NASA Announcement Regarding Mars' Atmosphere

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

NASA Set To Make Huge Announcement On Thursday Regarding Mars' Atmosphere

NASA Set To Make Huge Announcement On Thursday Regarding Mars' Atmosphere | IFLScience

This is not a joke.

If they come out saying that they now have evidence that there is an atmosphere like Earth, I'm going to be the first to tell Shane that he's right.

It may kill me, but I'll do it.

On the other hand, this would seem that NASA is creating a giant conspiracy and is hiding facts to be wrong. Win some, lose some.

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

On the other hand, this would seem that NASA is creating a giant conspiracy and is hiding facts to be wrong. Win some, lose some.

What do you mean?

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Kurt

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

What do you mean?

Just like the atmosphere, my comments are above your head.

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lanfear63 8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Just like the atmosphere, my comments are above your head.

It's all around him, but he just can't see it.
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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Just like the atmosphere, my comments are above your head.

Ok, I applaud your insult. But my question was real. What did you mean?

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Ok, I applaud your insult. But my question was real. What did you mean?

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

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Dammit. I had to read the post about 8 times before it registered.

On the other hand, this would seem that "NASA is creating a giant conspiracy and is hiding facts" is wrong. Win some, lose some.

I just rewrote your sentence so a human being could understand it.

"Kurt" is the sound Klingons make when they belch.

By the way, I saw Ken Michaels thought your post was funny. Revenge will be swift, Michaels.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Dammit. I had to read the post about 8 times before it registered.

On the other hand, this would seem that "NASA is creating a giant conspiracy and is hiding facts" is wrong. Win some, lose some.

I just rewrote your sentence so a human being could understand it.

"Kurt" is the sound Klingons make when they belch.

By the way, I saw Ken Michaels thought your post was funny. Revenge will be swift, Michaels.

"Claude" is the sound Klingons make when they fart.

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Claude Whitacre 8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

"Claude" is the sound Klingons make when they fart.

I was going to say the same thing about "Kurt", but with the rash of Bannings, I thought I would tone it down.

"Claude" is actually the Klingon God Of Masculinity. Every Klingon knows that.
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lanfear63

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

"Claude" is the sound Klingons make when they fart.

I couldn't Kahless about all these insults.

You want to get rid of the Klingon's... Scotties

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

I couldn't Kahless about all these insults.

You want to get rid of the Klingon's... Scotties

Man......that was Amazing. It's like you've been saving that one for years.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

I couldn't Kahless about all these insults.

You want to get rid of the Klingon's... Scotties

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Man......that was Amazing. It's like you've been saving that one for years.

He "forgot" about it...

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

He "forgot" about it...

I wish I could forget about you.

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MissTerraK 8 years ago

I thought Klingons were the plastic decorations for Christmas and such, that stick to windows. Aren't they called window klingons?

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Kurt

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

I wish I could forget about you.

OK, I'll explain the joke to you...Kahless is Kahless the Unforgettable.

Forgetaboutit. Another post above your head.

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

OK, I'll explain the joke to you...Kahless is Kahless the Unforgettable.

Forgetaboutit. Another post above your head.

Man, You are such a Nerd.

I would kill you, but I'm afraid that your evil would just grow more powerful, after death.

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TimPhelan

8 years ago

Claude, what about the other huge atmosphere announcement by Nasa? "Due to its poisonous gases, no man can survive anywhere near Uranus."

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by TimPhelan

Claude, what about the other huge atmosphere announcement by Nasa? "Due to its poisonous gases, no man can survive anywhere near Uranus."

No. I was talking about their announcement about water being found. But it follows that they could also discover something about the atmosphere, from the same evidence...or the same batch of evidence.

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lanfear63

8 years ago

"Claude, what about the other huge atmosphere announcement by Nasa? "Due to its poisonous gases, no man can survive anywhere near Uranus."

"No. I was talking about their announcement about water being found. But it follows that they could also discover something about the atmosphere, from the same evidence...or the same batch of evidence."

Sometimes you just get out the wrong side of the bed.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

"Claude, what about the other huge atmosphere announcement by Nasa? "Due to its poisonous gases, no man can survive anywhere near Uranus."

"No. I was talking about their announcement about water being found. But it follows that they could also discover something about the atmosphere, from the same evidence...or the same batch of evidence."

Sometimes you just get out the wrong side of the bed.

It appears a few things are over Claude's head today including Uranus.

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lanfear63 8 years ago

Originally Posted by TimPhelan

It appears a few things are over Claude's head today including Uranus.

He's kinky like that.
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lanfear63 8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Man......that was Amazing. It's like you've been saving that one for years.

It was a relief to get it out, I can tell you.

I assume you went to the Klingon School of Masculinity

They have a website: www.KSOM.E.D.U
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Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

"Kurt" is the sound Klingons make when they belch.

Originally Posted by Kurt

"Claude" is the sound Klingons make when they fart.

... you guyzzzzzzzz lol
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kenmichaels

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

By the way, I saw Ken Michaels thought your post was funny. Revenge will be swift, Michaels.

You forget, I saw a video of you, I doubt anything you do (other then sex and stealing candy from babies) is swift.

