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Posted by iTranscendence on Oct-07-2009 01:42:

No I was saying that the water bear was just an example of a creature that can survive the harhsness of space and if lucky enough re-entry, and that if there is one known creature that can do that there must be others.

Posted by Domesticated on Oct-07-2009 05:33:

I have two theories about this thread:

1. Yukki used Krypton's account to make it so that she could reply using her own username and look smart for the first time ever by rattling off a bunch of stuff she heard in a classroom.

2. Krypton made this thread on Yukki's behalf after she promised him a blowjob in exchange.

Posted by yukii on Oct-07-2009 05:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated

yukii > Yukki

Posted by Domesticated on Oct-07-2009 05:53:

You didn't bother to deny either of my theories. This is telling.

Perhaps you offered to blow him in exchange for the usage of his account. That is a third option I had not considered.

Posted by yukii on Oct-07-2009 05:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
You didn't bother to deny either of my theories. This is telling.

Perhaps you offered to blow him in exchange for the usage of his account. That is a third option I had not considered.

dude, im not the one coming off as sexually deprived & having no life so i resort to trying to bitch at someone online for absolutely no reason.

if you're not going to talk about anything relevant to this thread then please kindly gtfo im sure it's annoying to everyone else to hear this yukii shit in every thread.

kthnxbai.

Posted by we_R_DNA on Oct-16-2009 11:06:

Posted by Fpcookie on Oct-16-2009 11:49:

Re: Is abiogenesis still occuring?

quote:
Originally posted by Krypton
Hopefully this'll be an interesting discussion. So how did life start? The preeminent theory is the primordial soup of organic compounds. If that is true, shouldn't life be constantly sprouting? I don't see it happening which leads me to believe life was somehow seeded onto the planet.

Haven't visited the c0r in ages but it's good to see you are still as stupid as ever.

Posted by Slylee on Oct-16-2009 16:17:

we're just an evolving, insignificant species that happened during a period between ice age ages

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