50 martian relics :glugglug

Yep :thumbsup

Metal disc? This is clearly an IMPRINT in the sand. Half the imprint is actually blown away already.

You guys only see what you want to see.
It's just a dust cover imprint in the sand

The Aliens are already here..

http://www.ananova.com/images/web/55360.jpg

More than likely lol :1orglaugh

That's a scary pic :helpme

that tranny didn't even had his beard removed? :helpme

my fuckin frizzbee

OMFG!!!!
It's Kermit The Frog!!!

that or it wasn't sugar I put on my wheaties this morning

eitehr way.. that SOOOO COOOL!! Fuck the metalic object looking thingee

I like my kermit looking rock. Just like the squireel that looked like Lincoln on the Simpsons

now you can all :321GFY

So Mars has it's own "Roswell" where do these aliens learn how to drive?! They can't come to a planet without crashing their shit! :1orglaugh

bullshits

hoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoaxhoax fucking hoax

I wouldn't get too excited.

Another "billion-to-one" chance is aliens using philips screw drivers.

http://space.hostrocket.com/images/philips.jpg

but it matches my pants :(

whats next

Amazing.

BTW that doesn't look anything like a philips screw.

Put on your glasses.

20/20 here Willy.

I am very attracted to you! :)

Nope Mars engulfed by a massive storm

"Dust is rising more than 40 miles from Mars' surface, NASA scientists said, and winds at the surface are likely more than 80 miles an hour. High-altitude winds are even faster at close to 260 miles an hour. "

I wonder what it is

My metal cock-ring, nothing special....

Then wait till the Prozac dissipates. If you can't see a cross inside a circle
and that doesn't resemble philips then *your* on the wrong planet.

http://space.hostrocket.com/images/philips.jpg

Take your pick...

Mars 1, USSR, 11/1/62, Mars flyby, radio failed at 106 million km (65.9 million miles)
Mariner 3, U.S., 11/5/64, Mars flyby, shroud failed to jettison
Mariner 4, U.S. 11/28/64, first successful Mars flyby 7/14/65, returned 21 photos
Zond 2, USSR, 11/30/64, Mars flyby, passed Mars but radio failed, returned no planetary data
Mariner 6, U.S., 2/24/69, Mars flyby 7/31/69, returned 75 photos
Mariner 7, U.S., 3/27/69, Mars flyby 8/5/69, returned 126 photos
Mars 2, USSR, 5/19/71, Mars orbiter/lander arrived 11/27/71, no useful data, lander burned up due to steep entry
Mars 3, USSR, 5/28/71, Mars orbiter/lander, arrived 12/3/71, lander operated on surface for 20 seconds before failing
Mariner 9, U.S., 5/30/71, Mars orbiter, in orbit 11/13/71 to 10/27/72, returned 7,329 photos
Mars 4, USSR, 7/21/73, failed Mars orbiter, flew past Mars 2/10/74
Mars 5, USSR, 7/25/73, Mars orbiter, arrived 2/12/74, lasted a few days
Mars 6, USSR, 8/5/73, Mars flyby module and lander, arrived 3/12/74, lander failed due to fast impact
Mars 7, USSR, 8/9/73, Mars flyby module and lander, arrived 3/9/74, lander missed the planet
Viking 1, U.S., 8/20/75, Mars orbiter/lander, orbit 6/19/76-1980, lander 7/20/76-1982
Viking 2, U.S., 9/9/75, Mars orbiter/lander, orbit 8/7/76-1987, lander 9/3/76-1980; combined, the Viking orbiters and landers returned 50,000+ photos
Phobos 1, USSR, 7/7/88, Mars/Phobos orbiter/lander, lost 8/88 en route to Mars
Phobos 2, USSR, 7/12/88, Mars/Phobos orbiter/lander, lost 3/89 near Phobos
Mars Observer, U.S., 9/25/92, lost just before Mars arrival 8/21/93
Mars Global Surveyor, U.S., 11/7/96, Mars orbiter, arrived 9/12/97, high-detail
Mars Pathfinder, U.S., 12/4/96, Mars lander and rover, landed 7/4/97, last transmission 9/27/97
Nozomi, Japan, 7/4/98, Mars orbiter, currently in orbit around the Sun; Mars arrival delayed to 12/13/03 then fails
Mars Climate Orbiter, U.S., 12/11/98, lost upon arrival 9/23/99
Mars Polar Lander/Deep Space 2, U.S., 1/3/99, lander and soil probes, lost on arrival 12/3/99
Mars Odyssey, U.S., 3/7/01, Mars orbiter, arrived 10/24/01, currently conducting prime mission studying global composition, ground ice, thermal imaging
Mars Express/Beagle 2, European Space Agency, 6/2/03, Mars orbiter/lander, due to enter orbit 12/25/03, landing 12/25/03

...left overs from other missions.

Art Bell was always right, aliens exist.
:thumbsup

I'm not going argue with you about it. I know what a philips screw looks like and I've never seen one like that before. I'm sure whatever they send out to space uses something stronger then philips screws ..LOL.

Fuck! So there is where I left it!

:2 cents:

I don't believe you can retain your possesive rights on trash you have discarded.

Hehe.. Anyone have the URL to that site where you can send the guys your collected discs? I'm wondering how many they have so far..

Cheers,
Matt

HOMER SAYS:

Its the Universal Sign of the Donut !!!!!

BIG B

Weird shit! :2 cents:

You'd think with the billions of dollars spent on the space program, that the US government could afford cameras with equal or better quality than even the lowest of low budget pornographers. Gimme a fuckin break, the pics look like screen caps from a web cam show and not even in color - WTF???

L_O_F_L

When they let you out...go to the hardware store and discover what the rest of the world knows.

That must be like sitting under a giant sander.

:eek2

yeah you'd think they'd have wired a OC3 to mars to send back all these high resolution, color pics you're talking about.

I dont feel alone anymore in our solar system. Would be interesting if it proves to be real.

FUNNIEST PICUTRE OF ALL TIME! :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

fucking COOL

good post dood!

I believe that there was a life before! Include finding a water.........,something happened and it is gonna take a long time when they gonna find what´s really happened there!

hmm ? :eek7 :eek2

http://www.sexy-celebs.net/hotlink/kolo.jpg


:1orglaugh

Awsome :1orglaugh

Nice! martians use phillips head screws.

Is it just me or does anyone else see phillips head screw heads on the right side of that disk? It's probably something from one of the recent probes.

"i've never seen one like that before"

:eek7

fasteners come in all forms. its not like its a sheetrock screw or something you dork. airplanes USE THE SAME FUCKING THINGS - its a phillips screw head on a different type of fastener.

You know how much garbage we've left in space? Tons. I'm not a big space nut but wouldn't it be possible for that to have hit Mars years ago? I have no idea how long it would take something to float to Mars, that's just a thought. It would be nice for Nasa to explain some of the funnier looking pictures, but I'm not holding my breath.