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Kurt

8 years ago

Originally Posted by kenmichaels

You forget, I saw a video of you, I doubt anything you do (other then sex and stealing candy from babies) is swift.

Is it the video where Claude is the only person in the entire store and he says, "Ask for Claude"? Who else are you going to ask for...he's the only one there.

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Is it the video where Claude is the only person in the entire store and he says, "Ask for Claude"? Who else are you going to ask for...he's the only one there.

I am now crying, and filling my diaper.

I hope you are happy.

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

More likely that the evidence has recently become overwhelming.

Before scientists reveal something that changes our perceptions, they want to be sure...and then they want to be very sure. Because being proven wrong, tanks a scientist's career.

Yeah, maybe something that makes a manned mission to Mars more plausible, or something that we need to study, that makes a manned mission necessary.

I guess we'll know tomorrow.

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NASA Set To Make Huge Announcement On Thursday Regarding Mars' Atmosphere

NASA Set To Make Huge Announcement On Thursday Regarding Mars' Atmosphere | IFLScience

This is not a joke.

If they come out saying that they now have evidence that there is an atmosphere like Earth, I'm going to be the first to tell Shane that he's right.

It may kill me, but I'll do it.

LOL, gee what is going on NASA grow a brain????

Claude Tells me that l am right, might have to frame that one?

So NASA is finally telling some of the truth, never thought that l would see the day, but a third party rover will land there in about 4 years, so, only a matter of time that it will all come out!

The third party rover would inevitably see a babbling martian brook, most likely with simple plant life and something swimming about!

Major announcement, let me guess?

NASA has found trace elements of oxygen in Mars atmosphere, that might account for a 20% of constituents!

And Mars air pressure data might be flawed!

Or in other words, Mars can support life, and we have been BS's since viking!

Still, p**** at NASA, but it is good that they are opening up!

Maybe some alien visited Obama, and did a half nelson on him, saying tell everyone, or we will reply the scene out of "The Day the Earth Stood Still", original) with the Washington park, but in color!

I'd better go and dust off my "Told You So, Speeck Again"!

Strong cups of tea, do work?

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lanfear63

8 years ago

Shane, you may find this page interesting. Check out the 2 photographs (both blue sky's) and the short NASA video.

In particular, look at the second photo and see those clouds in the sky, very earth like sky there. (hmmmmm) Either that's an earth pic or Mars has a very earth like sky.

Will Nasa announce there was life on Mars? Announcement on Red Planet's atmosphere due | Science | News | Daily Express

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

Shane, you may find this page interesting. Check out the 2 photographs (both blue sky's) and the short NASA video.

In particular, look at the second photo and see those clouds in the sky, very earth like sky there. (hmmmmm) Either that's an earth pic or Mars has a very earth like sky.

Will Nasa announce there was life on Mars? Announcement on Red Planet's atmosphere due | Science | News | Daily Express

Yes, thanks Lanfear, the first image is an actual Mars image, and odd's on the second is a computer simulation of what they think Mars used to look like!

Although l have seen very earth like clouds in reflective martian rocks, and storm clouds on occasion.

But fate of Mars atmosphere sounds pretty lame, but l suspect that if they are prepared to say that there is water flowing then?

If it is a biggie, (which it most likely is) then it will become obvious that NASA is going for full disclosure, but doing it in a piece by piece way, so as not to scare the crap out of everyone, especially individuals who have gone for everything NASA has told us!

Probably before the year 2030, we will know that Mars is earth like and has several races living on the surface, and a good 1000 years ahead of us!

And Probably give the poor a break, about time!

But at the moment, l expect them to say that oxygen is present and it will be a bonus if they mention that the air pressure is more earth like than moon like!

Then it will be payback time, mmmarrrrrrrrrhhhh!

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

Yes, thanks Lanfear, the first image is an actual Mars image, and odd's on the second is a computer simulation of what they think Mars used to look like!

Shane;

Are you willing to accept what they say as fact, even if it doesn't agree with you?

If they say that they discovered an Earth like atmosphere, I'll accept it as fact.

Will you accept what they say?

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Shane;

Are you willing to accept what they say as fact, even if it doesn't agree with you?

If they say that they discovered an Earth like atmosphere, I'll accept it as fact.

Will you accept what they say?

Is this a trick question?

If they say something that fits in with my research, then l will agree with it!

If not, then l will go back to being p***!

Maybe the announcement will be lame, but l suspect that it will be pretty big.

Most likely higher oxygen in the atmosphere than previously thought!

NASA has a big can of worms and they are laying them on the table one by one!

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

Is this a trick question?

If they say something that fits in with my research, then l will agree with it!

If not, then l will go back to being p***!

It actually wasn't a trick question.

I just had a faint glimmer of hope.

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lanfear63 8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

It actually wasn't a trick question.

I just had a faint glimmer of hope.

Faint Glimmer Of Hope of course being your porn name in the mature DVD collection you did a few years ago.
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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

It actually wasn't a trick question.

I just had a faint glimmer of hope.

Come on Claude, you know new evidence only matters if it backs up preconceived beliefs.

This is a great example of how many human brains create an opinion, then look at only the "facts" to support their opinion. And if the facts don't match their opinion, attack the facts.

