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By Tommaso Dorigo | March 3rd 2014 02:59 PM | Print | E-mail

Tommaso Dorigo

Did you know about that dyslectic guy with an impotence problem who once came to Fermilab ? He said he'd been advised to go there as he wanted to get a hadron.

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