ALIENS!

[truth on hold]

Probably found water on Uranus.

 

NASA and Aliens

Surface of your anus is crusty and gaseous. no signs of life there

[Pebblez]

Maybe if you called it "courting", like they did in stuckincincy's days...

Or in the stone age...

[/dev/null]

Surface of your anus is crusty and gaseous. no signs of life there

 

During some eruptions from deep within Uranus; the surface is solid, liquid, and gaseous all at the same time.

[b stein 22]

NASA I want a pet Alien for my birthday. Thank you.

 

You can give it to me after your stupid press conference.

Edited December 1, 2010 by b stein 22

[dib]

Probably found water on Uranus

 

Once, I had water on my..............no, I cant.

 

Thanks hypnotoad

[LeviF]

Or in the stone age...

The bonk and drag strategy! Bonk them over the head with your club, drag them to your cave.

[Booster4324]

The bonk and drag strategy! Bonk them over the head with your club, drag them to your cave.

 

zug-zug

[Gary M]

Oh crap.

 

If Sammy is floating in space flipping off Voyager just to screw with them again I am going to be so pissed at him.

 

Maybe Sammy is in Uranus.

[Beerball]

Present in the toxic, arsenic-riddled Mono Lake in California is a type of bacteria with a DNA makeup we never thought possible. That is, the building blocks of life -- carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and sulfur – are not all present. As opposed to phosphorus, this bacteria's DNA uses arsenic.

[Cugalabanza]

Present in the toxic, arsenic-riddled Mono Lake in California is a type of bacteria with a DNA makeup we never thought possible. That is, the building blocks of life -- carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and sulfur – are not all present. As opposed to phosphorus, this bacteria's DNA uses arsenic.

Wow, that's pretty damn cool!

 

The possibility of alien life just got more possible and more alien.

[Captain Hindsight]

So, this Jupiter Moon, would it support relocation for an NFL franchise?

I heard Godell wants to hold the Super Bowl there by 2100

 

 

The gravity will make the game more interesting for sure

[/dev/null]

I heard Godell wants to hold the Super Bowl there by 2100

 

 

The gravity will make the game more interesting for sure

 

Ralph is negotiating to play one home game a year there

[Nanker]

Present in the toxic, arsenic-riddled Mono Lake in California is a type of bacteria with a DNA makeup we never thought possible. That is, the building blocks of life -- carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and sulfur – are not all present. As opposed to phosphorus, this bacteria's DNA uses arsenic.

 

Sounds like some of the life forms I've encountered at PPP.

[Beerball]

I heard Godell wants to hold the Super Bowl there by 2100

 

 

The gravity will make the game more interesting for sure

And the perfect QB to lead his team to the win in the first Intergalactic SB would be?

[/dev/null]

And the perfect QB to lead his team to the win in the first Intergalactic SB would be?

This guy

Edited December 3, 2010 by /dev/null

[Captain Caveman]

I, for one, welcome our new alien overlords...

 

Well, this reporter was...possibly a little hasty earlier and would like

to...reaffirm his allegiance to this country and its human president.

May not be perfect, but it's still the best government we have. For

now.

[Beerball]

This guy

wrong

[DC Tom]

Sounds like some of the life forms I've encountered at PPP.

 

A mutant that thrives on toxicity and is disconnected from the rest of the world.

 

Makes one wonder of the bacteria in question is a member of the Bill Nye fan club.

[Ramius]

XKCD had a good one today for all of the science dorks out there...

 

http://xkcd.com/829/