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"I had to restart my essay"

*cries*

It was rubbish so I picked another question with no books on the subject, ah well more to write about.

Errrrm thats me.

I might be tempted to up your grade if you put a bit more gore in it.

"No matter what, the love between Nancy and Phil was unbreakable.

But one day in a lab, the unthinkable happened... the evil anti-proton came to exist and ruined their lives forever."

Surely that's better than an F?

ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> Mike, Phil?
>
> I think the national curriculum has failed a great many people ... :D

You can't blame it for me. I wasn't taught in the UK! :P

Mike, Phil?

I think the national curriculum has failed a great many people ... :D

You don't know much about protons at all, do you? If you did, you'd know his name was Mike.

Cheers Borat, I feel the passion as I write, and therefore felt the bond between Phil Proton and Nancy Neutron.

Well, would you have preferred if they clashed and anti-matter was made instead? There would have been tears and complaints instead.

The photon should be a proton, to be scientfically correct

And his name was Phil.

Daedalus wrote:
> No, anything is possible:
>
> "The photon clashed with the neutron and lived happily ever
> after."
>
> You see?

I'd give you an F for that, and only if I was in a good mood. :P

Daedalus wrote:
> No, anything is possible:
>
> "The photon clashed with the neutron and lived happily ever
> after."
>
> You see?

Yeah, the hairs on the back of my neck are standing on end. Beautiful :D

No, anything is possible:

"The photon clashed with the neutron and lived happily ever after."

You see?