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Beagle 2 stuck in a crater?

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-12962300,00.html

Now that would be unlucky. 😮

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 22:26

Or the daffodils.

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By: Flood - 29th December 2003 at 22:25

Think its something to do with the short skirts, y’know…

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 22:21

Hey! Stop trying to fruit up another thread with figure skating! 😀

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By: Arthur - 29th December 2003 at 22:20

If the glass is nice and smooth, you could figure-skate at decent temperatures.

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 22:17

Suuuuuuure. Keep telling yourself that.

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By: Flood - 29th December 2003 at 22:16

Surely the lovely glow would help keep the food warm?

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 22:12

Sure. Just don’t eat off of it for about 10,000 years.

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By: Flood - 29th December 2003 at 22:11

Will it be nice glass? Flat and transparent?

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 22:08

Cube? More like a sheet of glass.

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By: Arthur - 29th December 2003 at 22:07

The restistants are futiles. They simply don’t want their nice flat testing ground to be transformed into a huge cube.

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 22:06

Which is why they are designated the “testing ground” 😀

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By: Flood - 29th December 2003 at 22:04

But obviously they are mad!

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 21:58

Bits of the half who doesn’t enjoy our new rule.

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By: Flood - 29th December 2003 at 21:56

But who will resist?

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 21:54

Only halfway though, as half of them will be wuite pleased to be under a powerful ruler’s thumb, while the other half will fester and mount insurgencies. That’s what we call the “testing ground”.

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By: Arthur - 29th December 2003 at 21:52

Tulip has gone bankrupt over a decade ago. We now have a defensive line of territories which immediately surrender, but where all the stupid and annoying people live. They should make any campaign a retrovasion within days.

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By: SOC - 29th December 2003 at 21:51

I thought Tulips were their first line of defense?

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By: Arthur - 29th December 2003 at 21:50

Regular daffodils or Fast Automatic ones?

They stand no chance against my Strawberry Switchblades anyhow.

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By: Flood - 29th December 2003 at 21:49

Fight him off with the daffodils – in season, obviously.

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By: Arthur - 29th December 2003 at 21:48

Nono, the chocolate part has ben exnexxed from my country 150 years ago.

We are now trying to countercolonise the part with the cheese, and trade the bit with the clogs with somebody having some other surrealestate on offer.

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