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lanfear63

8 years ago

I think the best we can hope for is that they say they found that 4 billion years ago, Mars had a magnetic field and an oxygen rich atmosphere and was to all intents and purposes an Earth like planet, more than capable of supporting life.

That would be huge in itself. Religion definitely would not like it.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

I think the best we can hope for is that they say they found that 4 billion years ago, Mars had a magnetic field and an oxygen rich atmosphere and was to all intents and purposes an Earth like planet, more than capable of supporting life.

That would be huge in itself. Religion definitely would not like it.

We'll know shortly.

But yeah, it's possible (but I don't know how possible) that at one time, Mars, Earth, and Venus had running water, an atmosphere....and maybe early microbial life.

But even the idea that two planets had life at one time, greatly modifies what we would think of the proliferation of life in the galaxy.

Here;

http://www.newsweek.com/watch-live-n...osphere-391044

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

I think the best we can hope for is that they say they found that 4 billion years ago, Mars had a magnetic field and an oxygen rich atmosphere and was to all intents and purposes an Earth like planet, more than capable of supporting life.

That would be huge in itself. Religion definitely would not like it.

I was under the impression from what I've read from NASA, that Mars has no plate tectonics - which might not determine magnetism, but from what they know right now, tectonics do determine atmosphere. Without the ground movement there's no replenishment of atmosphere.

Claude - they already know there was running water (and there's still small amounts of moving water seasonally). There's a lake bed they found that they believe holds fossils. I'd rather hear about that right now than more rehash over the composition of the atmosphere. This is the same ruse as last time - announce what is already known.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

I was under the impression from what I've read from NASA, that Mars has no plate tectonics - which might not determine magnetism, but from what they know right now, tectonics do determine atmosphere. Without the ground movement there's no replenishment of atmosphere.

Claude - they already know there was running water (and there's still small amounts of moving water seasonally). There's a lake bed they found that they believe holds fossils. I'd rather hear about that right now than more rehash over the composition of the atmosphere. This is the same ruse as last time - announce what is already known.

They should be doing their announcement round about now.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

They should be doing their announcement round about now.

Yup, it's on now.
Essentially, it's a probe that analyzed the thin atmosphere. The question is, how did the atmosphere get stripped away?

That's what this is about.

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lanfear63

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Yup, it's on now.
Essentially, it's a probe that analyzed the thin atmosphere. The question is, how did the atmosphere get stripped away?

That's what this is about.

Yet again, the truth is not revealed.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Yup, it's on now.
Essentially, it's a probe that analyzed the thin atmosphere. The question is, how did the atmosphere get stripped away?

That's what this is about.

So they never read anything on geology or paleo-geology? Like I just said - lack of plate tectonics will cause the atmosphere to thin because it's the action of earth movement that kicks more gas into the air. Plant life dying off would account for the thinning of a few gases (oxygen for 1), but for that to be relevant - they have to find some of those fossils they think are in that lake bed.

So basically they just did what I expected -- "announced" news arleady extant in their reports - and wonder about it a little bit? Great. I'm going to cut out of here and go see what the hell our politicians are doing today. I am getting a little ticked at these effete diversions.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

So they never read anything on geology or paleo-geology? Like I just said - lack of plate tectonics will cause the atmosphere to thin because it's the action of earth movement that kicks more gas into the air. Plant life dying off would account for the thinning of a few gases (oxygen for 1), but for that to be relevant - they have to find some of those fossils they think are in that lake bed.

So basically they just did what I expected -- "announced" news arleady extant in their reports - and wonder about it a little bit? Great. I'm going to cut out of here and go see what the hell our politicians are doing today. I am getting a little ticked at these effete diversions.

They announced the timetable for when the atmosphere left Mars, and what is causing it. It thinned abut 4 billion years ago, taking the surface water with it.

Not a huge revelation, but at least it's real.

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Originally Posted by HeySal

So they never read anything on geology or paleo-geology? Like I just said - lack of plate tectonics will cause the atmosphere to thin because it's the action of earth movement that kicks more gas into the air. Plant life dying off would account for the thinning of a few gases (oxygen for 1), but for that to be relevant - they have to find some of those fossils they think are in that lake bed.

So basically they just did what I expected -- "announced" news arleady extant in their reports - and wonder about it a little bit? Great. I'm going to cut out of here and go see what the hell our politicians are doing today. I am getting a little ticked at these effete diversions.

I watched an interesting documentary last night on NOVA where they said a mountain range the size of the Rockies once existed in North America.

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Come on Claude, you know new evidence only matters if it backs up preconceived beliefs.

This is a great example of how many human brains create an opinion, then look at only the "facts" to support their opinion. And if the facts don't match their opinion, attack the facts.

True, the silly notion l had years ago, about Mars having running water, was a good example!

It turned out to be right though?

And l do look at ALL available evidence, but will dismiss mass media and NASA reports if it contains inconsistencies!

I won't follow the herd if it is headed for a cliff?

Originally Posted by HeySal

Why is NASA making announcements that they are going to make announcements? Everyone was watching for their announcement last time - which turned out to be nothing they haven't posted on their site before..............while political crap we should have been paying attention to went down.

NASA already has the percentages of what gases and the thickness of the atmosphere in their reports online. So what's going on this time?

