The Big Bang theory...true or false???

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Renegade_Turner » Fri Mar 13, 2009 12:39 pm

Wilbefast wrote:...and I somehow doubt that's ever going to happen :D
So anyway, that Big Bang Theory eh? That's really something! Err...

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Ozymandias » Fri Mar 13, 2009 7:48 pm

Glabbit wrote:Be sure to practise with really hot tea first. Irony is hot :lol:
Hh, what? *drinks some molten iron*

Mmm, much less teeth hurting...

more internal organs melting... that's probably bad.
Renegade_Turner wrote:
Wilbefast wrote:...and I somehow doubt that's ever going to happen :D
So anyway, that Big Bang Theory eh? That's really something! Err...
if 'bang' is slang for intercouse, would the Big Bang be some huge intergalactic cluster fuck? =p

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Glabbit » Sat Mar 14, 2009 3:40 am

I do believe there was some book I read which had that pun in it, but very well built up.
Pity I can't remember any more than that about it, though.

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Post by Zhukov » Sat Mar 14, 2009 10:02 am

Glabbit wrote:I do believe there was some book I read which had that pun in it, but very well built up.
Pity I can't remember any more than that about it, though.
One of the first two Discworld novels contains a quality pun along those lines.


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Post by Glabbit » Sat Mar 14, 2009 3:46 pm

Zhukov wrote:
Glabbit wrote:I do believe there was some book I read which had that pun in it, but very well built up.
Pity I can't remember any more than that about it, though.
One of the first two Discworld novels contains a quality pun along those lines.
Yes, I do believe it was Pratchett who made such a pun...
It'd make the most sense, too since I don't read very much else...

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Post by Renegade_Turner » Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:51 am

Glabbit wrote:
Zhukov wrote:
Glabbit wrote:I do believe there was some book I read which had that pun in it, but very well built up.
Pity I can't remember any more than that about it, though.
One of the first two Discworld novels contains a quality pun along those lines.
Yes, I do believe it was Pratchett who made such a pun...
It'd make the most sense, too since I don't read very much else...
Ditto.

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Wilbefast » Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:00 am

I use irony whenever my shirts get too crumply :wink:

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Ac30 » Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:53 am

Ozymandias wrote:
Glabbit wrote:Be sure to practise with really hot tea first. Irony is hot :lol:
Hh, what? *drinks some molten iron*

Mmm, much less teeth hurting...

more internal organs melting... that's probably bad.
Renegade_Turner wrote:
Wilbefast wrote:...and I somehow doubt that's ever going to happen :D
So anyway, that Big Bang Theory eh? That's really something! Err...
if 'bang' is slang for intercouse, would the Big Bang be some huge intergalactic cluster fuck? =p
ugh, I wish... :D *nerdgasm*

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Wilbefast » Tue Mar 17, 2009 8:43 am

Ac30 wrote:
Ozymandias wrote:if 'bang' is slang for intercouse, would the Big Bang be some huge intergalactic cluster fuck? =p
ugh, I wish... :D *nerdgasm*
So that's why physicists are so into the whole big bang theory (the theory that they will one day all get laid)!

In the words of Scott Adams, male hormones are the driving force of all technological achievement: why do you think they're working so hard making virtual reality?

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Ac30 » Wed Mar 18, 2009 3:29 am

they already have it. they're called cams! :P
Wilbefast wrote:
Ac30 wrote:
Ozymandias wrote:if 'bang' is slang for intercouse, would the Big Bang be some huge intergalactic cluster fuck? =p
ugh, I wish... :D *nerdgasm*
So that's why physicists are so into the whole big bang theory (the theory that they will one day all get laid)!

In the words of Scott Adams, male hormones are the driving force of all technological achievement: why do you think they're working so hard making virtual reality?

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Wilbefast » Wed Mar 18, 2009 6:13 am

Ac30 wrote:they already have it. they're called cams! :P
I'd ask you to elaborate, but I have a feeling it would cause my faith in humanity to spontaneously combust.


An d'they'l i've d'happily eve rafter. Theen'd.

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by tomascokis » Wed Mar 18, 2009 7:22 am

you have faith in humanity?

Whens the last time you read a newspaper?

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by Wilbefast » Wed Mar 18, 2009 7:28 am

My faith in humanity is all dried up and brittle, and that's way is so susceptible to bursting into flames :shock:

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Re: The Big Bang theory...true or false???

Post by tomascokis » Wed Mar 18, 2009 7:37 am

I see...

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