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Re: Paul in MI on Bush and Space
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Posted by Paul in Mich on January 14, 2004 at 19:38:40 from (68.188.227.110):
In Reply to: Paul in MI on Bush and Space posted by Hugh MacKay on January 14, 2004 at 18:20:51:
Hugh, We think space exploration takes the "Right stuff". Obviously we have never been in a dory off Grand Banks in an Atlantic Noreaster. That takes men with the "Right stuff", and yes, maybe a little screech to boot. By golly, I do believe that if we loaded the tires we could get enough traction out of our respective "A" and super "A" to get farming started on Mars. We wouldnt have to use roundup, or roundup ready seed since there are no weeds there (yet), besides, doesn't "Earth day" only apply to Earth? As to all the rocks, we had an 80 a few miles west of here that seemed to have at least as many rocks as what I've seen from the Martian pictures. Don't you think that the ground there resembles some of the tobacco ground here? I'm seeing more possibilities all the time. Geesh, to think that last year I thought farming in Brazil was a good idea. Anyway, Hugh, the missus says its ok for me to go to Mars as long as I'm home for supper.
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