Yes, Sal the dodgy data is well publicized!

Originally Posted by HeySal

I was under the impression from what I've read from NASA, that Mars has no plate tectonics - which might not determine magnetism, but from what they know right now, tectonics do determine atmosphere. Without the ground movement there's no replenishment of atmosphere.

Claude - they already know there was running water (and there's still small amounts of moving water seasonally). There's a lake bed they found that they believe holds fossils. I'd rather hear about that right now than more rehash over the composition of the atmosphere. This is the same ruse as last time - announce what is already known.

Yes, Sal, Mars has no plate tectonics, but it does have a magnetic field, only not like ours.

Earths is uniform, Mars is distorted, but it is there!

Originally Posted by HeySal

So they never read anything on geology or paleo-geology? Like I just said - lack of plate tectonics will cause the atmosphere to thin because it's the action of earth movement that kicks more gas into the air. Plant life dying off would account for the thinning of a few gases (oxygen for 1), but for that to be relevant - they have to find some of those fossils they think are in that lake bed.

So basically they just did what I expected -- "announced" news arleady extant in their reports - and wonder about it a little bit? Great. I'm going to cut out of here and go see what the hell our politicians are doing today. I am getting a little ticked at these effete diversions.

Yes, back to being p***, oh, well, 4 years and it will all come out.

Maybe Putin was giving another speech?

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

They announced the timetable for when the atmosphere left Mars, and what is causing it. It thinned abut 4 billion years ago, taking the surface water with it.

Not a huge revelation, but at least it's real.

REAL, LOL, you are in for some big surprises in the coming years Claude, better hold on tight to your donuts!

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Originally Posted by tagiscom

True, the silly notion l had years ago, about Mars having running water, was a good example!

It turned out to be right though?

Yes, but not for the reasons you posted. You haven't proved a thing about "discovering" water in any of your pictures. Not to mention, I never "predicted" water would or would not be found on Mars. I left that up to the people that actually put instruments on Mars.

And l do look at ALL available evidence, but will dismiss mass media and NASA reports if it contains inconsistencies!

Just as I predicted, if you don't like the facts because they don't fit with your "theories", you will attack the facts.

I turned out to be right though?

BTW, you were wrong about the NASA announcement. I'll "predict" we'll hear over and over about the "prediction" that you got "right" and never hear another word about the prediction(s) you got wrong.

Living in Las Vegas for a number of years and hearing all sorts of claims about "predictions", I've made a hobby of keeping track of predictions, and this is how it works.

I won't follow the herd if it is headed for a cliff?

But you will get trampled when you don't follow the herd and stand in front of that herd when it's stampeding. Sometimes the smart thing to do is follow the herd, especially when the smartest people in the room make up the herd.
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8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

REAL, LOL, you are in for some big surprises in the coming years Claude, better hold on tight to your donuts!

Why not publish your findings now and spare us the wait?

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lanfear63 8 years ago

Originally Posted by whateverpedia

Why not publish your findings now and spare us the wait?

Claude holding on to his dounuts for any length of time is even less credible than Shane's views on Mars.

However, its a great idea, a Kindle book perhaps....

"The Truth About Mars" What NASA Does Not Want You To Know For No Apparent Reason.
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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Yes, but not for the reasons you posted. You haven't proved a thing about "discovering" water in any of your pictures. Not to mention, I never "predicted" water would or would not be found on Mars. I left that up to the people that actually put instruments on Mars.

Just as I predicted, if you don't like the facts because they don't fit with your "theories", you will attack the facts.

I turned out to be right though?

BTW, you were wrong about the NASA announcement. I'll "predict" we'll hear over and over about the "prediction" that you got "right" and never hear another word about the prediction(s) you got wrong.

Living in Las Vegas for a number of years and hearing all sorts of claims about "predictions", I've made a hobby of keeping track of predictions, and this is how it works.

But you will get trampled when you don't follow the herd and stand in front of that herd when it's stampeding. Sometimes the smart thing to do is follow the herd, especially when the smartest people in the room make up the herd.

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Why not publish your findings now and spare us the wait?

No, l will admit when l am wrong, l certainly thought that NASA was going to be more forthright this time, but obviously not!

True, that l want to find the truth, and get annoying at individuals that cannot weight all the evidence.

Follow the herd, it might be comforting and convenient but is it true?

How many times have the powers that be, lied to us, don't know about the US, but in AU, it is becoming an art form!

I don't have the time for all of that Whatev, but this guy has the same questions?

As l said, l won't believe in something if it is full of holes!

Here is a direct quote from a paper [3] written about the atmospheric pressure as measured by the Viking Landers:

"The day to day atmospheric pressure variability, low in summer and higher in fall and winter, (especially at the northern site), is due to weather "fronts" quite similar to those on Earth Along with the annual cycle, meteorological fronts are indicated by the increasing variability of the pressure between fall and spring at these northern hemisphere sites as previously mentioned. The Lander 2, VL2, site is similar in latitude to Seattle, Paris or Vienna, while the southern, VL1 site, like Pathfinder, is similar in latitude to Hong Kong, Havana or Calcutta. Like on Earth, the frontal activity is less in the tropics and sub-tropics, e.g., the VL1 site. Typically, the fronts pass every few sols (mars days) on Mars, often resembling those of Earth except for the lack of rain, while at other times, they are far more regular."

