[southernnorthcarolina]

Well, thank God we discovered there are rocks on Mars before we lost contact. Reddish-brown rocks, brownish-red rocks, big rocks, small rocks, rocks of many shapes. And all this at a cost to taxpayers of $847,064,933,528,719,406,637,182. More or less.

Next for NASA: a new flavor of Tang!

[sonofatpatcher2]

Re: Well, thank God we discovered there are rocks on Mars before we lost contact. Reddish-brown rocks, brownish-red rocks, big rocks, small rocks, rocks of many shapes. And all this at a cost to taxpayers of $847,064,933,528,719,406,637,182. More or less.

Hummmmmmm...

Do you by chance have a relative who goes by the ID of "from occupied ga?" If so, ask him to name the three guys he says Apollo 11 'landed' on the Moon?

[Deo volente]

Yes, and NASA is hard at work trying to discover if there are rocks on other planets, too.

http://www.confusionroad.com/article.php?article_id=208

[BenLurkin]

NASA - 22 Jan 2004

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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National Aeronautics and Space Adiministation

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IMAGE FOLLOWS:

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LAST PHOTO RECEIVED from MARS exploaration rover "SPIRIT" before loss of contact:

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