Flabby Buster says (looks like Herbie Popnecker)"Have fun pretending to be a scientist. There's plenty of real ones in the world to chew you up just as bad as those on this board."
Scientists are people of integrity and honor, There are no people like that on this bbs. They are all agenda based, either out for themselves are trying to sell memberships to the silly Mars Society. Still think humans are going to have colonies on Mars in 10 years flabby? Sorry but you will be long deceased before that ever happens. The reality is, Mars more than likely has life and before humans can go there, it will have to be studied for years. How that will be accomplished is yet unknown, but brining it to Earth in a tin can isn't the answer:
www.icamsr.org
Real scientists don't go to an amateur space bbs to rally their defucnt theories. And, hey you oversized sphincter muscle, I don't have to pretend anything. My work is online, I continue to write and I have some colleagues who are wolrd class scientists. Some of them actually have had their experiments go to the surface of Mars as well as being on other important missions. However, it is you, the coward affraid to post his real name (as if anyone doesn't know)who has not come up with one single orginal idea here or at any other time. Yes, chickens are your game, and pretending to be a Man on Mars is another.
Go put your garbage can ringed space helmet on, your canvas and duct tape space suit and go tell everyone what important research you are doing while asking them for money to supoort such nonsense. You Mars Society types are living in a fantasy world akin to Star Trek.
Bye Buster the flabby Mars "pretend" astronuat.
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re: Quacks don't debunk anything -Buster the Canvas Mars Man
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