Note the author's statement above, that planet has weather fronts like that of earth, except it doesn't rain. But a 1% atmosphere which is essentially a vacuum - having weather? How can the planet have weather without an atmosphere?

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There is a long list there, and eventhough l don't agree with his artifact examples, most of his questions are valid?

And l know that 1% atmosphere won't boil water away if it is very salty, but ice? If it were 1% then there should be no ice on Mars!

And the solar panels being destroyed or would seriously affect operating efficiency if they had got the temp, right is another.

This isn't air-fairy questions, if Spirits solar panels was subjected to almost -200 degrees temp, at night then at best a good percentage wouldn't work the next day?

There is no way it could have gone for 10 years!!!!

As l said before, l will go with common sense hypotheses, not lap up the lies since everyone wants to believe it, or the media regurgitating it!

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Originally Posted by tagiscom

l will go with common sense hypotheses

So will we.
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8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

No, l will admit when l am wrong, l certainly thought that NASA was going to be more forthright this time, but obviously not!

True, that l want to find the truth, and get annoying at individuals that cannot weight all the evidence.

Follow the herd, it might be comforting and convenient but is it true?

How many times have the powers that be, lied to us, don't know about the US, but in AU, it is becoming an art form!

I don't have the time for all of that Whatev, but this guy has the same questions?

As l said, l won't believe in something if it is full of holes!

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There is a long list there, and eventhough l don't agree with his artifact examples, most of his questions are valid?

And l know that 1% atmosphere won't boil water away if it is very salty, but ice? If it were 1% then there should be no ice on Mars!

And the solar panels being destroyed or would seriously affect operating efficiency if they had got the temp, right is another.

This isn't air-fairy questions, if Spirits solar panels was subjected to almost -200 degrees temp, at night then at best a good percentage wouldn't work the next day?

There is no way it could have gone for 10 years!!!!

As l said before, l will go with common sense hypotheses, not lap up the lies since everyone wants to believe it, or the media regurgitating it!

That's more like it, that last bit, you raised some valid points there. More of the same please....

Now on to the question of why a cover up in the first place. NASA are being denied funding, the only way to get it is to find something that can be exploited or used in some way. Mars being more easily habitable would mean a big raise in funding. There is no logic that I can see that would make them want to hide anything if that was the case.

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8 years ago

As we can't believe anything NASA tells us, I'll wait to see what the psychics have to say about it.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

NASA Set To Make Huge Announcement On Thursday Regarding Mars' Atmosphere

NASA Set To Make Huge Announcement On Thursday Regarding Mars' Atmosphere | IFLScience

This is not a joke.

If they come out saying that they now have evidence that there is an atmosphere like Earth, I'm going to be the first to tell Shane that he's right.

It may kill me, but I'll do it.

Well, I'm holding my breath (just in case)

The article possibly indicates findings regarding what it was like and how it was lost. However, due to cuts in NASA funding, if they were holding back information (for whatever reason) regarding it's suitability for habitation atmosphere wise then it's never been a better time to reveal it. Keep the punters interested.

Added: Interesting, all of a sudden (after years of nothing much) we get an admission about water, then barely a month later, a major announcement about the atmosphere. Preparation and conditioning the public for something? (said the conspiracy theorist)

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Originally Posted by lanfear63

Preparation and conditioning the public for something? (said the conspiracy theorist)

Probably a manned expedition to Mars, not necessarily a conspiracy.
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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

Added: Interesting, all of a sudden (after years of nothing much) we get an admission about water, then barely a month later, a major announcement about the atmosphere. Preparation and conditioning the public for something? (said the conspiracy theorist)

More likely that the evidence has recently become overwhelming.

Before scientists reveal something that changes our perceptions, they want to be sure...and then they want to be very sure. Because being proven wrong, tanks a scientist's career.

Originally Posted by whateverpedia

Probably a manned expedition to Mars, not necessarily a conspiracy.

Yeah, maybe something that makes a manned mission to Mars more plausible, or something that we need to study, that makes a manned mission necessary.

I guess we'll know tomorrow.

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8 years ago

Hey, I figure a Klingon gotta be better than a Klingoff.

That thing detatches, could end up anyplace — bad news if it's of Uranial origin an' ur in the plow pose.

But yeah, NASA gotta know way more that they ever gonna let on.

They find tigers up there, why tell us?

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8 years ago

Why is NASA making announcements that they are going to make announcements? Everyone was watching for their announcement last time - which turned out to be nothing they haven't posted on their site before..............while political crap we should have been paying attention to went down.

NASA already has the percentages of what gases and the thickness of the atmosphere in their reports online. So what's going on this time?

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8 years ago

I'm so disappointed, my high school science teacher told us this "news" in 1995.
Guess I'll have to spend tomorrow unpacking.

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Originally Posted by MikeTucker

I'm so disappointed, my high school science teacher told us this "news" in 1995.
Guess I'll have to spend tomorrow unpacking.

The news is when the atmosphere was blown off by solar radiation. It was also how the atmosphere was taken. I didn't think it was a major announcement, but it was additional information.
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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

That's more like it, that last bit, you raised some valid points there. More of the same please....

