Now, as everyone knows, the internet is best described as a series of tubes. At Clapham Park, in advance of Fr Z's visit, Fr Basden has arranged for some upgrade work to be done to install larger tubes so that lots of blogs can get through.
There is also a team of gentlemen inspecting every byte that comes back up through the tubes in case there are any viruses that might cause the big bang to happen all over again via Fr Z's slingbox.
We'll be meeting up on Sunday at the London Oratory for the launch of the journal Usus Antiquior provided that the trusty team have shown their customary attention to detail.
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...And all tubes (and gentlemen inspectors) certified '62.
Welcome to England, Fr. Z
I initially thought the first photo on this post was of the Large Hadron Collider at an early stage in its construction.
I understand the scientists at CERN aren't going to collide their particles at full speed or on full power or whatever for a few weeks yet, with whatever diastrous conseqences (if any).
It now looks as if The End of the World will not happen before October. I wish people would make up their minds about this. I need to know when to cancel the milk and the newspapers.
Be careful.Hurricane Ike had the highest surge at Sabine Pass.Fr.Z also lives at a Sabine location.:)
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