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    22 KB Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)13:59 No.6103018  
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/6250618/Hell-planet-where-rock-falls-as-rain-found.html

    COROT-7b

    Your next campaign setting.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:03 No.6103053
    >>6103018
    Nice, but who would colonize place like this?
    >> Thatassholewritefag !!bTfelQViuUO 10/02/09(Fri)14:04 No.6103071
    Make it Orky!!!!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:07 No.6103114
    >>6103053

    Manly Men
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:09 No.6103142
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    >>6103053
    WHO THE FUCK WOULDN'T COLONIZE A PLANET LIKE THIS?!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:11 No.6103155
    >>6103053

    Mining there would certainly be pretty easy. Just run around with buckets to collect the rain.

    Life Insurance premiums would be a bitch though.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:15 No.6103203
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    >>6103155
    >run around
    On the MOLTEN SURFACE?
    >> Slade 10/02/09(Fri)14:17 No.6103219
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    >>6103053
    According to the article, it is a tidal locked planet, meaning that it has no "days" or rotation. So, the far side of the planet is around 50 degrees above above absolute 0 (So thats what? -275 celcius or something?) That side could be colonized. Sorta. Or rather, rape that side for metals and such. It is an earth density planet, so metals abound in the crust. Surely you could get some mining going on the planet. Not sure about cost feasibility though...
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:17 No.6103220
    I swear that as I live I will find a reason to send my Traveller players to this place.

    Rocks will fall.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:17 No.6103232
    Well if they were seeking colonizers, I'd insta voulenteer. That's certain.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:19 No.6103253
    >>6103232
    i already picked out a nice spot on the border of the day/night sides
    >> Slade 10/02/09(Fri)14:21 No.6103260
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    >>6103219
    Continuing:
    Most of the "workers" would have to be robots and shit, but at least the company that mines could do so without worry about the "environment" or some shit.

    Course, what would a sci fi game be without a robot uprising or some shit?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:21 No.6103264
    >>6103219
    >(So thats what? -275 celcius or something?)

    -223 celcius, absolute zero is -273.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:22 No.6103268
    >>6103220
    >Rocks will fall.

    Ba-dum PSSH
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:22 No.6103277
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    >>6103268
    here you go
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:23 No.6103286
    >>6103253
    I heard that place is looovely
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:24 No.6103287
    >>6103264
    so what happens absolute zero?
    can it get any colder then that or is that like the "limit" on how cold it can get
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:24 No.6103291
    >>6103203

    Speed boats. Teams of miners on speed-boats, zipping around on the molten lava using buckets to collect precious metals as they fall from the sky.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:25 No.6103301
    >>6103291
    Are the boats made of non-meltium?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:26 No.6103303
    >>6103253

    Temperatures at the border would probably be fun. Lots of weather.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:26 No.6103304
    But what about the uh, gravity n' stuff?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:26 No.6103311
    >>6103287
    Actually, it can.

    And no, i don't understand it. My friend (who's a dual major Mathematics/physics grad student) explained it to me.

    Somehow you use lasers to cool atoms below absolute zero.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:27 No.6103314
    >>6103304
    its earth sized so gravity may be around the same
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:27 No.6103317
    >>6103311
    Lasers.

    Dear god...
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:27 No.6103320
    >>6103301

    Yes.

    Some sort of ceramic, probably.
    >> Ted 10/02/09(Fri)14:28 No.6103328
    >>6103287
    It's an impossible cold, where everything is frozen in place, every molecule has zero kinetic energy. Of course, it's postulated that this is impossible, naturally and artificially, to create.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:28 No.6103329
    >>6103314
    Well almost twice as big, but comparing to suns and that, it's nothing.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:28 No.6103334
    >>6103311
    non-science guy here
    so cooling is when things lose their energy and slow down. so would aboslute zero be when the atoms stop moving all together?
    >> Ted 10/02/09(Fri)14:29 No.6103342
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absolute_zero
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:30 No.6103351
    >>6103334
    To my understanding.

