is it sick?
Mars
Isaiah Garcia
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Carson Miller
is close up of Putin's anus?
Bentley Sanchez
they've taken it's temperature and it does not have a fever
this is a slide thread
Jordan Powell
um mars is flat sweetie
Kayden Harris
Daniel Clark
it's doing better now thanks for asking
Carson Nelson
looks more like Uranus
Gabriel Walker
Is that cobalt or copper?
Ethan Price
youtube.com
watch this video before jews tell you all about their next scam, aka "the mars landing"
John Martin
It's Mars
Angel Allen
Thank you, Patrick.
Angel Rogers
Space isnt real
Blake Wright
Exactly, how is space cold if it's in front of the sun?
Hudson Thompson
Why would this be Putin's anus of all the possible anuses out there?
Joseph Richardson
Kek.
Parker Ward
literally the only intelligent question in this thread.
Luke Reyes
yeah dude, mars is dope af
Charles Thomas
checked
Joseph Lopez
Mars is a dead planet (tectonically dead and cannot support life), so calling it sick is a bit weird.
William Green
L...lewd!
Isaiah Mitchell
Define intelligence.
Andrew Stewart
Oh my!
Xavier Jackson
(((glow)))
Asher Watson
and you know this how? The NASA psyop? The "I fucking love science" psyop?
You literally can't prove any of that
Julian Miller
Kek
Kevin Carter
BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAP
Justin Sanchez
Asher Young
Looks like copper but if this was a comet bearing cyanide compounds there is a chance that it reacted with the iron on the surface making Prussian Blue.
Adrian Gutierrez
The earth is the centre of the universe.
The sun and the stars go round it.'
James Morris
>Define intelligence.
Me.
Christopher Ramirez
Niggers are not intelligent.
Logan Morris
I can't prove it's wrong either, neither can you, you dumb schizo nigger.
Nathan Fisher
Don't get fresh with me, bloody youngster!! I doubt you were postnatally irradiated by our isotopic Mistress!!
Jack Ross
Or Earth surrounds the universe. Stars are stuck on the outside of another ball.
Nathan Hill
Probably just hit by a cobalt asteroid, or an asteroid uncovered a cobalt rich area.
John Bennett
>Exactly, how is space cold if it's in front of the sun?