Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[Karabiner]

Tony might be a tosser, but if your readers can elevate themselves, we are discussing racehorse breeding, & trainers, next door, not all this science friction mumbo-jumbo. Oh, & Pandas. Jolly exciting it is, too.

Forgot to ask - how is Kizzy Wizzy?

Kizzy is sleeping on my foot, which is also sleeping.

I might visit Auld Reekie one of these days too. There's actually so much more to it than a couple of 'New- kid in town' pandas. (For the cultured observer that is).

So that'll be the auld reekies' outing to Auld Reekie.

[RED-DOG]

Tony might be a tosser, but if your readers can elevate themselves, we are discussing racehorse breeding, & trainers, next door, not all this science friction mumbo-jumbo. Oh, & Pandas. Jolly exciting it is, too.

Forgot to ask - how is Kizzy Wizzy?

Kizzy is sleeping on my foot, which is also sleeping.

I might visit Auld Reekie one of these days too. There's actually so much more to it than a couple of 'New- kid in town' pandas. (For the cultured observer that is).

So that'll be the auld reekies' outing to Auld Reekie.

I've been checking it out Ralph. It's either a 5 hour drive or £110 on the train. Driving makes more sense because then I have the van to sleep in, plus I can take the scenic East coast road, (South Shields, Hartlepool, Sunderland) it's the UK equivalent to California highway 1.

The trouble is, it gets late too early at this time of year, there would be no time to see anything. I might wait until early summer and take Mrs Red along as my fonfon ru.

[nirvana]

Coxy on entropy

Alice Roberts, for obvious reasons, can speculate as much as she wants on the universe and I'll listen but this surfer is on crack.

nb. The wind will never create a sand castle because it doesn't have a bucket

[gatso]

It's either a 5 hour drive or £110 on the train.

I'm going for new year and it's about £16 each way from london. you can go a lot cheaper than £110

[RED-DOG]

Oh come on Glen, cut Prof Brian a little slack. He deserves it, if only for managing to say "Cosmic" 78 times during a one hour show and being the smileyest person I've ever seen.

[RED-DOG]

It's either a 5 hour drive or £110 on the train.

I'm going for new year and it's about £16 each way from london. you can go a lot cheaper than £110

I take it you are riding on the inside?

[leethefish]

It's either a 5 hour drive or £110 on the train.

I'm going for new year and it's about £16 each way from london. you can go a lot cheaper than £110

I take it you are riding on the inside?

i loled a lot at this photo

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[RED-DOG]

I must admit I love the idea of being a little less Health & Safety concious.   

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[gatso]

it doesn't say on the tickets but I hope so. not liking the look of 3rd class

[doubleup]

That's the thing though, if the 'heat death' occurs, it can't all start over again - unless there's a stimulus from outside the universe. So we need to define what we mean by universe...

I thought that no one had established what caused the big bang?  Obviously it's something quite quite rare, as it hasn't happened again in the last 13 billion years or is something preventing it from happening?

[nirvana]

Oh come on Glen, cut Prof Brian a little slack. He deserves it, if only for managing to say "Cosmic" 78 times during a one hour show and being the smileyest person I've ever seen.

lol, tbf, he seems very nice and the last person on earth you'd think was on magic mushrooms or something like

[RED-DOG]

Oh come on Glen, cut Prof Brian a little slack. He deserves it, if only for managing to say "Cosmic" 78 times during a one hour show and being the smileyest person I've ever seen.

lol, tbf, he seems very nice and the last person on earth you'd think was on magic mushrooms or something like

Dr Alice Roberts, now she is cosmic. She can examine my origins any time.

[kinboshi]

That's the thing though, if the 'heat death' occurs, it can't all start over again - unless there's a stimulus from outside the universe. So we need to define what we mean by universe...

I thought that no one had established what caused the big bang?  Obviously it's something quite quite rare, as it hasn't happened again in the last 13 billion years or is something preventing it from happening?

Goddidit, ldo.

[leethefish]

I must admit I love the idea of being a little less Health & Safety concious.   

Click to see full-size image.

Lol
First class is where exactly?