    But like I said, my friend explained experiments where they go past that.

    It's got something to do with energy levels, and having more of high energy atoms than low energy atoms.

    I was drunk. He ruined the drunk.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:32 No.6103366
    >>6103311
    No. Absolutely zero is the point at which atoms stop moving. You know the entire reason heat exists? You can get something to absolutely zero (at least theoretically) but below absolute zero is an impossibility.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:34 No.6103384
    >>6103366
    Okay. I'm not going to argue with you. I don't understand it.

    I will say this though: he is a particle physicist. i trust him.
    >> Slade 10/02/09(Fri)14:35 No.6103391
    >>6103264
    Sorry, couldn't remember the damn number. It's been awhile.

    Either way, you would need space suits and shit to walk around on the surface on the "cold" side. Course, mines and stuff could be climate controlled for the mining bots.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:35 No.6103393
    >>6103334
    Absolute zero is one of those fun things that's impossible to observe, because being able to observe it would mean that there's some amount of energy being bounced around, and thus it wouldn't be absolute zero.

    Look at it this way: you perceive colors because light is bouncing off the atoms of whatever you're looking at. If the atoms were completely at rest, you wouldn't be able to detect any light - but if there was any light being bounced around the atoms, then they wouldn't be completely at rest.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:36 No.6103405
    >>6103366
    NONSENSE!
    WHEN ATOMS GET COLDER THAN ABSOLUTE ZERO, THEY START MOVING BACKWARD IN TIME.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:37 No.6103413
    what would happen to a person exposed to temperatures anywhere near absolute zero? would it be along the lines of what happens to those poor fucks in crysis? instant human popsicle
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:38 No.6103425
    >>6103413
    Cryogenics.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:38 No.6103430
    >>6103384
    Absolute zero is a situation when there is literally ZERO energy in an environment. To get a lower temperature would require the environment have negative energy which is completely impossible.

    Either your friend is talking bollocks or you misunderstood him.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:39 No.6103442
    Oh and umm, friend of physics nerd here.
    *cough*
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_temperature

    I'm right, you're wrong.

    I still don't get it.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:40 No.6103444
    >>6103366
    So when you cool something to absolute zero, does it mean that it ceases to exist because?n You know, if it was possble...
    >> Ted 10/02/09(Fri)14:40 No.6103449
    >>6103425
    No, a human popsickle would be a better example. Cryogenics is weird, as the human body kinda dies.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:40 No.6103452
    >>6103425
    yah but in crysis they used it as a weapon the froze a entire fucking island solid and those bot things froze and shatterd people like it was going out of style
    >> Captain Failmore Express 10/02/09(Fri)14:41 No.6103460
    >>6103442

    >By contrast, a system with a truly negative temperature is not colder than absolute zero; in fact, temperatures colder than absolute zero are impossible.

    > :|

    > 8|

    > eye beams
    >> Ted 10/02/09(Fri)14:42 No.6103469
    >>6103442
    "A substance with a negative temperature is not colder than absolute zero"
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:42 No.6103470
    >>6103442
    >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_temperature

    >By contrast, a system with a truly negative temperature is not colder than absolute zero; in fact, temperatures colder than absolute zero are impossible. Rather, a system with a negative temperature is hotter than any system with a positive temperature (in the sense that if a negative-temperature system and a positive-temperature system come in contact, heat will flow from the negative- to the positive-temperature system).

    Well.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:42 No.6103472
    >>6103442
    Didn't read that article very well, did you?
    >By contrast, a system with a truly negative temperature is not colder than absolute zero; in fact, temperatures colder than absolute zero are impossible.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:42 No.6103473
    >>6103442
    >By contrast, a system with a truly negative temperature is not colder than absolute zero; in fact, temperatures colder than absolute zero are impossible.