Now on to the question of why a cover up in the first place. NASA are being denied funding, the only way to get it is to find something that can be exploited or used in some way. Mars being more easily habitable would mean a big raise in funding. There is no logic that I can see that would make them want to hide anything if that was the case.

Maybe because NASA isn't the only one who can actually get to mars nowadays and they
don't want another "race"

We know it's got to be littered with vast amounts of gold and other precious ore.

When they mention the solar wind and the speeds in excess of a million miles an hour ...
It made me wonder if Mars is covered in lithium, that can be a bigger deal then gold.

Just thinking out loud ... I don't really believe there is any NASA cover up about Mars.
I think any cover up would be self defeating and dumb.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

That's more like it, that last bit, you raised some valid points there. More of the same please....

Thanks! More of the same, l could write a book on this?

Now on to the question of why a cover up in the first place. NASA are being denied funding, the only way to get it is to find something that can be exploited or used in some way. Mars being more easily habitable would mean a big raise in funding. There is no logic that I can see that would make them want to hide anything if that was the case.

No, logic, not directly but the BS goes much deeper than that! Remember the military owns NASA. And the military obviously keeps secrets. They certainly don't want some crackpot regime finding a way to flatten a city, without having to nuke it, or gain a substantial military advantage!

This is interesting, and it sounds very familiar!

If We Discover Aliens, What's Our Protocol for Making Contact? | Alien Life & UFOs

According to Robert Freitas, author of several books outlining possible alien contact scenarios, in 1950 the U.S. military developed a procedure called "Seven Steps to Contact," laying out the logical steps we would take upon discovering creatures with roughly human-level sentience. According to the steps, we would begin with remote surveillance and data gathering, and would eventually move on to covert visitations with the goal of gauging the performance characteristics of the aliens' vehicles and weaponry.

If we judged our technological capabilities to be superior to those of the other race, we would attempt near approaches to the planet to determine whether the alien beings were hostile, and if so, by what means. If all went well, we would then make brief touchdowns in isolated areas, securing specimens of plants, animals, and of the intelligent beings themselves. In other words, this phase would involve non-harmful abductions similar to those reported by some Americans.

(Interestingly, the "Seven Steps to Contact" plan predated the first reported alien abduction incident in 1957, suggesting the theory could have influenced such reports.) [Alien Abductions May Be Vivid Dreams, Study Finds]
Next, we would make our presence known, making low-level approaches where our craft and its operators could be seen, but not reached. We would try to be witnessed by the greatest possible number of inhabitants, and would demonstrate our existence and our nonhostile nature. Lastly, if all went well and there was no reason to think that contact would be disastrous for the two races involved, we would land and attempt to communicate face-to-alien-face.

Sounds like what we are going through, only a matter of time!

There is also a 1957 report, (couldn't find it) showing that society would go nuts if told that aliens exist, or are on Mars!

That is the other reason!

Not much point in getting more funding by showing a video of a martian cockroach having a drink, then huge amounts of money is needed keeping a large part of society from going on a rampage.

Although with them flying about for so long, it is unlikely now, we would spit the dummy, so to speak!

Originally Posted by kenmichaels

Maybe because NASA isn't the only one who can actually get to mars nowadays and they
don't want another "race"

We know it's got to be littered with vast amounts of gold and other precious ore.

When they mention the solar wind and the speeds in excess of a million miles an hour ...
It made me wonder if Mars is covered in lithium, that can be a bigger deal then gold.

Just thinking out loud ... I don't really believe there is any NASA cover up about Mars.
I think any cover up would be self defeating and dumb.

Yes, l will agree with you there it is self defeating and dumb, but the military is behind it so?

Solar panels on Spirit should be destroyed at -40, and it is supposed to go down to -178 at night!

Ok, l will leave the gate open?

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8 years ago

I was hoping for an admission that "The Martian" was actually a documentary.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by @tjr

I was hoping for an admission that "The Martian" was actually a documentary.

No, the Martian was a good example of how a movie corporation plays ball to produce the movie, then throws the ball at them afterwards, (poster with blue sky)!

Well, that and how to turn an old martian rover into a pet?

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

No, the Martian was a good example of how a movie corporation plays ball to produce the movie, then throws the ball at them afterwards, (poster with blue sky)!

So now Hollywood is in cahoots with NASA?

Who else? The Illominati" The Bildebergers? Freemasons? The Greens? Obviously it's all of them.

Thank the gods we have intrepid souls like you to expose their perfidy and bring us the truth.

Or something.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

This is a general question that isn't directed at anyone.

At what point does silly talk become mental illness? How far from reality can someone be before their rantings are no longer funny, and should be seen as a symptom of something more serious?

My brother suffered from serious Schizophrenia. It wasn't funny, and I never teased him.
But the things he said wouldn't be out of place in some of these threads.

He thought the people on TV were talking to him, and threatening him. He thought there were people living in the walls, plotting against him. Is that so different from some of what we read in the OT forum, on a regular basis?

Just a question.

Very few of us, have the qualifications to diagnose something like that. For those that do, probably not wise to try and make that diagnosis with nothing but forum posts to go off of.

