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Out of the Blue
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Yesterday I got a wild hair to have less wild hair, and cut most of it off (I now resemble the logo more than ever). Later in the day we picked up some supplies for an impromptu cookout and because there was beer in our cart, the young lady at the checkout asked for my driver license! Now I'm not going to kid myself that I suddenly look underage as much as she was just clueless. On the other hand, I don't think I will ever shop anywhere else... and she sure looked mystified when I tipped her.

Stories of the Day:	Homesick and Hungry? Online Fix. Amazon Plan Would Allow Searching Texts of Many Books (registration required). ReplayTV's New Owners Drop Features That Riled Hollywood (registration required).
Wild Science:	The Power Of the Moon. Burping stars fill cosmos with dust. A 'Funky A.T.M.' Lets You Pay for Purchases Made Online (registration required).
Weird Science:	Exhaust condenser allows drinking and driving. Now that's a Dune buggy. Pizza cuts cancer risk? Joining masturbation on the good list. Answer to the mystery of life is four.
Images of the Day:	The 34th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing. Earth and Moon Photographed by Mars Express.
Auction of the Day:	Bidders fail to bite at Elvis tooth.
Follow-ups:	Food Industry Health Pitches Prompt Skepticism. DVD's Meant for Buying but Not for Keeping (registration required).
	Thanks Mike Martinez.

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Re: Mewn Landing
Jul 21, 2003, 23:59

Halsy

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Re: Mewn Landing Jul 21, 2003, 23:59

Jul 21, 2003, 23:59

Halsy

I believe it was Mars, it might have been the moon, but I once heard that it was so mineral dense that something like 1 cubic ton of it would be equal to about 1000 cubic tons on the same minerals on earth. I don't recall the numbers exactly, but thats why they want to get into space so bad.

Anyway you slice it, if the enviornmentalists are right and the earth keeps getting trashed and overpopulated at its current rate we only have 2 or so centuries left before there are major collapses in the ecosystems which means bye-bye humanity in a protracted and painful manner.
Terraforming is really the only way to go.

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