OT - Is the universe finite in size?

[Parasite]

Originally posted by narf poit chez BOOM:
(10^78)-1 atoms... in the universe
(10^78)-1 atoms... in the universe
and if one little atom, should accidentally split,
there'd be...
(10^78)-2 atoms... in the universe...

Cyrien, ever heard 'i plan on living forever...so far, so good?'

I thought when you split an atom you got two, not one less. You will be counting for a long time. Sorry, this was just too funny for my twisted sense of humor. [Edit] I ate a piece of cheese in your honor.

[ October 13, 2003, 19:50: Message edited by: Parasite ]

[Cyrien]

Yes I have heard that one.

And you only get two atoms if you split a heavier atom. If you were to split a hydrogen atom (is that possible?) you would get a free nucleus and electrons... Hrmm...a great big burning ball of plasma we like to call stars? Cept that is fusion... AHHHHHH!

[narf poit chez BOOM]

I ate a piece of cheese in your honor.

we here at mousecorp would like to gage the success of our product. therefore...

now that your all screaming in horror, which comment was it that you liked?