Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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long half-baked croissant

a huge tube to chuck things down in opposite directions so they smash together and we can see what happens

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and we could call it a long half-baked croissant or LHC for short.. we could fire it up on Wednesday 8.30 just in time for breakfast.... oh hang on a minute...

—	sassenach, Sep 08 2008

Wednesday, 10pm http://www.scienced...09/080908140102.htm
[jutta, Sep 08 2008]

Up-to-the-Minute News... http://hasthelargeh...yedtheworldyet.com/
[FlyingToaster, Sep 10 2008]

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[marked-for-expiry] commentary on current events. Happy potential end of the world, everybody!

—	jutta, Sep 08 2008

//and we could call it a long half-baked croissant//

Give me a break, please.

—	skinflaps, Sep 08 2008

I think you'll just create fishon.

—	phundug, Sep 09 2008

I'm counting down the hours. I knew physics would give me some great pick-up lines one day.

—	Voice, Sep 09 2008

it was just a dry run.... they haven't started actually colliding stuff yet; see link.

—	FlyingToaster, Sep 10 2008

//we're still here.// Speak for yourself.

—	pertinax, Sep 11 2008

[Ian], it's strangely peaceful watching the tranquility inside that enormous building. I recommend everyone peek into that link for a while.

—	phundug, Sep 11 2008

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