From: Rusty Hinge on
Dr Ivan D. Reid wrote:
> ...then what's going to hit me next?
>
> Firstly I lost my news-swerver. Which means I've also lost all my
> unread posts because there's no way to synchronise between the departed
> Brunel swerver and this one I'm test-driving.
>
> Then I lost my job. I thought I was safe on a two-year rolling
> grant but apparently the possibility of grant cuts from Swindon Town
> Football Club is so great that Brunel can't renew my contract on October
> 1st. So, no Higgs discovery for me[1], and mebbe I'll be going back to Oz
> earlier than I thought.
>
> So what am I going to lose next, my virginity?
>
> I'm going to have to change my .sig.
>
> [1] Unless they find it before October 1st, 2012, when my signing rights
> for CMS papers will expire.

Only just got round to some of this backlog.

Commis,

If I had one, I'd attach a Higgs' Boson to this message so you could Be
Famous[TM] for finding it.

The one I was after was too small for the mesh of my flutterby net.

--
Rusty
From: Rusty Hinge on
Anahata wrote:
> On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:12:42 +0000, Dr Ivan D. Reid wrote:
>
>> Well, as one girl once said to me, "I've lost my virginity but I
>> still have the box it came in!"
>
> I wish I'd met grils like that when I was younger.
> But then, I probably did, and ran away scared because I didn't understand
> what they were on about.

I represent that.

Mind you, the first 'gril' was well into her fifties (I was twenty) and
I'm not sure whether I regret not recognising the 'come-on' sniggles.

By the time I met the second - 'nuff said.

--
Rusty
From: bobharvey on
On 12 Aug, 09:20, Rusty Hinge <rusty.hi...(a)foobar.girolle.co.uk>
wrote:
> If I had one, I'd attach a Higgs' Boson to this message so you could Be
> Famous[TM] for finding it.

Since no-one knows what one looks like there must be a finite (Ok,
small, but finite) chance that Higgs is a Higgs boson. Has anyone
tried colliding him with anything?