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The Hadron Collider

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Asha

Asha

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I really hope you did not ACTUALLY write a blog about this nonsense.

Just incase anyone wants to see the other side of the non-worrying thing, a side I didn't want to be on. No-one has to read it, no-one has to reply to it or post a response.

There if you want it.

EDIT: Have edited my post now. Thought it might interest people but apparently not.

If Samilktray and Bert edit the link out of their replies, you need never know it existed.

The Reverend

The Reverend

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What you mean?

Nussul, I think you need some serious help, and i'm not even joking.

Do you ever leave your house? I wouldnt if i were you. You might get ran over, a murderer may pick you as his next victim, a slate may fall off a roof and smash your skull. Do you see my point? Just stay indoors. You'll be safe at home. Unless of course, say your computer blows up in your face. Perhaps you'll fall down the stairs, breaking your spine and killing yourself in the process. Perhaps you might drown in the bath, or maybe get killed by an electric shock.

So the best thing to do, would be to stay in one room, with nothing else in it except you. Then nothing can harm you. Unless there's an earthquake, which causes the room to collapse, crushing you. Or you could just internally combust.

All these things are more likely than the Hadron Collider creating a black hole. Probably. Maybe.

I hope that makes you feel better.

Asha

Asha

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Yes it does thanks.

What I was trying to say is that through the fear and everything you can't see things straight. Obviously now, looking back, it was a load of bollocks.

Craig

Craig

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Yes it does thanks.

What I was trying to say is that through the fear and everything you can't see things straight. Obviously now, looking back, it was a load of bollocks.

Today wasn't the day we're going to die anyway, that's in October sometime when they start the big experiment :thumbup: :thumbup:

The Reverend

The Reverend

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Yes it does thanks.

What I was trying to say is that through the fear and everything you can't see things straight. Obviously now, looking back, it was a load of bollocks.

I just cannot fathom how you could possibly get so worked up about something like that. Perhaps you have some sort of disorder? I'd have a look if i were you. Because seriously, it's not normal to get that worked up over something where theres practically zero chance of anything happening.

I'm sure theres some sort of disorder for that kind of thing.

LeeCovFox

LeeCovFox

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I just cannot fathom how you could possibly get so worked up about something like that. Perhaps you have some sort of disorder? I'd have a look if i were you. Because seriously, it's not normal to get that worked up over something where theres practically zero chance of anything happening.

I'm sure theres some sort of disorder for that kind of thing.

Even if that is the case, which I have no idea about, I'm not sure that discussing this on a public forum would help anybody's issues with confidence or anxiety. Not having a go by any means, because I know you're trying to help, but I think sometimes a bit of tact is in order. :thumbup:

Asha

Asha

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Today wasn't the day we're going to die anyway, that's in October sometime when they start the big experiment :thumbup::thumbup:

I'll make sure I'm not here around then. :whistle:

lildave3

lildave3

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Nussul, I think you need some serious help, and i'm not even joking.

Do you ever leave your house? I wouldnt if i were you. You might get ran over, a murderer may pick you as his next victim, a slate may fall off a roof and smash your skull. Do you see my point? Just stay indoors. You'll be safe at home. Unless of course, say your computer blows up in your face. Perhaps you'll fall down the stairs, breaking your spine and killing yourself in the process. Perhaps you might drown in the bath, or maybe get killed by an electric shock.

So the best thing to do, would be to stay in one room, with nothing else in it except you. Then nothing can harm you. Unless there's an earthquake, which causes the room to collapse, crushing you. Or you could just internally combust.

All these things are more likely than the Hadron Collider creating a black hole. Probably. Maybe.

I hope that makes you feel better.

:crylaugh:

The Reverend

The Reverend

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Even if that is the case, which I have no idea about, I'm not sure that discussing this on a public forum would help anybody's issues with confidence or anxiety. Not having a go by any means, because I know you're trying to help, but I think sometimes a bit of tact is in order. :thumbup:

Yeah, i think your right actually, perhaps i was a bit tactless there.

Read his blog though, (which is well written by the way), and i think you'll know what i mean. But i was a bit blunt.

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