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Er... I think I messed up the universe a bit
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How about this for a fun random event? 
"Alright, so accidents happen. But the accident that happened today is a rather awful one. Scientists triggered the end of the Universe. By mistake, that is.
It was all supposed to be under control. Sure, in the 1990s, there were some oddball scientists who gave off warnings that things might one day go terribly wrong at the lab. But no-one really cared.
Unfortunately, the oddballs were right. Today, during an experiment in high-energy physics, the inconceivable happened. The experiment triggered what scientists call a quantum vacuum collapse. And one second later, the dreaded phenomenon has wiped out all matter on the planet. The world with everything and everyone on it has simply ceased to exist.
But that's not all. Traveling at the speed of light, a huge wave of destruction sets out from where the Earth used to be. Like the shockwave of a bomb exploding, it flings off into all directions. And everywhere it passes, it brings about mayhem and destruction. Voom! -- there goes the Moon. Slam! -- that was the Sun. Spat! -- Mars, Jupiter, Pluto; all gone. The shockwave never stops. It will expand and expand. And expand, until every molecule in the Universe is dead."
      
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by Citizen Ichimaru - 4/4/2003 10:53:00 PM
umm it could still take up to 100000 years for it to reach the otherside of the galaxy an entire interseteller civillaztion could rise and fall in that much time.
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If you can make this, I'd download it. 
 
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by Citizen DRAX40K - 4/10/2003 4:22:14 PM
Jeez Ming! You seem to be a glass is half empty sort of guy. So far all your suggestions result in the destruction of the galaxy, pretty hard to win the game if that happens.
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I dont know maybe I could try to make some sort of 'accidental' planetary collapsion or somethin. Certainly would be a bit more practical then the whole universe going bye bye.
(then again I dont want to take away the jobs of the terrorist civilizations)
      
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