This is TOO weird.

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  • Brainmaster07
    FFR Player
    • Jun 2003
    • 2891

    #16
    Originally posted by JustJono
    Why doesn't someone just get four mechanical arms fused into their spinal chord, and then put on some geeky glasses to control the little particle? Err..
    copyright violations. Obviously .

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    • aracelibercelle
      FFR Player
      • Jun 2004
      • 91

      #17
      What the heck do they need it for anyway?
      Call me SHELL. (beats arace)

      Jewpinthethird: I could poke you all night...

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      • JustJono
        FFR Player
        • Nov 2003
        • 283

        #18
        "Business.. it's always business."
        - King Pin
        Jonathan Cruz

        http://www.mp3unsigned.com/Jono.asp

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        • QreepyBORIS
          FFR Player
          • Feb 2003
          • 7454

          #19
          You know, something with that destructive power is only considered "safe" at 1/1,000,000,000,000 chance. That is a trillion there.

          I didn't make that up either, it was in the article.

          Signature subject to change.

          THE ZERRRRRG.

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          • Mwerp
            Banned
            • Aug 2003
            • 1078

            #20
            They could have put the gobs of money it took to make it to such better uses.

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            • Krym
              FFR Player
              • Nov 2003
              • 234

              #21
              intresting...mabey a little too intresting?

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              • SotN
                FFR Player
                • Dec 2002
                • 1159

                #22
                How is this even possible? That one particle alone wont have enough energy to annihilate the earth, so I assume it causes some sort of chain reaction.

                I call bullshit. And you better prove it with a real article completely focused on this, not an aside in the middle of an article about plastics and definately not some lame-ass editorial.
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