    No, you're still wrong.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:42 No.6103477
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    >>6103366
    What about below sub-zero?
    >> Ted 10/02/09(Fri)14:43 No.6103481
    >>6103460
    Hey! Stop that! I was on this thread first!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:43 No.6103485
    >>6103449
    water molocules would form ice crystals inside your cells and shred them apart. frost bite is a bitch
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:43 No.6103486
    >>6103442

    Probably like wormoles: "Hey guys, we used your theory and with superior computing power followed the diagram to the other end. And guess what: There's a wormhole and a white Hole at the end. Of course both of them only exist in a space perfectly free of any exterior physical pehnomena!"
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:43 No.6103488
    >>6103460
    >>6103469
    >>6103470
    >>6103472
    >>6103473
    Negative Temperature Mind.
    >> Ted 10/02/09(Fri)14:43 No.6103489
    >>6103470
    >>6103472
    >>6103469
    >>6103460
    Small article, fast readers.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:47 No.6103512
    If I recall correctly guys, he was arguing that you couldn't get a temperature lower than absolute zero.
    >>6103366

    >but below absolute zero is an impossibility.
    >>6103430
    >To get a lower temperature

    Which is exactly what a negative temperature would be.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:47 No.6103513
    The molten ocean of rock evaporates into the sky where it condenses into small pebbles, which begin rocking down to the surface of the planet, completing the rock cycle in its entirety.

    No doubt there are even metals and heavy metals that are carried along in this process, so there is possibly a metal cycle in addition the a rock cycle.

    There are heavy metals rocking down to the surface of this planet every day.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:48 No.6103530
    >>6103513
    This is the greatest planet ever invented by NASA

    : O
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:50 No.6103542
    >>6103513
    I say, lets turn the whole fucking planet into a dorf fort.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:50 No.6103551
    >>6103513
    make sure to bring a umbrella
    made of of ceramic titanium
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:51 No.6103554
    >>6103460
    That's because they used some strange mathematical mambo jambo to make their models work...
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:53 No.6103569
    >>6103486
    reminds me of a physics joke with all these requirements

    It's something to do with horse racing, and trying to come up with a way to win.
    Anyway, at the end the phycisist is like 'yeah, I've come up with an equation' and everyone is all 'really'
    and the physics guy is all 'yeah, but it assumes that we are in a vacuum and we have a spherical horse'
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)14:54 No.6103576
    I remember there was a planet on the Tiji sector that did something similar.

    Although I believe instead of molten rock rising and then falling, the planet's orbit was so strange that it caused part of the planet to rip off, including landmarks, would be ripped off the planet, orbit it for a bit, and then fall back to the planet at another point in the orbit.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)15:00 No.6103633
    ADVENTURES ON THE HELL PLANET

    EPISODE SEVEN

    EVERYTHING IS STILL ON FUCKING FIRE

    FUCK
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)15:08 No.6103715
    >>6103512
    You can get a negative temperature in celsius and fahrenheit.
    You cannot get a negative temperate in kelvin.

    THERE.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)15:11 No.6103743
    >>6103715

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_temperature
    >In physics, certain systems can achieve negative temperatures; that is, their thermodynamic temperature can be of a negative quantity. Negative temperatures can be expressed as negative numbers on the kelvin scale.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)15:13 No.6103777
    >>6103576
    It was a planet with a poisonous atmosphere that rotated twenty-four times faster than Earth.

    As in, one hour of Earth was an entire day on the planet.

