User:H2g2bob

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“He is a fool, don't listen to a word he says”

~ Oscar Wilde on h2g2bob

Me[edit | edit source]

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This user is a native speaker of Correct English.
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Yah meeht nawt beh abble tew undersvand zis usehr behkuz zey zpeek English, but Louder whif und estreemleh theuck akzent.
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This user only speaks HTML enough to seduce native HTML speakers .
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Protein.GIF This user joined the Folding@home Team, so he/she can show off about the fact that he/she has nothing better to do with his/her computer.

It's easy to find out stuff about me. Just speak the question out loud and shake the magic 8-ball [1] [2]:

“You may rely on it.”

~ Magic 8-Ball on your mom

Phonons[edit | edit source]

I love phonons. They're great! Big wibbly-wobbly vibrational waves expressed as quasipartices, what could be better? Anyway, this is the point:

“Hello?! Hello!?... Is this phone even on!?”

~ Oscar Wilde on Phonons

“Why is this vibrating?”

~ Oscar Wilde on Phonons

Shut up. It's my page, I'll put whatever piss poor phonon jokes on it I want.

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Awards[edit | edit source]

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  1. ^ Want an 8-ball? Just shove {{eightball|your questions}} where you feel.
  2. ^ Also, you may have noticed that you can't actually shake the magic 8-ball. In this case, I suggest that you speak the question, then shake yourself until you believe you're shaking the 8-ball. I call this the spake and shake system.