Mars 'monolith' solved


	Mars 'monolith' solved

zadoz

8-6-2009 5:32 AM

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mars, monolith

zadoz says:

it looks so lonely

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8-6-2009 8:16 PM

tanyamm

The aliens need to make another one.

8-9-2009 10:18 PM

The Infowarrior

For all we know there could be some sort of life on mars as they have yet to explore the deep canyons some of which are thought to be many hundreds of miles deep.

But you would have thought they would at least say hello or something. then again if the intercept our news broadcasts I really wouldn't blame them for hiding

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