We Could All Be Martians


	We Could All Be Martians

BartendingBear

2-25-2009 12:47 PM

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BartendingBear says:

I don't live with Tim, though.

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2-25-2009 2:23 PM

spirithiker

Biological evidence. We have proof. Marvin the Martian isn't just some figment of your imagination you know. http://mediccopcom.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/marvindrawingguide.jpg

2-25-2009 11:39 PM

tanyamm

I knew it! I can even talk like Marvin The Martian!

2-26-2009 3:07 AM

vk2yoc

Greetings, Earrthlings!

2-26-2009 4:43 PM

Anomaly100

I saw Total Recall, so I know it's possible to be from Mars. If it's on TV, it must be true.

2-27-2009 9:21 AM

dollface701

My grandfather and I once got in an argument over what was written in the National Enquirer.he said 'if it's in black and white it must be true..or they'd be sued' hahaha

2-27-2009 9:27 AM

valann 47

I still say women are from Venus

2-27-2009 11:27 PM

Anomaly100

Dollface701: Who am I to argue with your Grandpa? Besides, the Enquirer is a very good source for tracking down alien dog face babies. Check out any cover-

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