So here's the dilemma: treat all such posts as signs of mental illness (at the risk of offending someone by handling with the care that goes with that) or have fun with it (at the risk of angering or triggering someone who has a much more serious problem).

That's the fun of mental illness. Never seems to be a good answer.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by @tjr

Very few of us, have the qualifications to diagnose something like that. For those that do, probably not wise to try and make that diagnosis with nothing but forum posts to go off of.

So here's the dilemma: treat all such posts as signs of mental illness (at the risk of offending someone by handling with the care that goes with that) or have fun with it (at the risk of angering or triggering someone who has a much more serious problem).

That's the fun of mental illness. Never seems to be a good answer.

That makes a lot of sense. I'll delete my question, because it may offend someone. I think I got the answer I needed. Thanks, by the way.

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That makes a lot of sense. I'll delete my question, because it may offend someone. I think I got the answer I needed. Thanks, by the way.

I hope I didn't offend you, either. My answer wasn't meant to be a rebuttal/attack on you in any way.

You probably didn't take it as an attack, but just in case.
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  You probably didn't take it as an attack, but just in case.
  
  Are you joking? No. I thought it was well thought out.
  
  After you are here for awhile, you'll know who to joke with, and who can't take it.
  
  For example, Big Frank has a face only a mother could love...his kind, loving, blind mother.
  
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Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

That makes a lot of sense. I'll delete my question, because it may offend someone.

I was not the least bit offended.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

That makes a lot of sense. I'll delete my question, because it may offend someone. I think I got the answer I needed. Thanks, by the way.

And just like the Martian atmosphere, yet another of Claude's posts disappears.

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Originally Posted by Kurt

And just like the Martian atmosphere, yet another of Claude's posts disappears.

It's like street magic, only it ain't.

When ru bringin' back the parallel universe deal btw?

I liked that.
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Originally Posted by Kurt

And just like the Martian atmosphere, yet another of Claude's posts disappears.

Much like the ghosts that walk among us.

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

And just like the Martian atmosphere, yet another of Claude's posts disappears.

I deleted my post, because I thought it may have offended someone. But please notice that I never delete a post where I am insulting you. The reason, I want to insult you.....and everyone here backs me up when I insult you.

Even the Mods put a hit out on you..

My wife hates you, and she has never met you.

The stray black cat behind the store...told me that he hates you. I've never heard a cat curse before.

By the way, "Kurt" is Martian for Rancid Yogurt. Somehow it fits.

Originally Posted by Princess Balestra

It's like street magic, only it ain't.

When ru bringin' back the parallel universe deal btw?

I liked that.

I think that's because you came from a parallel universe. Well, almost parallel.

(Question; Can a woman take a joke? Report at 11:00)

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

I deleted my post, because I thought it may have offended someone. But please notice that I never delete a post where I am insulting you. The reason, I want to insult you.....and everyone here backs me up when I insult you.

Even the Mods put a hit out on you..

My wife hates you, and she has never met you.

The stray black cat behind the store...told me that he hates you.

By the way, "Kurt" is Martian for Rancid Yogurt. Somehow it fits.

"Post" is singular. I said "posts", which is plural and means more than one. I know of THREE posts you made related to this subject that have "evaporated", hence my use of "plural".

Are you sure you're not interested in my affiliate link for Hooked on Phonics?

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

"Post" is singular. I said "posts", which is plural and means more than one. I know of THREE posts you made related to this subject that have "evaporated", hence my use of "plural".

Are you sure you're not interested in my affiliate link for Hooked on Phonics?

I would be very interested in your affiliate link for the program, "Hooked on beating up Kurt".

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by whateverpedia

So now Hollywood is in cahoots with NASA?

Who else? The Illominati" The Bildebergers? Freemasons? The Greens? Obviously it's all of them.

Thank the gods we have intrepid souls like you to expose their perfidy and bring us the truth.

Or something.

Time for your daily injections Whatev,.....no l said that Universal, needed NASA's help in producing this movie, then after it was completed, said, we won't play ball, with the sky color, (never Earth blue in the movie) and produced a poster with an Earth like sky!

Originally Posted by @tjr

So...Matt Damon controls NASA?

Past 3.00, maybe time for your injection as well?

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No - that would be Big Foot.

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Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

The news is when the atmosphere was blown off by solar radiation. It was also how the atmosphere was taken. I didn't think it was a major announcement, but it was additional information.

Originally Posted by thunderbird

Where's the fluffy bunny?! That'll prove them wrong.

What is this, see this mods, they are ganging up on me, mmmmmaaaaaaahhhhh!

But to be slightly more serious, l must have struck a nerve to have the skeptics to go on a goon squad bender like this?

Looks like common sense, and reason might be leaking in?

Yes, 4 years and 3 months, tile we get a martain cockroach or fluffy bunny taking a sip of water near the third party rover!

And l will be here to help the skeptics, well, help them, after l have completed my knife throwing frenzy!

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8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

Looks like common sense, and reason might be leaking in?

It really is a pity that one of Claude's posts in this thread about "closed loop arguments" was deleted. Now that truly was common sense and logic.

It brought to mind Bertrand Russell's Paradox of Fools and Wise Men:

The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are so certain of themselves and wiser people are so full of doubts.

