Every day, on average, 2-3 physicists get married. On Saturday I’ll be attempting to push that average to as high as 3-4.
So (for our regular readers), there’ll be a longer gap between posts than usual. The future Mrs. Physicist (technically, her name will be “Dr. Physicist”) would probably prefer that I show up for the ceremony than stay at home writing about prime numbers and whatnot.
Congratulations
Congratulations!
Congratulations.
Haha, what’s wrong with simply cohabiting? As people of science, who deserve all honour, you should not be tied down by non-scientific institutions!
Mazal Tov!
Congratulations on the knot tying.
Congratulations!
Great news 😀
Congratulations! But, in theory, the average won’t change will it?
Thanks.
Congratulations, Sir!
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Great news Physicist! A happy marriage to you!
In keeping with your Star Trek pic, I offer this advice: remember to keep Rule of Acquisition number 40 in mind: She can touch your lobes, but never your profit. 🙂
Peace and Long Life,
Locutus
Congratulations! 😀
Congratulations. Been reading this blog for a while even though I can’t understand most of it.
Live long and prosper.
Congrats Physicist!!
Hey awesome man, congratulations
😀
Congratulations!
P.S.: Is it true that, on average, 2-3 physicists get married everyday?
Congratulations, brother!
Totally bodacious dude!
@John
Since I’m only one of the somewhere around a hundred thousand total physicists (rough number) worldwide, the fact that I got married had very little effect on the average, the “prior” that I’m getting married just means that there’s one marriage certain, and the others take care of themselves. That’s basically a “+1”.
@Kristianovski
Give or take!
Congrats!