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freshwest

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3. I didn't see it. You should link it to the OP.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 22, 2015, 05:24 AM

Mar 2015

Make 7 put a combined link to see all of them. I'll try to watch it tomorrow. Uh, rather later in the day. I'm still supposed to go to sleep here, you know.

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Here are all the new particles we might discover when the world's largest atom smasher turns back on [View all] TexasTowelie Mar 2015 OP

Is that before or after we're all sucked into the event horizon and DIE? freshwest Mar 2015 #1

You didn't pay attention to the videos in this thread, did you? TexasTowelie Mar 2015 #2

I didn't see it. You should link it to the OP. freshwest Mar 2015 #3

Theory of Relativity was surprisingly easy to learn. delrem Mar 2015 #4

Yes, I didn't have too much trouble with physics. TexasTowelie Mar 2015 #5

Oh, it took me years of self-discipline and training in math and philosophy. delrem Mar 2015 #6

I agree SoLeftIAmRight Mar 2015 #8

I skeered shenmue Mar 2015 #7