The Greys were the embryos’ ghosts.

Yeah that Galileo was so milquetoast.

(applause)

And then we bend our collective Wookiee.

Great analysis. Thanks.

How about a Heart of Darkness/Apocalypse Now thing with a jaded Imperial assassin venturing to neutralize a renegade colonel who’s taken over a pocket of systems claiming he’s a Sith.

Excellent response. Thanks.

I guess that’s addressed in the noted weight of 2 lbs on Mars versus the 2.6 earth-bound.

Is there a linear relationship between weight of a aircraft and atmospheric density necessary to keep it aloft (provided a design’s inherent drag, lift, etc are constant)? Sure it’s only two pounds on Mars but the atmosphere is a mere 1% that of ours.

Does whiskey count as beer?

Ah... the lost verses of Butthole Surfers’ “Pepper.”

Seriously—love and gettin’ it on is right around the corner. Hang in there.

I think the intended implication is “...versus in a more rural area” and that Atlanta seemingly has a greater degree of light pollution than one would anticipate for its size.

What I’m saying is that advent of nuclear weapons is a paradigm changer that by all evidence swayed the great powers into the realization that any more direct confrontation than said proxy wars could mean mutual annihilation.

In 2012 here in Maine lifeguards yanked everyone out of the water at a popular beach when three dorsal fins were sighted a stone’s throw out. Guess the actual culprits.

LIRL

Oh, and statistically, great powers have gone to war against each other 73% of the time in history. So bottom line, the once unthinkable is very thinkable.

Onanistically challenged they are.

Ben Cooper excelled at doing it wrong.

Exactly what I thought of. Imagine that.

I’d get that checked out by Dr. Van Nostrand.