No sound? Lame...

Probably caused by global warming. Everything else seems to be.

(tongue in cheek)

I hope no one was hurt.

I missed an opportunity to surf the greatest wave ever?

Oh shit, how long until the wave reaches us?!?

Let's go mega-surfin' Dude! It will be rad(iation)! I'll bring the 3.0x10^8 SPF sunblock, you bring the Unobtainium surfboards, and Cowboy Neil will bring the beer.

That movie is pretty cool

I can't agree. I'd say it's very hot.

If only we were that lucky. This was the clearly work of Galactus. He probably got tired of his herald making jokes about that big jug head of his and tossed his silver ass into the sun at about half the speed of light. Surf this, jerk.

This is nothing. Wait until the sun's ice caps melt, then we'll be in trouble.

Your momma is so fat when she steps into the ocean her ripples cause a tsunami ... ON THE SUN

too bad you can't hear the woosh sound of that joke going over your head in space either

If you play it backwards you hear, "Paul is dead, Paul is dead".

Maybe Al Gore will have a Live Sun concert to raise enough funds to prevent future tSUNnami's

You must be... no, scratch that, you ARE new here.

The sun is very hot except at night.

Hmm, what would a wave of gas sound like?

First, did it come out of Uranus?

The source was a solar glacier breaking off.

Make sure to use all-temperature wax.

Heck, let's make a new word for that. Let's call it "Sunami" :D

"Where's the Kaboom? There was supposed to be an Earth-shattering Kaboom!"

Obviously, it would sound as if a hundred thousand people suddenly said "foop".

Just wait until Mercury and Venus jump up and throw their hands in the air, then we're next. Don't mis-time it and spoil things for everybody else!

actually you hear "Here comes the sun."

No, it was Xenu, the Galactic Overlord, testing his new hydrogen bomb.
(Please don't sue me)

...followed by an Earth-shattering silence?

Explosion? I'd expected to hear some surfing music, possibly "good vibrations"

Try a corona.

You forgot to put this in your configs.

Router#config t
Router(config)#no sunspot degradation


If you had put this in you wouldn't have these issues. Sunspot interference is turned on by default. But after you disable it, the case acts like a Faraday Cage so you won't have to worry about pesky radiation interfering with your lan/wan operations.

In reality though, I suppose Cisco equipment does have some stuff enabled yet not configured by default that I would rather it not.