out for a quiet few and ended up getting hammered.....very careless

[jayohaitchenn]

I've mostly been trying to define the nature of reality...

In other news scientists recently found the most compelling evidence yet for the existance of dark matter but examining it's effects on nearby objects. Apparently Hubble has detected a ring of dark matter that is bending light around itself due to immense gravitational forces and causing a far away galaxy to be visible in 5 different locations in the sky.

Makes you think doesn't it?

[herthab]

I've mostly been trying to define the nature of reality...

In other news scientists recently found the most compelling evidence yet for the existance of dark matter but examining it's effects on nearby objects. Apparently Hubble has detected a ring of dark matter that is bending light around itself due to immense gravitational forces and causing a far away galaxy to be visible in 5 different locations in the sky.

Makes you think doesn't it?

Not really...........................

[Arriba]

trying to decide either to go fror a toby carvery or order an indian tonight?
mmm decisions decisions

[Jamiesfuturewife]

Im wondering what to have for lunch

[flammableBen]

arriba, Get a curry.

jayohaitchenn, massive things bending light in space is indeed ace. As is light generally. Not only does it act like both a wave and a particle but it still moves relatively slowly compared to the size of the universe. It's the fastest you can go without some sort of new physics development which bends space-time or something. And even so it would still a year to get to our nearest neighbour star. By looking at things far away in space, you aren't so much as looking at things far away, but things billions of years ago.

Reg Smeeton, I'm generally disappointed when going out for a quiet few turns out to be actually only having a quiet few. Good work.

herthab, err.. bonfire? Not the cans though, recycle them.

Samdy Gray, if you don't think you're blind the next day then you've failed.

I've got work late. Which is a bit rubbish.

[Bushey Boy]

Ive not had a beer with you in ages Ben, I find due to this I have money in my wallet

Thank you

[Samdy Gray]

Samdy Gray, if you don't think you're blind the next day then you've failed.

Don't worry, I'm stocked up on industrial strength floor cleaner for when the lager runs out.

[jayohaitchenn]

I've mostly been trying to define the nature of reality...

In other news scientists recently found the most compelling evidence yet for the existance of dark matter but examining it's effects on nearby objects. Apparently Hubble has detected a ring of dark matter that is bending light around itself due to immense gravitational forces and causing a far away galaxy to be visible in 5 different locations in the sky.

Makes you think doesn't it?

Not really...........................

What not even a little bit? The fact that the universe is 85% made up of a sustance that is directly undetectable, that we cannot interact with at all, doesn't interest you in the slightest? A substance so important that with it the first stars would never have formed? A substance that is not only driving the expansion of universe, but is actually accelerating that expansion?

It's the greatest mystery since the Black Dahlia Murder.

[herthab]

I've mostly been trying to define the nature of reality...

In other news scientists recently found the most compelling evidence yet for the existance of dark matter but examining it's effects on nearby objects. Apparently Hubble has detected a ring of dark matter that is bending light around itself due to immense gravitational forces and causing a far away galaxy to be visible in 5 different locations in the sky.

Makes you think doesn't it?

Not really...........................

What not even a little bit? The fact that the universe is 85% made up of a sustance that is directly undetectable, that we cannot interact with at all, doesn't interest you in the slightest? A substance so important that with it the first stars would never have formed? A substance that is not only driving the expansion of universe, but is actually accelerating that expansion?

It's the greatest mystery since the Black Dahlia Murder.

Yeah, but it makes my head hurt.............................

[jayohaitchenn]

fB, the nearest star to us would take 4.2 years to reach at light speed, unfortunately nothing of mass can accerelate to light speed as it would take an infinate amount of energy and (theoretically) be occupying every bit of space in the universe at the same time...