Naaah. More like about 4 billion, I think.
Either way, none of us will be here.
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:20, 3 replies, latest was 16 years ago)

yeah, so shut the fuck up chompy

( Lisette von Falcon, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:21, Reply)

You want me to bitch slap him next time he turns up uninvited to one of my parties?

(Bazongaloid, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:22, Reply)

I want you to punch him so his glasses fall off then I want you to stomp on them.
Like a REAL bully would do.
( Lisette von Falcon, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:28, Reply)

:( glasses are expensive.

(PsychoChomp, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:29, Reply)

You'd better start saving up for some new ones then.

(Bazongaloid, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:32, Reply)

well stop being a know-it-all twat and maybe you can keep them safe

( Lisette von Falcon, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:34, Reply)

I'm totally looking forward to doing this
After I've stomped his glassess, while he's crawling on the floor trying to find them by touch I'm going to nod my head like yeah, move my hips like yeah and totally throw a party in the USA.
(Bazongaloid, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:29, Reply)

In a billion years the sun will have scorched the earth to buggery.

( SteveFrench Cardio is for homo's. do you even lift bro?, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:22, Reply)

...and Chompy will be overjoyed.

(wellgroomedwookiee is a filthy-minded hobgoblin, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:24, Reply)

I think you'll find that this detailed and legitimate reference website
says 1.1 billion. www.frontiernet.net/~docbob/sun.htm

But I think the difference is between when the sun get's hot enough to burn away the atmosphere to when it actually envelopes the earth
(PsychoChomp, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:24, Reply)

I think the fact that you chose this website proves you're a massive fucking flaming gay.
Also, wiki.answers.com/Q/When_the_sun_burns_out_what_will_happen
( Lisette von Falcon, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:27, Reply)

Ah - fair enough.
On the other hand, Wikipedia gives about 5 billion years before it becomes a red giant: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun#Life_cycle . But I know not everyone trusts Wikipedia, so I checked NASA. They say 5 billion, too www.nasa.gov/worldbook/sun_worldbook.html .
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Wed 11 Aug 2010, 15:40, Reply)