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If I were to live in a gas world I'd choose Neptune. 
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500!

It is a ball of gas, we could build the houses on air bladders or something like that.
It would be insane, since I believe the winds of Jupiter move at amazing speed (like 600 mph??)
Good lord, imagine the pain of traveling around in constant, horrifying wind storms.
Too bad it's happening
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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

500!

It is a ball of gas, we could build the houses on air bladders or something like that.
It would be insane, since I believe the winds of Jupiter move at amazing speed (like 600 mph??)
Good lord, imagine the pain of traveling around in constant, horrifying wind storms.
Too bad it's happening

And good luck leaving Jupiter's atmosphere if you ever need to.
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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

500!

It is a ball of gas, we could build the houses on air bladders or something like that.
It would be insane, since I believe the winds of Jupiter move at amazing speed (like 600 mph??)
Good lord, imagine the pain of traveling around in constant, horrifying wind storms.
Too bad it's happening


It's be like Kansas during the summer -2. :O

Also, air bladders, wtf? LOL
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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

500!

It is a ball of gas, we could build the houses on air bladders or something like that.
It would be insane, since I believe the winds of Jupiter move at amazing speed (like 600 mph??)
Good lord, imagine the pain of traveling around in constant, horrifying wind storms.
Too bad it's happening

Dude, you could ride the great red spot.
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Yes, air bladders. The houses need to float on the gas.


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i also think you would be flat as a pancake becouse of Jupiters gravity force is so great it would crush all your bones and tendrils and you could hardly moove anywhere
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

i also think you would be flat as a pancake becouse of Jupiters gravity force is so great it would crush all your bones and tendrils and you could hardly moove anywhere

That's nothing science can't fix.

Actually, how insane would it be if we had the technology to send a space crew to Jupiter, but totally neglected the force of gravity upon their bodies once they arrive? That would be so embarrassing.


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Omg hi Alan Heart
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

i also think you would be flat as a pancake becouse of Jupiters gravity force is so great it would crush all your bones and tendrils and you could hardly moove anywhere


This is true
I'm just floating around ideas, we need to hammer out the details later. LOL
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Omg hi Alan Heart

huzzah!
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Originally posted by colorofmoney91 colorofmoney91 wrote:

Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

i also think you would be flat as a pancake becouse of Jupiters gravity force is so great it would crush all your bones and tendrils and you could hardly moove anywhere

That's nothing science can't fix.
science havent even fixed a sh*t :D, but they are improovin ,when they can fix sh*t with science like actualy fixing smellfree poop i will be glad Big smile



im kidding ofcourse


science is gold, one day one might travvel in warp speed  woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom
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Science hasn't cured cancer and AIDS yet :(
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but they might have found a plausible cure for ME

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Science hasn't cured cancer and AIDS yet :(

I bet it has but it's being suppressed because cancer/AIDS treatment is a goldmine.
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by colorofmoney91 colorofmoney91 wrote:

Science hasn't cured cancer and AIDS yet :(

I bet it has but it's being suppressed because cancer/AIDS treatment is a goldmine.

I could go on about that for an hour or so but I won't. There have been studies with very promising results with super cheap medicine that is unprofitable jfajlkhdskafjhlsdkjfhalskdjfh
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Originally posted by colorofmoney91 colorofmoney91 wrote:

Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by colorofmoney91 colorofmoney91 wrote:

Science hasn't cured cancer and AIDS yet :(

I bet it has but it's being suppressed because cancer/AIDS treatment is a goldmine.

I could go on about that for an hour or so but I won't. There have been studies with very promising results with super cheap medicine that is unprofitable jfajlkhdskafjhlsdkjfhalskdjfh

We're all sheep who're only worth what can be shorn from us :(
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Top o' the mornin' to ya. 
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How ya doing el capitan? 
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Meh. First sick day from the current job, it took about one and a half years.
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