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I am here now. I had to visit this world to see if it is worth saving. Regards.

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reply to post by angrymartian

I am here now. I had to visit this world to see if it is worth saving.

It's not.

We need a do-over. Call it a mulligan.

Peace

Welcome to earth. We have our share of problems, I'm guessing someone wearing a broom on their head would know about that. Are we worth saving? Jury is still out on that one. Stick around, probably not any worse than where you came from.....

Welcome to Earth.
On the left side you will notice a heard of people called the "good" guys. Then if you look over your shoulder to the "right" side, you will notice a heard called the "bad" guys.
In the middle you have the planet and it gets trampled on by both sides.
Take some complimentary bath gels and there are drinks at the mini bar if you become parched.
Enjoy your stay.

reply to post by angrymartian


Welcome

And where have you been

I have been waiting for the second wave for ages.

reply to post by marvinthemartian


A year on Mars takes 1.88 Earth years to complete. You have lost track of time is all. Regards.

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Greetings! We hope you enjoy your time here on Earth.

Highest regards.

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thats easy for you to say

I have had to spend the last 50 + years putting up with that rabbit.

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Welcome
Have some welcome cheesecake..
Enjoy your stay.
peace and love
~nat the blue eyed cat~

I think I like you already! Hello and welcome!!

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Shall I escort you to our leader? Do with him what you will!!!

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Welcome to ATS!

Glad you could stop in on your way to where ever it is you are going before you figure out if we are worth saving or not.

You know, if you could just flood the world with salt water, the dolphins and whales would well be worth saving, even if us humans are questionable....a lot of us can't swim....*hint hint*

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Who told you I was an earthling? The soul can be from anywhere...

Welcome here mate!

Welcome to ATS!

Greeting marvin

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Flooding the world? It never crossed my mind. Of course taking your water back home with me looks like a lot better plan. We can use more water and you folks have plenty. Would you miss say about 1/4 of it. We would really find a lot of use for it.

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That would be a question to ask the dolphins and water critters as they use the water more than we do.
We might drink it and be a part of it, but we don't use it like air.

If I was you, and you needed that water, I would grab myself a dirty snowball comet and use that. Probably cleaner than what we got anyways...

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i ave always been a big supporter of capturing comets. They contain C02 which we can use and water ice. There is no down side to comet capture for Martians or Earthlings for that matter so long as you keep them from hitting your planet.