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I still don’t know exactly what time it was, whether it was Dusk or Autumn?, when I realised I was sustaining myself - feeding on my own ego - no matter which way it went. I don’t know the time exactly, when I realise where it is. Where he is now..

..could be on my epitaph if this toon is true. Even if it’s true, I wont let it stop me from boogying down until it happens.

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A new quantum communication record has been set!

Scientists have managed to teleport a qubit (a tiny bit of information, or ‘quantum bit’) an amazing 144km instantaneously.

This is a great step forwards in communication technology.

New Scientist have the story.

Loading.Ready.Run. have a video of some awesome games that didn’t make it into Wii Play.

What a little cainer.

Another Friday night.

Got close to a really hot woman… was so drunk I didn’t get her name, but I can still dance.

FAIL

The End.

This is what FPS is all about, but in a real environment.

A British soldier gets shot in ass while on duty in Afghanistan.

He has a camera strapped to his helmet so you see basically what he’s seeing during the firefight.

If you’re faint hearted, don’t worry. There’s no gore or blood or people dying. Just a soldier that takes one for the team.

It’s pretty common knowledge that our sun - Sol - is going to shit itself in about 5 billion years.

That’s a pretty long time to wait for a spectacular stellar event.

There’s an even bigger show that will be on before that one though, and it involves more than just our little ball of hot stuff.

In a mere 2 billion years, our galaxy - The Milky Way - will crash right into Andromeda - the closest galaxy to us.

Sadly, the crash will be pretty tame, with scientists suggesting that there will be no star on star action because of the immense distances in between them.

It’s not even going to rip our solar system apart, which seems pretty weak. We should, however, get some meteor or comet action coming our way, since it should be able to at least disrupt the Oort cloud enough to liven things up.

Sciencemag.org have the story.

Ars Technica have a story about scientists potentially creating black holes on earth with the Large Hadron Collider that’s due to come online later this year.

If created they could sink to the centre of the Earth and slowly suck the entire planet in on itself!

Sounds like a cure for global warming, estrogenisation, religion and all of the other shit plaguing the Earth these days.

Great work guys!

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Thank him, or blame him for it. The choice is yours.