see4
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you and I are no longer internet friends.your buddy finshaggy!
would you live on mars? (video)
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drolove
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haha! aww im sorry
Blowin' Smoke
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I'd go. But only in my sixties. Party's pretty much over by then anyways.
I'd fill my prison purse with seeds and grow some smoke that is truly out of this world.
I'd fill my prison purse with seeds and grow some smoke that is truly out of this world.
dannyboy602
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its all in the preperation.
plenty of older folks would disagree
MojoRison
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This whole thread proves how little people understand what they're asking of us {those who are chosen} hypothetically speaking of course.
What started with a simple jibe could escalate into an free for all troll fest, something I thoroughly enjoy mind you but it's not something I would like to encounter thousands of miles away from nothing. Not to mention the fact that my very existence depends on these fellow humans, so we better get our psyches in check, there's absolutely no room for egos out there.
It'll be like nothing our previous experiences even the simulated ones have taught us, the reality of the situation is something we can only guess at and the psychological/physiological aspect is something few will have the fortitude to withstand.
This is something we as a species must do, because the earths resources are finite and with our collective moral out look our numbers will have depleted those said resources beyond recovery in the near future instead of eons away.
This is no video game, there are no respawn points and cheat codes are pointless.
Would I go? I would have to say yes but only if I had no children and had the next 10yrs to train and mentally prepare.
This in no way a slam against people here
What started with a simple jibe could escalate into an free for all troll fest, something I thoroughly enjoy mind you but it's not something I would like to encounter thousands of miles away from nothing. Not to mention the fact that my very existence depends on these fellow humans, so we better get our psyches in check, there's absolutely no room for egos out there.
It'll be like nothing our previous experiences even the simulated ones have taught us, the reality of the situation is something we can only guess at and the psychological/physiological aspect is something few will have the fortitude to withstand.
This is something we as a species must do, because the earths resources are finite and with our collective moral out look our numbers will have depleted those said resources beyond recovery in the near future instead of eons away.
This is no video game, there are no respawn points and cheat codes are pointless.
Would I go? I would have to say yes but only if I had no children and had the next 10yrs to train and mentally prepare.
This in no way a slam against people here
Blowin' Smoke
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This is true. I just mean you would probably have experienced most of what earth had to offer. Meant no offense to the older folk.
oldtimer54
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WTF you guys think no one has been to mars and started a colony already
Just ask the host of AM coast to coast
George Norry he has the real scoop!
Just ask the host of AM coast to coast
George Norry he has the real scoop!
ultraviolet pirate
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if you have kids and a woman then i see no better reasons to sign on for a mars mission.
kronicsmurf
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I have no interest in space exploration if it were a matter of the earth dying or resources depleted , then i would just consider it my time to die 
being cooped up with the same people for the rest of my life would be a fate worse than death anyway.
being cooped up with the same people for the rest of my life would be a fate worse than death anyway.
ANC
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What to go live on some barren shitrock, that doesn't have any life?
drolove
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thats right like the earth was millions of years or longer ago
gotta start somewhere!lol! who knows, all year indoors