New Exotic Particle Could Help Explain What Holds Matter Together

Live Science ^ | October 14, 2014 | Kelly Dickerson

[doc1019]

Acknowledged. Sorry if I stepped on your toes. My bad.

[faithhopecharity]

what makes them thing things are holding together?
seems to us that the entire world is flying apart ...

[lbryce]

Every dog has its day, every sort of tape gets its glorious day of glom in the sun.

[doc1019]

Only on our world, not the universe.

[tet68]

Maybe we should call it the “Trannyon”, cause you
just don’t know what it’s going to turn out to be.

[freedumb2003]

>>Acknowledged. Sorry if I stepped on your toes. My bad.<<

I was thinking GMTA my friend.

:)

[Kickass Conservative]

Gorilla Glue, nothing else will do.

[UCANSEE2]

You also deserve credit for not calling it, like some people do, Duck Tape.

I saw some in the hardware store a few years ago, and it said Duck Tape. I assumed that was just a knockoff 'brand' name (because it was some pretty crappy tape).

I have called it Duct Tape all my life.

HOWEVER, the truth is that there is a specific 'type' called DUCT TAPE and it is designed just for air ducts.

However, the ORIGINAL tape was invented for use by the Military, and it was called DUCK TAPE. What you can buy at the hardware store NOW is (imho) neither DUCT TAPE nor DUCK TAPE. However, that is not the issue.

Bottom line: DUCK TAPE is the original and proper name for that particular type of tape.

I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't researched it.

[NoCmpromiz]

even if you called it the 'Entire Meaning to Life' particle

In that case, it most certainly would need to be called 42...

[tumblindice]

That’s good stuff, but if you don’t plan for glue expansion (something like foam insulation) gorilla glue will kick your butt.

[faithhopecharity]

Thanks. That’s very reassuring.

[UCANSEE2]

Two things I have found that aren’t worth a tinker’s damn.

Gorilla Glue and Duck Tape.

[Kickass Conservative]

You mean those cool Gorilla Glue commercials are (gasp) a lie?

Does this mean that Hopey Dopey Changey is a lie too?

Oh the Humanity. LOL

[Pelham]

No military types on this thread? You all failed to mention good old 100 mph tape:

http://www.goruck.com/en/100-mph-mil-spec-duct-tape#.VD4G0xY1DBQ

[freedumb2003]

>>You all failed to mention good old 100 mph tape:<<
Cool, yes. Effective yes.

But NOT a handyman cultural icon..

Just sayin’

:)

[lbryce]

Well, I am quite enlightened by all of this, even if it were only the result of the serendipitous alignment of the jetsam and flotsam that makes its way through the myriad tributaries that flow through our computers via the internets.

I had always assumed it was called DUCT TAPE, the original, the only, simply because it described exactly what the tape was for. To secure ducts. Any mere mention of having it called DUCK TAPE would have me ridicule anyone who could be as dumb and stupid as that. Well, I have been humbled before but never to this extent and now I feel divine, totally cleansed, free of sin and unholiness. And so I am ready to announce my candidacy for local Community Organizer.

[right way right]

There is nothing new under the sun.

[Squawk 8888]

Back in the 1980s when I did video work we called it gaffer tape, because the gaffer on a film set was responsible for securing all the cables.

[Organic Panic]

This is not science. The new scientific method declares a matter settled and ONLY testing that supports the settled science is allowed. Anything that challenges the settled science is heresy and heretics must be destroyed.

[Defiant]

Actually, the original name was Duck Tape when it was invented early in the 20th century. Later it became common to use it with heating ducts and it became more common to call it “duct tape”. Both versions survive. I always thought it was duct tape, and that duck was a mistake. Read an article not long ago setting out the history.