I'd only start to worry when he starts typing up the same article saying the exact same thing. Score is irrelevant. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
Loser
* a contestant who loses the contest
* failure: a person with a record of failing; someone who loses consistently
* a gambler who loses a bet
Looser
* An Ebay term for someone who does not reply to emails.
Definitly a big difference there, but I don't see how either of them works.
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This is not serious at all. The names are without a doubt temporary used by the NASA employees for charting. Its quite a bit easier to remember something that sounds completely retarded compared to a couple numbers and letters.
Well, if we actually do settle on Mars, it will definitely be split between countries(if not a country of its own). Needless to say, the names aren't going got stick, so the kids might be living in Yu Quan Crater or Eiffel 65 Valley dending on the ruling country.
Also, who knows? Maybe inhabiting another planet or moon may force us to restructure our governments.
Around the time I was 8 the flight attendants just handed how some crayons, those coloring sheets you get at family restaurants, and some cheap plastic wings that fell off after 3 mintuets.
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Cubans pronounce it mang and not mane.
I'd only start to worry when he starts typing up the same article saying the exact same thing. Score is irrelevant. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
Loser * a contestant who loses the contest * failure: a person with a record of failing; someone who loses consistently * a gambler who loses a bet Looser * An Ebay term for someone who does not reply to emails. Definitly a big difference there, but I don't see how either of them works.
This is not serious at all. The names are without a doubt temporary used by the NASA employees for charting. Its quite a bit easier to remember something that sounds completely retarded compared to a couple numbers and letters.
Well, if we actually do settle on Mars, it will definitely be split between countries(if not a country of its own). Needless to say, the names aren't going got stick, so the kids might be living in Yu Quan Crater or Eiffel 65 Valley dending on the ruling country.
Also, who knows? Maybe inhabiting another planet or moon may force us to restructure our governments.
I thought space elevators were the future.
I wonder how much it would cost to buy the majority of the seats on a plane...
Around the time I was 8 the flight attendants just handed how some crayons, those coloring sheets you get at family restaurants, and some cheap plastic wings that fell off after 3 mintuets.
What do I do when my legs get tired?