January 23, 2008 (Computerworld) -- Nanotechnology researchers have
built the darkest material ever made by man. A senior researcher says
this material is even darker than the inside of a randroids thick
paleolithic skull.

The material, a thin carpet of tiny hollow tubes of pure carbon
vertically aligned like packaged spaghetti, absorbs more than 99.9%% of
light, just as a randroids skull allows neither light nor reason to
enter it's stygian darkness.

The key to this discovery was finding how to create a long, extremely
porous vertically-aligned carbon nanotube array with certain surface
randomness, therefore minimizing reflection and maximizing absorption
simultaneously." The next logical step is develop a tool capable of
cracking open a randroidian skull as current technology is just not
capable of cutting through such dense, dark material.

On Jan 24, 7:45 pm, Errol gmail.com> wrote:

How did ewe find out about it Ewol? I know, by looking into your
fucking mind? you stupid bastard.

Michael Gordge

On Jan 24, 1:11 pm, Michael Gordge xtra.co.nz> wrote:

NEWSFLASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mikey fails Turing test and is reclassified as a fax/copier machine
machine. "The inability to differentiate between reason and two
dimensional randroidist, rehearsed...

On Jan 24, 11:34 pm, Errol gmail.com> wrote:

Thank fuck for that, and ewe'd have passed it exceedingly well no
doubt Ewol? poor sod

MG