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tagiscom

8 years ago

Originally Posted by whateverpedia

It really is a pity that one of Claude's posts in this thread about "closed loop arguments" was deleted. Now that truly was common sense and logic.

It brought to mind Bertrand Russell's Paradox of Fools and Wise Men:

True, having a rational discussion about how Spirits solar panels can withstand -178 degree nights, when the panels would be a right off at -40, isn't worth the effort!

But l won't spook the herd!

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thunderbird

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

This is a general question that isn't directed at anyone.

At what point does silly talk become mental illness? How far from reality can someone be before their rantings are no longer funny, and should be seen as a symptom of something more serious?

My brother suffered from serious Schizophrenia. It wasn't funny, and I never teased him.
But the things he said wouldn't be out of place in some of these threads.

He thought the people on TV were talking to him, and threatening him. He thought there were people living in the walls, plotting against him. Is that so different from some of what we read in the OT forum, on a regular basis?

Just a question.

That would have been before the Edward Snowden allegations, I assume. Because, it is kind of true nowadays, if not exactly as he described.

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by thunderbird

That would have been before the Edward Snowden allegations, I assume. Because, it is kind of true nowadays, if not exactly as he described.

But that wasn't the illness. The illness was that no amount of evidence or logic could enter his fantasy. It took me years, before I finally realized that there was no way to help him.

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thunderbird

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

But that wasn't the illness. The illness was that no amount of evidence or logic could enter his fantasy. It took me years, before I finally realized that there was no way to help him.

That is sad. I had a friend like that and I was featured in his delusions as the head of an Intelligence operation to persecute him. I disassociated with him after he made a comment that a knife could go through the back of a car chair if he tried to stab me. I think it is fair to add that most people with schizophrenia are not dangerous.

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Kurt 8 years ago

Originally Posted by Princess Balestra

It's like street magic, only it ain't.

When ru bringin' back the parallel universe deal btw?

I liked that.

Originally Posted by BigFrank

Much like the ghosts that walk among us.

Cheers. - Frank

Like Mike Tyson would tell us, Claude's posts are fading into Bolivia.
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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by thunderbird

That is sad. I had a friend like that and I was featured in his delusions as the head of an Intelligence operation to persecute him. I disassociated with him after he made a comment that a knife could go through the back of a car chair if he tried to stab me. I think it is fair to add that most people with schizophrenia are not dangerous.

That is certainly fair. I visited my brother in the hospital, and the others were not dangerous at all. But he was. When I went though a divorce, he offered to kill my wife. He was arrested several times for starting fights.

When people are delusional, that doesn't make them dangerous, unless you are dangerous to them in their delusion. And unfortunately, my brother had those kind of delusions. Everyone was a threat to him. He was unpredictable. None of it was funny.

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@tjr

8 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

No, the Martian was a good example of how a movie corporation plays ball to produce the movie, then throws the ball at them afterwards, (poster with blue sky)!

Well, that and how to turn an old martian rover into a pet?

So...Matt Damon controls NASA?

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BigFrank Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by @tjr

So...Matt Damon controls NASA?

No - that would be Big Foot.

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  Originally Posted by BigFrank
  
  No - that would be Big Foot.
  
  Cheers. - Frank
  
  Sounds like Oscar-bait to me.
  
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thunderbird

8 years ago

Where's the fluffy bunny?! That'll prove them wrong.

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Princess Balestra 8 years ago

I jus' Googled glow-in-the-dark pasta, an' it is a thing.

You gotta make it yourself right now but I figure Ilominati would be a great brand name for that stuff, big hole in the market.

Mebbe when we get to Mars we gonna have loominous pasta an' telescopes strong enough to see it from Earth.

No doomsday scenario here.
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Princess Balestra

8 years ago

Guess the deal with mental illness is Who Cares?

I've known crazy people who have no problem at all with how they are. But they are such a danger to themselves or other people they gotta be locked up.

Flipside, there's guys with srsly sh*t all wrong with 'em who are so convinced they are ill or mad they suffer for it. They go lookin' for problems don't exist, oblivious to the luxury of their own sanity.

Guess the deal is, if u think there's sumthin' wrong, then ur prolly ok. An' if ur not, you can go get help.

Problem is when ur super OK. Nuthin's wrong an' u don't care.

Thing is, we all have shades of times where we are borderline sumthin' or other, an' u all prolly figured mine out early on.

We swing an' sway, an' keep tabs on ourselves.

The illness is when we sway too far an' either feel it too much, or not at all.

[Jus' addin' in that by 'Who Cares' I do not mean to be dismissive. I am' thinkin' on the nature of the carin' done by the Whomsoever.]

And now, back to Mars, where the first incarceration chambers are being installed alongside the anti-grav flumes and polymammary poledancing bars...

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Kurt

8 years ago

PS...Anyone else notice that the posts from Claude that do stay always change? It's as if the person writing them doesn't have a clue to what he/she/it really wants to say?

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Claude Whitacre

8 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

PS...Anyone else notice that the posts from Claude that do stay always change for the better? It's as if the person writing them wants to be clearer and provide more meaning. Or to make a joke funnier. I wish I was more like Claude; giving, generous, tender. He certainly is an attractive man. I think of him all day.

Fixed it, you fluffy little scamp.

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