... she collapsed into a black hole.
... McDonald's pays her to not eat there.
... an infinite precision number data type that tried to store her mass took up several geopbytes.
... calculating her diameter would take longer than the universe will last.
... she ate Andromeda.
...that she invalidated all existing BigInteger implementations.
...that when she uses an x86 machine the V flag (overflow) gets stuck true.
...that she needs multiple handles for Windows to manage her.
...that a copy constructor suddenly seems like a very bad idea.
...that it's no use checking her for self-assignment because an overflow is bound to happen anyway.
...that your compiler started crying when you declared her inline.
...that you come to the realization that the calling convention `fastcall` is relative.
...that the message of the bad_alloc that's throw while trying to allocate her is "Yeah Right"
...that she got stuck in the port while trying to send her over the network.
...that cloud computing doesn't even scratch the surface.
...that the standards committee was forced to update limits.h
I like Faster Pussycat's answer (anyone remember them???)
Of cuz I remember them but it seems they only produce 3, 4 albums before they "vanish". Unfortunately for them, that was also the same time GnR appear dwarfing them in sales and fame. I also like Cinderella Long Cold Winter album is classic in my eyes :P
My gosh today I check they are still around albeit with some changes in lineup though. Warrant, Quiet Riot, Ratt, Lynch Mob, Skid Row, Whitesnake etc etc. It is the 80's all over again! Now time to dig their mp3 somewhere in my house :P