http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5261571/?GT1=3584

...Well, granted, it was probably expected and it's old news as we speak, but...

...Well, now we just need for them to be bought up by Ares, and when the comet comes...

Cheers, boys and girls!


~Phae

Too bad it's such a long way from orbit, though.

Eh. Bit by bit...:shrug:

Baby steps.

We ran, tripped and fell and are slowing recovering from the proverbial skinned knee.
(nothing but respect and love for the heroes lost in Earth's denizens climb into space)

I can always remember the point of quotes, but never the quotes themselves or who said them...

Then you learn the lesson in the quote.

A journey of a thousand miles sometimes ends very, very badly.

~J

"What's this button do..."

"Guys, should this be blinking?"

"That's a good siren, right?"

"Can't you go any faster than this?"
"Yes, but I'm not allowed to leave the train."

Crewman #1: "And remember---DON'T push the red button!"

*Crewman #2 hits the red button sometime mid-flight*

Crewman #1: "I told ya not to hit the red button!"

Crewman #2: "I thought I was hitting the green button, sir!"

Crewman #1: "How the frag did you get the green button mixed up with the red button?!"

Crewman #2: "I'm colorblind, sir!"

Crewman #1: "..."

It often depends on whether or not you took Greyhound.