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PerlOfWisdom replied

8 December 2006, 10:05
Originally posted by stackpole

How can you have water flowing on Mars? Mars has got hardly any atmostphere so it would evaporate as soon as it came out of the ground, or freeze because Mars is so frickin cold.

I reckon it was caused by a meteor hitting at an oblique angle or something.

How can you have molten lava flowing on Earth, it would freeze because Earth is so frickin cold.
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hyperD replied

8 December 2006, 09:25
Perhaps they have very large escargots on mars...
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cojak replied

8 December 2006, 08:56
Snork.

Nice one.
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stackpole replied

7 December 2006, 23:20
How can you have water flowing on Mars? Mars has got hardly any atmostphere so it would evaporate as soon as it came out of the ground, or freeze because Mars is so frickin cold.

I reckon it was caused by a meteor hitting at an oblique angle or something.
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Troll replied

6 December 2006, 22:12
Originally posted by wendigo100

Who won't?

NASA
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wendigo100 replied

6 December 2006, 19:34
threaded only knew because he is Phobos.
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Buffoon replied

6 December 2006, 18:32
Originally posted by PRC1964

Hang on, it's not on for another hour yet. You're mixing up GMT and BST.

Watching it via BBC website right now. We are not on BST anymore! OK not really life found, but some interesting results.
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DeadKenny replied

6 December 2006, 18:20
Try Sky News.

The news is a little more dull though.
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PRC1964 replied

6 December 2006, 18:16
Originally posted by Buffoon

Blimy IT'S TRUE. It's on Nasa TV NOW!

Hang on, it's not on for another hour yet. You're mixing up GMT and BST.
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Buffoon replied

6 December 2006, 18:09
Blimy IT'S TRUE. It's on Nasa TV NOW!
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DeadKenny replied

6 December 2006, 18:05
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Churchill replied

6 December 2006, 17:47
Sorry, misread as "Life Discovered on Threaded".

He's certainly dense enough to have his own gravity.
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PRC1964 replied

6 December 2006, 17:27
You may mock, but there is a website dedicated to Threaded: http://Threaded.youaremighty.com/

Last edited by PRC1964; 6 December 2006, 17:31.
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MarillionFan replied

6 December 2006, 15:04
"There are no pies on Mars."

There used to be. Threaded ate the pies and drunk the canals!!!!
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Francko replied

6 December 2006, 15:01
Originally posted by threaded

According to my diary it is announced that extra terrestial life is discovered on Mars today, sometime this evening.

There are no pies on Mars.
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