    We rule-of-cooled that the rotation was so fast that rubbles was spun off of the planet and was later drawn back in by the heavy gravity, before the cycle was repeating over again, with gigantic rocks skipping all over the planet.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)15:14 No.6103791
    >>6103633
    I don't know why, but I laughed my fucking lungs out.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)15:26 No.6103936
    >>6103777
    I would assume that a human on that planet would end up "bouncing"
    That must be fun.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)16:35 No.6104665
    Reminds me of Crematoria from The Chronicles of Riddick.
    >> _44_ 10/02/09(Fri)16:55 No.6104878
    >>6103743
    how the hell do you get negative energy?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)16:56 No.6104887
    >>6103633
    PREVIEW FOR EPISODE EIGHT

    HERES A HINT

    THINGS ARE STILL ON FIRE

    GOD DAMIT WHY IS EVERYTHING ON FIRE
    >> Faiz, Vindicare !!oHNZ1QN/tbk 10/02/09(Fri)17:01 No.6104974
    So, battle plan is:

    Colonize the dark side of the planet
    Periodically strafe the meridian that lies between the two sides in some sort of Mazinger-esque alloy forged ship and collect falling rocks
    Profit
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:04 No.6105011
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    Artist conception of COROT-7b transiting orange dwarf COROT-7
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:06 No.6105041
    >>6105011
    FUCK MY EYES

    WHY THE FUCK ARE WE LIVING HERE ANYWAY
    >> Faiz, Vindicare !!oHNZ1QN/tbk 10/02/09(Fri)17:06 No.6105051
    >>6105041

    Probably because we got conned by some megaconglomerate mining corporation that exists in abot half of all sci-fi.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:07 No.6105053
    The planet has a maximum surface temperature between 1800 to 2600 °C (3300 to 4700 degrees Fahrenheit). Due to the high temperature, it may be covered in lava.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COROT-7b
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:07 No.6105064
    COMING IN EPISODE 28

    THE SEASON FINALE ENDS IN A THRILLING CLIFFHANGER SCENE WHERE EVERYTHING CONTINUES TO BE ON FIRE
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:11 No.6105121
    >>6105051
    Right

    Fucking blue shirts
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:12 No.6105139
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    Holy shit, it's the best death planet ever.

    Corot 7b is the home to the Corotian Hellraisers, the manliest Imperial Guard regiment in the galaxy.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:16 No.6105183
    >>6105011
    fucking awesome, lets live on a planet where if the radiation doesn't manage to kill us before the heat, We'll go blind.
    >> Faiz, Vindicare !!oHNZ1QN/tbk 10/02/09(Fri)17:17 No.6105200
    >>6105183

    Or we could, y'know, live on the dark side and not have to deal with solar radiation.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:17 No.6105202
    Fuck it, I'm cancelling Delta Green and running Traveller, purely so I can send my players to this planet. This is awesome.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:18 No.6105212
    OP here.

    I just came back...

    You guys are fucking awsome and have made my day.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:18 No.6105215
    >>6105202
    Really? I mean, this place is pretty much the definition of 'Nuclear Chaos'. Just make it Azathoth.
    >> Faiz, Vindicare !!oHNZ1QN/tbk 10/02/09(Fri)17:20 No.6105241
    >>6105202
    >Fuck it, I'm cancelling Delta Green and running Traveller, purely so I can send my players to this planet.

    Or just find an excuse to send them there in Delta Green.

    ...granted, it'd be an instant TPK...
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:22 No.6105269
    >>6103018

    >rocks fall

    But everyone would die....
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:22 No.6105271
    So just to see, I went on wikipedia to see what sort of materials mining ships for the hot side of the planet could be made of. Turns out there's lots of options, before we even begin to think of compounds.

    But the best was Diamond. Mining just got fucking pimp. Speeding round lakes of molten metal in a diamond hovercraft.

    Fuck yes.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:24 No.6105283
    >>6105271
    But what if you hit a diamond wall in the air?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:25 No.6105308
    >>6105283
    then dimond rocks fall and every one every where dies
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:27 No.6105339
    http://www.exosolar.net/
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:28 No.6105347
    >>6105241

    "The Mi-Go are escaping through the Gate! You'd best go after them! Oh look, you got melted to a crisp. A-Cell best find some replacements."

