edlib Posted November 10, 2006 Posted November 10, 2006 Black holes indeed... Yeah,.. back in the early, wild-west days of the web, about half the links you would click on in a thread like this all went directly to a full screen image of goatse. You just leaned to expect it after a while. When someone posts in a thread like this about "black holes" and says something like "click on this image!" I still get worried to this day. Too much of a setup...
Sabretooth Posted November 11, 2006 Posted November 11, 2006 wtf is goatse? *looks on google* oh my... I cannot believe that so many people have not yet witnessed the horror that is goatse... The pain of it when it when it comes straight at you, the first time, is absolutely priceless.
BongoBob Posted November 11, 2006 Posted November 11, 2006 The pain of it when it when it comes straight at you, the first time, is absolutely priceless. QFT
Black Knight of Keno Posted November 11, 2006 Posted November 11, 2006 I cannot believe that so many people have not yet witnessed the horror that is goatse... Those lucky bastards should be forced to look at the horrors of goatse for two hours straight... Ugh... I'm feeling sick even without seeing the picture. The horrors... *whimper*
Pho3nix Posted November 11, 2006 Posted November 11, 2006 Black holes indeed... Yeah,.. back in the early, wild-west days of the web, about half the links you would click on in a thread like this all went directly to a full screen image of goatse. You just leaned to expect it after a while. When someone posts in a thread like this about "black holes" and says something like "click on this image!" I still get worried to this day. Too much of a setup... Oh yeah goatse. Nowadays I get positively surprised if someone links an unsuspecting goatse link in IRC.
narfblat Posted November 12, 2006 Posted November 12, 2006 getting back on the black holes thing... Black holes aren't that much of a danger to the universe itself. It is and will continue expanding. Black Holes still have the same mass as when they were suns, just super-compacted and virtually invisible. The danger in black holes is in space travel, where you have to detect them without getting too close. Otherwise you get to a point where the escape velocity is greater than your vessel's capabilities.
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