[quote user=Ras] ^Typical American white trash brain dead sheep. Believing anything he sees because science predicts so. [/quote]
[quote user=proofinlife] [quote user=Ras]^Typical American white trash brain dead sheep. Believing anything he sees because science predicts so.[/quote]
It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk? [/quote]
No.....no it's not. We will never inhabit Mars, in fact scientists are already looking into a number of more suitable planets.
Ras wrote:
^Typical American white trash brain dead sheep. Believing anything he sees because science predicts so.
proofinlife wrote:
Ras wrote:
^Typical American white trash brain dead sheep. Believing anything he sees because science predicts so.
It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk?
No.....no it's not. We will never inhabit Mars, in fact scientists are already looking into a number of more suitable planets.
[quote user=MyOwnFlag] [quote user=Ras]^Typical American white trash brain dead sheep. Believing anything he sees because science predicts so.[/quote]
[quote user=proofinlife]It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk?[/quote]
No.....no it's not. We will never inhabit Mars, in fact scientists are already looking into a number of more suitable planets. [/quote]
Ah! I see! It's more realistic that we'll inhabit a planet light years away, when we can barely even figure out how to get any men to mars without problems. Definitely sounds realistic. </sarcasm>
Get a fucking clue. The materials and fuel that mars is abundant in is absolutely necessary, unless we find some smarter way of powering 99% of the world, mars is top priority.
MyOwnFlag wrote:
Ras wrote:
^Typical American white trash brain dead sheep. Believing anything he sees because science predicts so.
proofinlife wrote:
It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk?
No.....no it's not. We will never inhabit Mars, in fact scientists are already looking into a number of more suitable planets.
Ah! I see! It's more realistic that we'll inhabit a planet light years away, when we can barely even figure out how to get any men to mars without problems. Definitely sounds realistic. </sarcasm>
Get a fucking clue. The materials and fuel that mars is abundant in is absolutely necessary, unless we find some smarter way of powering 99% of the world, mars is top priority.
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It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk?
It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk?
apparently, even on mars, there are morons doing donuts in hondas.
we're all doomed.
apparently, even on mars, there are morons doing donuts in hondas.
we're all doomed.
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[quote user=proofinlife] [quote user=Ras]^Typical American white trash brain dead sheep. Believing anything he sees because science predicts so.[/quote]
It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk?
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No.....no it's not. We will never inhabit Mars, in fact scientists are already looking into a number of more suitable planets.
It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk?
No.....no it's not. We will never inhabit Mars, in fact scientists are already looking into a number of more suitable planets.
[quote user=proofinlife]It's scientifically feasible, so go back to your god book and fap some more, kk?[/quote]
No.....no it's not. We will never inhabit Mars, in fact scientists are already looking into a number of more suitable planets.
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Ah! I see! It's more realistic that we'll inhabit a planet light years away, when we can barely even figure out how to get any men to mars without problems. Definitely sounds realistic. </sarcasm>
Get a fucking clue. The materials and fuel that mars is abundant in is absolutely necessary, unless we find some smarter way of powering 99% of the world, mars is top priority.
No.....no it's not. We will never inhabit Mars, in fact scientists are already looking into a number of more suitable planets.
Ah! I see! It's more realistic that we'll inhabit a planet light years away, when we can barely even figure out how to get any men to mars without problems. Definitely sounds realistic. </sarcasm>
Get a fucking clue. The materials and fuel that mars is abundant in is absolutely necessary, unless we find some smarter way of powering 99% of the world, mars is top priority.
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