Wonders of the Solar System

[Liz]

Originally Posted by astroron

Jealousy is a curse
Cheers

Its sad isnt it Ron, poor Craig and Carl ...... wishing they had long tousled hair and gleaming teeth.

Will chase that utube clip now Suzy.
Just watched it and it was great, just a bit naughty at the end. Brian looked great in his brown suit, brown shoes and brown socks, very smart. Might watch a few more of those utubey clips with BC.

[sjastro]

Originally Posted by CraigS

His teeth must be fake !!



Cheers

Why this sordid attack?

Isn't being a particle physicist damnation enough?

Steven

[astroron (Ron)]

Originally Posted by Liz

Its sad isnt it Ron, poor Craig and Carl ...... wishing they had long tousled hair and gleaming teeth.

Will chase that utube clip now Suzy.
Just watched it and it was great, just a bit naughty at the end. Brian looked great in his brown suit, brown shoes and brown socks, very smart. Might watch a few more of those utubey clips with BC.

Liz, you forgot to mention those lovely lips
Cheers

[CraigS]

Originally Posted by sjastro

Why this sordid attack?

Isn't being a particle physicist damnation enough?

Steven

You're right, Steven …


… another oversight on his part !!
… comb … teeth .. particle physicist !!



Cheers
PS: I hope Brian isn't reading this !!

[sjastro]

Originally Posted by CraigS

You're right, Steven …


… another oversight on his part !!
… comb … teeth .. particle physicist !!



Cheers
PS: I hope Brian isn't reading this !!

Where do you think he got his big white teeth. While it has been established in another thread that a proton beam will burn a hole through your head, a lepton beam will whiten and shape one's teeth.

Steven

[renormalised (Carl)]

The tousled hair is all due to him sticking his head in a cloud chamber...filled with dry ice

His excuse was he was looking for Peter Higgs

[renormalised (Carl)]

Originally Posted by astroron

Liz, you forgot to mention those lovely lips
Cheers

Botox

Then a shot of collagen

[Liz]

Originally Posted by CraigS

PS: I hope Brian isn't reading this !!

Yes, crossed my mind too.
More positive than negative though. Onya Brian mate.

[renormalised (Carl)]

Originally Posted by CraigS

PS: I hope Brian isn't reading this !!

I wouldn't care if he was

[sjastro]

Originally Posted by renormalised

I wouldn't care if he was

He would probably give us all a spray.....of protons.

[CraigS]

i'm going to join a Mayan Calendar cult, in protest !

[Suzy]

After reading the above posts, my face hurt from laughing so hard.

Originally Posted by renormalised

The tousled hair is all due to him sticking his head in a cloud chamber...filled with dry icehttp://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/....es/happy19.gif

Nope, he's hair is perfectly straigtened with a straigtening iron- those wisps no exactly where they need to point.

Originally Posted by CraigS

PS: I hope Brian isn't reading this !!

Brian, if you are reading this, I want to have dinner with you when you are in Oz, and am sure Liz will join too. Or I can cook you dinner and Liz can feed you alcohol. Pm me. Hubby won't mind, as he understands the secrets of the universe needs to be solved.

All these posts are still topic related right . We are after all talking about Brian Cox which is directly related to the show.

[sjastro]

Brian, if you are reading this, I want to have dinner with you when you are in Oz, and am sure Liz will join too. Or I can cook you dinner and Liz can feed you alcohol. Pm me. Hubby won't mind, as he understands the secrets of the universe needs to be solved.

Have dinner with a particle physicist? They make mathematicians appear humble.

In science's great chain of being, the particle physicists place themselves with the angels, looking down from the heavenly spheres on the chemists, biologists, geologists, meteorologists - those who are applying, not discovering nature's most fundamental laws. Everything, after all, is made from subatomic particles. Once you have a concise theory explaining how they work, the rest should just be filigree.
Even the kindred discipline of solid-state physics, which is concerned with the mass behavior of particles – what metals, crystals, semiconductors, whole lumps of matter do - is often considered a lesser pursuit. "Squalid state physics," Murray Gell-Mann, discoverer of the quark, dubbed it. Others dismiss it as "dirt physics."

Regards

Steven

[ceramicweasel]

I don't suppose anyone knows the title of the song used in the SBS advertisement for this program?

[CraigS]

Squalid state physics," Murray Gell-Mann, discoverer of the quark, dubbed it. Others dismiss it as "dirt physics."

Well now that explains it all !

I rest my case … I'm off to worship my calendar !

.. such a poignant note to end upon ! …

Cheers
PS: ceramicweasel: … no I have no idea ….

[renormalised (Carl)]

Originally Posted by sjastro

He would probably give us all a spray.....of protons.

Not fundamental enough

But then again, how long is a piece of string

[renormalised (Carl)]

Originally Posted by CraigS

i'm going to join a Mayan Calendar cult, in protest !

I'll just go read Hitchhiker's instead

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[shelltree (Shelley)]

Originally Posted by Suzy

After reading the above posts, my face hurt from laughing so hard.



Nope, he's hair is perfectly straigtened with a straigtening iron- those wisps no exactly where they need to point.



Brian, if you are reading this, I want to have dinner with you when you are in Oz, and am sure Liz will join too. Or I can cook you dinner and Liz can feed you alcohol. Pm me. Hubby won't mind, as he understands the secrets of the universe needs to be solved.

All these posts are still topic related right . We are after all talking about Brian Cox which is directly related to the show.

CAN I COME!?!?! I will make him my famous roast chicken with lemon, honey, garlic and herb sauce and mustard rosemary potatos and for desert... Well, we wouldn't want anything sweet to wreck those gleaming teeth of his, now would we!? And then we would all talk far into the wee hours of the morning about the many wonders of the universe and more...

Ahem, anyway. Back on topic.

I started watching Wonders of the Solar System on the way to Rarotonga as it was one of the only worthwhile documentaries provided on the flight. I was instantly mesmerised! And I thought he was like 26 but alas he is not around my age But the series is amazing so far, he explains in such a way that tantalises us about the mysteries of the universe yet keeps it grounded by explaining these amazing things by relating them to things we can observe on Earth.

And he's pretty

[Liz]

Originally Posted by ceramicweasel

I don't suppose anyone knows the title of the song used in the SBS advertisement for this program?

Only saw the promo once, and was so excited. I remember the music was pretty powerful, check it tonight.

Originally Posted by Suzy

Brian, if you are reading this, I want to have dinner with you when you are in Oz, and am sure Liz will join too. Or I can cook you dinner and Liz can feed you alcohol. Pm me. Hubby won't mind, as he understands the secrets of the universe needs to be solved.

.

Yes, I am the alcohol girl, thanks Suzy!!

Originally Posted by shelltree

CAN I COME!?!?! I will make him my famous roast chicken with lemon, honey, garlic and herb sauce and mustard rosemary potatos and for desert...
I started watching Wonders of the Solar System on the way to Rarotonga as it was one of the only worthwhile documentaries provided on the flight. I was instantly mesmerised!.

And he's pretty

Mmmm, sounds good Shelly.

[CraigS]

Originally Posted by shelltree

And he's pretty

… pretty grubby …!!…

Cheers

PS: I might drag meself away from my Mayan Calendar research and give him a chance, tonight .. I suppose .. ho hum ...