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Re: Q.E.D.: Clathrate Reactions on Mars

E.P. Grondine wrote: Look, ya b.s. M 'efer, stop wasting my time...
1) Ya did indeed say exactly that the preceding post, and
2) "all" defines the features - they're perfectly straight, and very frequent -
plus to which there is damn little if any tetonic activity on Mars -

Q.E.D.

Chris writes: You haven't proven anything, but that you are a clueless rude SOB! If there are lots of these structure around on Mars and in past images you should first direct us to them and second realize they could be an indicator of far more tetonic activities on Mars than you believe. BTW, I had been interested in checking out your impactor idea. But, now have no interest in continuing this tit for tat with such a lazy, rude, butt headed, person who is in serious need of medication as you!

--Chris Vancil

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