FG: MAFIA 31: Nobel Laureates of Doom

[Sparrowhawk]

Ironically enough, that should be enough to save yourself, and enough for Civman to be the next victim (depending on Jonny changing his vote if allowed...which would still make it possible for a tie).



Darkcloud and Hercules could yet make Jonny's vote a moot point however

[Skanky Burns]

Jonny is allowed to "change" his vote as he has yet to make a valid vote.

[Ljube]

Originally posted by Sparrowhawk

Enrico Fermi?

Indeed.

The inventor of the atomic bomb.

[Ljube]

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
I don't think it's civman.

Paramir is very suspicious.

This is suicide. You won't go to heaven now.

[Hercules]

Even I can't save Civman now. Hmm Actually I might be able to. If Ben Kenobi doesn't want to save his own life, why should I save him.

[Spaced Cowboy]

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
As for Spaced Cowboy, I'm very disappointed that he thinks I am trying to have him killed.

?? Just following a second dogpile to get two players in a tie.

[DarkCloud]

civman2000 I hate ties.

and no, I'm not changing my avatar. This one has special meaning for me... I only put it up for a very specific reason (and I browse with avatars off)

[Ljube]

Those who are openly stubborn in their refusal to change avatar as well as those who browse with avatars off have very low life expectancy in this game.

[-Jrabbit]

Originally posted by Jon Miller
I just want to know what evidence or physics is being used that makes everyone so suspicious of Osheroff as his own killer.

Jon Miller

It's gotta be a chronic hysteresis.

[Ben Kenobi]

This is suicide. You won't go to heaven now.

Then the mob shall have the satisfaction of hanging an innocent.

[paramir]

Then the mob shall have the satisfaction of hanging an innocent.

i love hanging inocents that vote for me

[DarkCloud]

I'll remember that threat, ljube.

[duke o' york]

You're all fools for killing me!

May none of your equations ever balance, and may all your theorems remain unproven!

[-Jrabbit]

[rah]

In between deaths I guess I should enlighten you all.
I'm sure you'll all be quite interested in....

A superfluid flows without any viscosity or resistance and has other exceptional properties. In 1965 I formulated a theory of the superfluid phase in helium-3--the rare isotope of helium--in the Physical Review. Seven years later, just weeks after the discovery of the superfluid, I extended my analysis in a PRL paper and precisely identified the state that was seen in the new data. My theory has been borrowed in many areas of physics, including models of phase transitions in the very early universe.