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Santa Claus - Photographic Evidence!

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  • 23-12-2003 2:18pm
    #1
    davros
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    Here's one we can finally lay to rest. Santa Claus is real and lives on Mars:

    [URL=http://]http://www.frozenink.com/mars.jpg[/URL]

    Unfortunately, our big chance for a close-up is being squandered because the Brits are landing a probe on the planet on Christmas morning - the one day of the year he won't be there :rolleyes:


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    #2
    Myksyk
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    I'm convinced!


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    #3
    sextusempiricus
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    I saw plenty of his clones that could have been used for a scientific study (especially around Grafton street) but suspect they have now gone into hibernation. Perhaps we should be looking for the Yeti instead.
    Let's hope Beagle 2 comes down safely. Did you read in the 'Sunday Times' Magazine (Dec 14th, p38) in its article on the probe that 'even the Vatican has an observatory in Arizona looking for alien theologies.'


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    Capt'n Midnight
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    http://www.beagle2.com/index.htm - no still no confirmation yet...

    Now does the great martian satellite gobbler exist ??
    can't remember it's exact name but it's eaten most of the satellites that get sent to mars - that whole metric - imperial thing was a cover up


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    SkepticOne
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    Landing a probe on any planet with a face on it is only asking for trouble if you ask me.

    The recent loss of the beagle2 is proof of my views.


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