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NintendoPie on 23 June 2012

You have 28 posts now, APM, rejoice!



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d21lewis on 23 June 2012

And where there's water, there's Loch Ness Monsters. I wanna eat some space Nessie!



NintendoPie on 23 June 2012
d21lewis said:
And where there's water, there's Loch Ness Monsters. I wanna eat some space Nessie!





chapset on 23 June 2012
AbbathTheGrim said:
I know this since Total Recall.

this, send schwarzey to turn mars into an habitable planet



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NintendoPie on 23 June 2012
BasilZero said:


Is that you in Nintendoland ;o?

 

IS that Tessie!??!

That is indeed me. 

And wowzers! NintendoLand was not as colourful as they advertised! FALSE ADVERTISEMENT!!!



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IIIIITHE1IIIII on 23 June 2012
zero129 said:
Wow this is great news :D, i love when things like this is found :D. I just hope they find someway to keep us alive a lot longer so we can see the day we start sending humans to mars :D.


Well, you might want to check this out, then (in case you haven't already).

:P



kain_kusanagi on 23 June 2012

A rock hits mars. It somehow smashes martian rocks into space. Those rocks float through the vast emptiness of space and somehow hit a tiny target in the darkness called Earth. Humans stumble on one of these rocks and even though they've never been to Mars or held a Martian rock before they decide it came from the red planet. Not only that but human scientist look long and hard at the rock until they see water under the surface of Mars.

Look, I don't doubt that Mars has liquid water. I've seen pictures of the surface of Mars with signs of it. I just don't like that scientists like to make definitive statements about implausible objects.

At the very least I'd like the science community and those that report on science to keep the phrase "maybe, maybe not" in their head while thinking up outlandish ideas.



NintendoPie on 23 June 2012
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
zero129 said:
Wow this is great news :D, i love when things like this is found :D. I just hope they find someway to keep us alive a lot longer so we can see the day we start sending humans to mars :D.


Well, you might want to check this out, then (in case you haven't already).

:P

Too bad we are all going to die this year.

Poor man will never reach his wonderful dreams.



IIIIITHE1IIIII on 23 June 2012
NintendoPie said:
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:


Well, you might want to check this out, then (in case you haven't already).

:P

Too bad we are all going to die this year.

Poor man will never reach his wonderful dreams.


Well... Let's not rule anything out just yet.

If we're lucky, they may push that 'Mars project' to a pre-December date, allowing us to go to safety! :D



NintendoPie on 23 June 2012
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
NintendoPie said:
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:


Well, you might want to check this out, then (in case you haven't already).

:P

Too bad we are all going to die this year.

Poor man will never reach his wonderful dreams.


Well... Let's not rule anything out just yet.

If we're lucky, they may push that 'Mars project' to a pre-December date, allowing us to go to safety! :D

Who knows? We may also find something on Mars that is at the catastrophic level of the movie Prometheus, then we would all die... on Mars this time.

Huh, at least we still proved those darned Myans wrong, eh?