i have not lost a game since 1995. it's not hard it's god damn tic tac toe

@Craig Stevenson: actually, for example, AC current will make the magnets vibrate.

you know what? do it. please send as many bacterias, algae, viruses and other microscopic forms of life, and drop them all in one spot on mars.

@Gettintheledout: i've been dreaming of this day...

@djscruffy: people will still build there.

@RigAudio: actually, this thing can help us do that. actually, if anything can right now, it'll be that thing

@ddeborja1: somehow i feel i should be geting this... and i'm not... and now i'm sad...

this is nothing but an obvious consequence of our lack of evolutionary pressure.

@liebermojo: this isn't the capsule you're looking for(?)

@Dr.LafeHubert: actually, i think it's more a key that lets you de-activate all the safeguards that are supposed to make the car reliable and easy to handle for the average driver, and probably some that emphasize fuel economy over power.

i wanna see a crash drop biological life forms on mars on purpose so we can see how certain things will do there

@Arken: meh, we could easily replace any part of our atmosphere (except oxygen) with a lot of things. helium for example. not saying it's super easy, but it's far from far fetched.

@Arken: but if you LIVE there, your body will produce more red blood cells and you eventually can breath there.

@Arken: eventually, yes, and it would cause their race to splinter into 2 different lineage. as far as concentration, it's not what matters, it's partial pressure. and as far as humans are concerned we seem to be able to operate at a wide range of concentration. while our planet could be less than ideal, chances are…

@bowen13: how could something be energy based? seriously, it's a ridiculous concept.

@Laho: i remember reading somewhere that some of this could be mitigated by submersion in a slightly pressurized fluid, but it's vague, and i fail to think of how that would actually work.

@Kamigoroshi: don't you mean the professor?

@Fanboy185: cork loaded blunderbuss?

@Serolf Divad: sadly, since we live so long, we're not really recommended diet.

@Arken: actually, as far as we know, it is much easier to complex life to exist in an environnement similar to ours. if there is aliens, they probably breath oxygen.