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reddit sent a practice headcrab plushy and a half-life strategy guide as well, now we're safe for sure.
I'm more worried that it might produce an earth obliterating black hole. I guess that wouldn't be so bad, because it'd hopefully kill the inevitable head crabs...
A crowbar could easily stave off a black hole in the hands of Gordon Freeman.
Half Life 2: Episode 3 is going to be based in CERN, I guarantee it.
Half Life 2: Episode 3 is going to be based in CERN, I guarantee it.
I think I'd rather die than get zapped to Xen and be forced to do jumping puzzles and fight nutsack monsters for the rest of my (probably short) life.
And if anybody bitches about spoilers, you had nine years to play through the game. Get over it.
And if anybody bitches about spoilers, you had nine years to play through the game. Get over it.
I love CERN's experiment. Even if it kills us all, it'll be an awesome way to go. Then afterward when we're all in Hell comparing how we all died, we got the trump for the coolest death: "I FELL INTO A BLACK HOLE, BITCH!"
Or on the other hand it'll just confirm or deny all our theories about physics. I dig it.
Or on the other hand it'll just confirm or deny all our theories about physics. I dig it.
I think living under Combine rule would be alright. Until some douchebag in glasses comes in my apartment and throws my TV out the window.
I have to find a way to work
"I FELL INTO A BLACK HOLE, BITCH!"
into everyday conversation.
A phrase like that deserves to be used outside of the internet.
"I FELL INTO A BLACK HOLE, BITCH!"
into everyday conversation.
A phrase like that deserves to be used outside of the internet.
The trouble with the LHC is that it's dealing with shit that we didn't know existed ten years ago, we just have no clue what the hell it's going do - that's why they're firing it up in the first place.
"FOR SCIENCE!"
"FOR SCIENCE!"
While I'm almost entirely certain nothing will happen tomorrow, I must remind everyone that when scientists tested the first atomic bomb, they calculated a 3% chance it would ignite the atmosphere and destroy all life on Earth, then did it anyway (which is awesome). Nothing happened, and in a way that's reassuring, but you can almost imagine the scientists saying, "We're pretty sure this is safe, so there's no need to worry the public about these small tears in the fabric of space-time we've predicted might appear."
In short, the universe won't end, but it's probably more likely to happen in the minute they turn the LHC on than in the minute before.
In short, the universe won't end, but it's probably more likely to happen in the minute they turn the LHC on than in the minute before.
guys...
http://www.gamepolitics.com/2008/09/09/end-world-half-life039s-gordon-freeman-spotted-cern-atom-smasher
he knows...
http://www.gamepolitics.com/2008/09/09/end-world-half-life039s-gordon-freeman-spotted-cern-atom-smasher
he knows...
I hope all that time I spent day dreaming in history a few years ago about this won't go to waste!
Bravo to the boys who sent this crowbar! Here's hoping they use it better than I did.
Bravo to the boys who sent this crowbar! Here's hoping they use it better than I did.
Im of the opinion that if theres even just a ridiculously tiny chance a resonance cascade could occur from using this thing, it needs to be turned on and used immediately. Im glad they are now prepared.
I saw a guy with a sign that said "The World Ends 9/10/08" on the offramp to Interstate-70 in Kansas City like a week ago.
Haha, awesome! Real life Half-life? I've been trained for years now, lets do it.
"Don't drink the water. They put something in the water..."
"Don't drink the water. They put something in the water..."
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