    >>6105215

    More like Cthugha.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:28 No.6105349
    >>6105308
    >diAmond
    fuck sakes i suck
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:30 No.6105364
    >>6105349
    >dialmond

    Every man we send there dies but... my god. These mineral nuts are so delicious.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:30 No.6105368
    >>6105339

    This is fucking awesome. Thanks man.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:34 No.6105410
    >>6103018
    Kharak is burning...
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:34 No.6105418
    >>6105410

    *manly tears*
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:35 No.6105428
    >>6105410
    You know what the history of this planet is? Do you?

    Dwarfs lived there. Real dwarves. They lived in huge stone cities underground. And one day, one particular dwarf came to rule one particular city. His name was Sankis. The world burned.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:36 No.6105446
    >>6105053

    So what you're saying is, the floor is now lava?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:37 No.6105464
    >>6105446
    everything is lava now that or it is on the other side of the planet and is frozen solid
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:46 No.6105576
    If Delta Green agents had a few space suits they could wander around on the other side of a dim-gate... hell even a wetsuit could keep you going for a few minutes before you froze to death on the dark side.

    Rock Storms could still be a hazard on the dark side as there would be some weather crossover (errant magma mist storms spinning off to die in the dark side!)

    Not sure who would live there though...even Mi-Go would die in a semi-molten boulder hale (without proper magitech prep of course!)
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:49 No.6105625
    >>6105576
    Right. Do you know what makes planets and suns hot? Especially when they have no atmosphere? It's Nuclear fusion, kay?

    NUCLEAR.

    So this planet is nuclear, right? And, I mean... it's pretty CHAOTIC. There's CHAOS. NUCLEAR CHAOS. Only BLIND IDIOT would want to go there. You'd have to be some kind of GOD to survive.

    *ahem hem cough cough*

    Any ideas?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:51 No.6105659
    >>6105625
    Homebrew Chaos Marines chapter?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:53 No.6105680
    >>6105625
    Gentlemen, we build, inside the sun.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:53 No.6105691
    >>6105625
    Fuck, I lol'd
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:55 No.6105706
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    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:56 No.6105722
    >>6105576

    I could definitely see the "Greys" giving the puny humans at MJ-12 the technology to make Gates, except only Gates that lead to COROT-7b. Oh how they'd chuckle in their emotionless, Grey way.

    >>6105625

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Attractor

    That's Azathoth, not some perfectly normal star. Fire Vampires might go to COROT-7b for a holiday though.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:57 No.6105725
    >>6105706
    Aren't we just tiny?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:57 No.6105733
    >>6105680
    BRILLIANT
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:57 No.6105738
    >>6105706

    The universe is so fucking awsome...
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)17:59 No.6105760
    >>6105625
    You be thinken too small.... if anything that's just one of Cthugga's summer homes... the fellow for whom we pray the piping never ceases, is rather grander than a mere sweltering sun!
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)18:01 No.6105776
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    >>6105680
    >> MonkeyToho 10/02/09(Fri)18:16 No.6105917
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    rolled 34 = 34

    >>6103513
    >There are heavy metals rocking down to the surface of this planet every day.

    Brutal.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)18:28 No.6106056
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    >>6105680
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)18:43 No.6106220
    >>6105680
    How do you plan to build inside a sun?
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)18:46 No.6106252
    >>6106220
    Gentlemen, we make the buildings from the mythic plot hole material.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)18:59 No.6106413
    >>6106252
    this just gets better and better
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)19:23 No.6106713
    On the topic of absolute zero: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bose-einstein_condensate

    Basically, shit becomes entangled. When it stops moving (loses all heat) the matter involved takes on a wave-particle duality and all kinds of strange shit starts to happen.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)19:30 No.6106788
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    >>6103018
    Looks like a place where these guys would live.
    >> Anonymous 10/02/09(Fri)19:32 No.6106812
    >>6106788
    Fuck them, that planet is ours.



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