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No. Because the air isn't breathable and the climate isn't nice, and it's nothing but rocks and dirt and bits of old spaceship. They got no 7-11, no hookers. How could life be possible under those conditions? *blink*
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we are dough 68 On the flip side, there are no bible-bashers !
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No. There are no McDonalds.
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No, not enough gas stations to ride my motorcycle.
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we are dough 68
Buy an electric scooter. -
Ice man
That idea would about be about as much fun as eating out an 150 year old Sasquatch maiden, even if she's still into "it". -
we are dough 68
So, are you buying one or not ?
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If they made it habitable I might give it a try!
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No, I am doing fine here and have no need to go off somewhere as dry and barren as Mars,
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yes, it might be more fun than earth
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Moving to a new planet is not easy. What if they don't like newcomers.
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Ice man
Who ? The rocks and dust ? : ) -
breton
lol I agree. Who would welcome me. Would first need vacuum. To much area.
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No, the air quality on Mars is extremely hazardous.
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No. It’s better to be realistic about things like this because it will never happen the same way as going into space. If Neil Armstrong landed on the moon, well then that means everyone else can do the same but that is not the case. Just another day in the studio. Space travel is science fiction and anyone who believes in that are idiots. I’m not stopping anyone for believing in space travel but they can continue to live a lie for all I care. That’s up to them. The problem with people who believe in travelling to another planet is that their minds are on cloud 9 and not in tune with the natural world they are born in. Earth is the only planet for us to stay on and that space is for us to observe only and to study it based on what we see.
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