and " The Worlds End " is a pub in London, a few actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
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and " The Worlds End " is a pub in London, a few actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
At least I won't have to vote !
Fossils and dinosaurs...…..HMMMMM. Land rover drivers. Probably wouldn't notice, anyway.
So, serious question, how much notice will we get, years, months, weeks or hours?
Serious answer Ian:Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Most probably no notice - the most likely asteroid that we wouldn't see is a "Sun-grazer", one that comes from behind the Sun being "hidden" from our view by the Sun's glare. So always be nice to each other in case that happens :)
The odds of this happening in our lifetimes are incalculably long.
That is what the dinosaurs said [bigwhistle]Quote:
The odds of this happening in our lifetimes are incalculably long.
Personally though IF an event like this was to happen I would prefer Not to be told about it.
IF, this where to happen, I would like about a week notice..........
so I could go back to Tassie, say hooroo to the mates, cuddle the cuddley ones, and belt the living suitcase out of the very prominent cad whom swindled 10 grand from me.
Why wait for an end of the world event to do that?, If the toad deserves a flogging just do it[thumbsupbig]Quote:
and belt the living suitcase out of the very prominent cad whom swindled 10 grand from me.
I'd like a couple of months notice, enough time to hit the bank up for a big enough loan to go out having a fat time.:BigThumb:
If you did that them "Murphy's law" would dictate that the asteroid would miss[bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian