(May 4, 2012 at 9:59 am)Minimalist Wrote: Um...42 is not dead, you know.

I look back on 42 fondly!

Yeah, 42 is the age at which smoking a pipe doesn't make you look like a dick. I look forward to my pipe smoking years. And no, this is not a metaphor for sucking cock.

(May 4, 2012 at 10:15 am)frankiej Wrote: And no, this is not a metaphor for sucking cock.

You just crushed my dreams.

Sorry, babe. You simply misunderstood me. I don't need metaphors for that... I'll just be blunt and hard about matters surrounding blow jobs.

(May 4, 2012 at 10:33 am)frankiej Wrote: I'll just be blunt and hard about matters surrounding blow jobs.

Blunt and hard. Heheheheeee

(May 2, 2012 at 4:02 pm)zebo-the-fat Wrote: Great news, I wonder what the theists will say if life is found under the ice on Europa. (maybe they will find an alien breed of talking snake!)

No need to wonder. They are capable of ever saying only one thing regardless of the situation they confront. A more primitive form of mental process than intelligence is conditional reflex. Yet even so base a function as conditional reflect is beyond the power of the theist mind. Their only reflex - "Goddidit" - is totally non-response to the condition.

They merit not even the honor of being a called nonsentient animal. Their powers are about the same as that of an inanimate worn old obsolete phonograph records etched with the bronze age chants of "goddidit".

(May 2, 2012 at 4:30 pm)Napoleon Wrote:

(May 2, 2012 at 4:02 pm)zebo-the-fat Wrote: Great news, I wonder what the theists will say if life is found under the ice on Europa. (maybe they will find an alien breed of talking snake!)

I've heard quite a few times people say there may be life under the ice. I'm skeptical though, seems very unlikely to me that life would thrive in an environment effectively cut off from the sun.

You'd be surprised, but such life would most likely be limited to extremophiles, but that is still evidence of life.

I wonder if the probe will be able to anything to actually see under the ice. It's miles thick, afterall.

(May 19, 2012 at 1:54 pm)Annik Wrote: I wonder if the probe will be able to anything to actually see under the ice. It's miles thick, afterall.

Well not see "per say" but at least generate a representative image through radio/sonar waves.

Lol, I know they're not going to stick a camera down there.

I'm pointing out the difficulties of any waves penetrating the miles of thick, solid ice.