Sci/Tech Giant wind-blown ball rolls around and detonates landmines

[Accname]

But they can never say, they are 100% sure.
Well, you know "they had never been over there"

They never said they were 100% sure. But what has this to do with the topic?

 

[FireCat]

They never said they were 100% sure. But what has this to do with the topic?

Well aren't "earth" much closer for them, to figure out how to find "dangerous landmines and other crap weapons dumps?" Well, anyway Let's see what the future holds ...

 

[Accname]

Well aren't "earth" much closer for them, to figure out how to find "dangerous landmines and other crap weapons dumps?" Well, anyway Let's see what the future holds ...

So, what is your arguement? I can just see a random sentence with no direct connection to the post above.

 

[FireCat]

So, what is your arguement? I can just see a random sentence with no direct connection to the post above.

It wasn't even an argument at all, but rather a hint.

 

[Accname]

It wasn't even an argument at all, but rather a hint.

A hint towards what?

 

[FireCat]

A hint towards what?

Towards what might be the most important.

 

[Accname]

Towards what might be the most important.

What is that supposed to be?
I dont see anything hinting towards something important.

 

[iPeez]

hey hey, for all we know some people might have been outside the solar system

 

[Accname]

hey hey, for all we know some people might have been outside the solar system

Think they have found any landmines there?

 

[Fatmankev]

For the record, seeing through the atmosphere and an absence of matter (or hydrogen, I dunno what space is made of to be honest) is a lot easier to figure out than seeing through the solid earthen crust of our world. For the record.

 

[Varine]

For the record, seeing through the atmosphere and an absence of matter (or hydrogen, I dunno what space is made of to be honest) is a lot easier to figure out than seeing through the solid earthen crust of our world. For the record.

Space is a vacuum. Not really defined very well, but it's more or less empty.

 

[iPeez]

Think they have found any landmines there?

My guess: they laid a few.
Just incase, you know.

 

[Accname]

My guess: they laid a few.
Just incase, you know.

Sounds promising. I like the idea, tell me more.

 

[Varine]

Sounds promising. I like the idea, tell me more.

They're more like space mines than land mines.

 

[Fatmankev]

Not often that a pun hits home like that. Cool.

 

[iPeez]

Well the whole idea behind the "space mine" was to create a defensive barrier between earth and the other planets. But they forgot about Voyager 0 which tried to pass the field last year, after its expedition to an outer solarsystem. But got stuck on the outside. The redbull guy jumping was actually a federal agent warning the returning dpace explorers about earth. Trying to lead them away from the doomed planet, and symbolizing that with an epic skyfall suicide.

 

[Fatmankev]

Man, I wish I knew what you were ranting about. I just got confused, though =/

 

[Varine]

Yeah I don't he think he finished the video. Which was pretty damn awesome I will add. Can you imagine being on that platform and seeing that? It would be so intense!