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Re: Phoenix Mars lander 'tastes' first sample of water ice. Uncle Al 08-03-2008
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Posted by Uncle Al on August 3, 2008, 2:34 pm
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Robert Clark wrote:
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> Phoenix Mars lander 'tastes' first sample of water ice.
[snip]

Compost heap of NASA crap.

1) We've discovered dirt!
2) The dirt won't go into the pail.
3) Massive engineering and science confab, then "shake the pail."
4) Pail cracks.
5) It would be wet dirt if it were 100 degrees higher in temp!
7) NASA gets massive OSHA fine for not erecting warning signage and
barriers by open trench during excavation. EPA demands Environmental
Impact Report for damaging a fragile and endangered environment.
Phoenix then scratches its own butt with shovel until it freezes
solid.
8) NASA declares mission "a rousing success."
9) Three remaining Martians attack Earth, retaliating for
destruction of their only water reservoir.

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Posted by Benj on August 4, 2008, 12:03 am
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> Robert Clark wrote:
>
> > Phoenix Mars lander 'tastes' first sample of water ice.

> Compost heap of NASA crap.
> =A0 =A01) We've discovered dirt!

> =A0 =A08) NASA declares mission "a rousing success."
> =A0 =A09) Three remaining Martians attack Earth, retaliating for
> destruction of their only water reservoir.

As the mothership larger than the planet Earth silently glides through
the night sky....

NASA and the owned media are celebrating the so-called discovery of
"water" on mars. Nerdy NASA employees are seen cheering and raising
their scrawny arms in dorky salutes of their so-called "victory" which
means that the possible discovery of LIFE on other planets might even
be thinkable now! Maybe some day soon a bacterium or some fossilized
Johnson off of a single celled organism will forge the science of
mankind's "civilization" forward to new heights!

Meanwhile the giantic mothership opens a huge hatch and lands the
hundreds of thousands of scout ships that were surveying the primitive
planet that night....

NASA! Feh.


Posted by jmfbahciv on August 4, 2008, 9:20 am
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Uncle Al wrote:
> Robert Clark wrote:
>> Phoenix Mars lander 'tastes' first sample of water ice.
> [snip]
>
> Compost heap of NASA crap.
>
> 1) We've discovered dirt!
> 2) The dirt won't go into the pail.
> 3) Massive engineering and science confab, then "shake the pail."
> 4) Pail cracks.
> 5) It would be wet dirt if it were 100 degrees higher in temp!
> 7) NASA gets massive OSHA fine for not erecting warning signage and
> barriers by open trench during excavation. EPA demands Environmental
> Impact Report for damaging a fragile and endangered environment.
> Phoenix then scratches its own butt with shovel until it freezes
> solid.
> 8) NASA declares mission "a rousing success."
> 9) Three remaining Martians attack Earth, retaliating for
> destruction of their only water reservoir.
>

<grin> Nah. Muttering Martians make another trip to Earth
to collect the liquid to refill their fountain.

/BAH

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