Huzzah!
Did you know..
'Antimatter is currently the most valuable substance in existence, with an estimated worth of $300 billion per milligram'
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Sun 24 Jun 2007, 16:19,
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Did you know..
'Antimatter is currently the most valuable substance in existence, with an estimated worth of $300 billion per milligram'
It's like
the evil brother of ordinary matter.
When you bring the two together, they annihilate each other. Which makes storing it in tupperware boxes rather tricky.
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Sun 24 Jun 2007, 16:21,
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When you bring the two together, they annihilate each other. Which makes storing it in tupperware boxes rather tricky.
pfft, yeah
That's real science.
If you combine particles of Sheen with Antisheen in a Costanza-grade containment unit, though, you can control the reaction.
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Sun 24 Jun 2007, 16:27,
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If you combine particles of Sheen with Antisheen in a Costanza-grade containment unit, though, you can control the reaction.
I read in the Guardian
that popcorn has a 10,000% markup.
Surely not?
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Sun 24 Jun 2007, 16:22,
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Surely not?
Well
popcorn is created by combining corn with anti-corn. Given the extortionate price of antimatter, it's not surprising!
Wait, no, that was just a lie the cinema told me when I quizzed them on it. I'd imagine it's true though. I can easily imagine buying a handful of
corn for 3 pence (According to the wikipedia, it's $1.80 for 1 bushel, or 35 litres). Then you could sell the resulting popped stuff for £3
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Sun 24 Jun 2007, 16:26,
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Wait, no, that was just a lie the cinema told me when I quizzed them on it. I'd imagine it's true though. I can easily imagine buying a handful of
corn for 3 pence (According to the wikipedia, it's $1.80 for 1 bushel, or 35 litres). Then you could sell the resulting popped stuff for £3