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Typical isn't it. 

You wait for ages to find the Higgs Boson and then: Two come along at the same time.

I was wandering around the farm in a right old Quantum state recently. I was trying to work out why the electron has mass, and attempting to discern the true nature of time when I spotted a second Higgs Boson.





Isn't that just typical. 

Now I realise why they are so easily lost and why they are so hard to find. If you should spot a Higgs Boson, leave it where it is, don't disturb it. You should inform the authorities at CERN in Switzerland and they will come and collect it.

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