Tim's All Important GOP Endorsement!

[mongers]

I believe Obama's exit strategy from Afghanistan is based on Tim making a credible endorsement of the Taliban at a critical point in the withdrawal timetable. 

[Eddie Teach]

Tim, can you do me a favor and endorse LSU in the title game? Thx

Do you have money on the Tide?

They should have taken OK St so people would care who won.

[jimmy olsen]

It must  bother you a lot Tim, that space flight is so useless and uneconomical.

Neither of those things is true so I'm not bothered at all.

[Faeelin]

It must  bother you a lot Tim, that space flight is so useless and uneconomical.

Neither of those things is true so I'm not bothered at all.

Is it? For 40 years now we'eve been puttering around in low earth orbit, with no plans to send astronauts to Mars.

Looks like the stars are not for man.

[Razgovory]

There's just not a lot of money to be made in space.

[jimmy olsen]

It must  bother you a lot Tim, that space flight is so useless and uneconomical.

Neither of those things is true so I'm not bothered at all.

Is it? For 40 years now we'eve been puttering around in low earth orbit, with no plans to send astronauts to Mars.

Looks like the stars are not for man.

That's do strictly to foolish decisions made by the federal government.

There's been massive private investment in Space in the last ten years and their efforts to bring down launch costs are coming to fruition.

Raz, there's more wealth in the belt than man can possibly comprehend.

[Neil]

Even if you get launch costs down, there's still travel costs, not to mention the lawsuits when people die in space.  And they will die, make no mistake.

[Eddie Teach]

If we can go somewhere, we will. It's human nature. I fully expect there to be a colony on Mars within 500 years.

[Habbaku]

If we can go somewhere, we will. It's human nature. I fully expect there to be a colony on Mars within 500 years.

I think this is true to a good extent.  If nothing, there will be social malcontents that want to go, along with the people that want to explore something to explore something.

[Neil]

If we can go somewhere, we will. It's human nature. I fully expect there to be a colony on Mars within 500 years.

Nah.  The technology exists to go to Mars right now.  People would rather be comfortable.

[Faeelin]

If we can go somewhere, we will. It's human nature. I fully expect there to be a colony on Mars within 500 years.

Why would people do this? Nobody's rushing to colonize Antarctica or the Gobi Desert.

[Faeelin]

There's been massive private investment in Space in the last ten years and their efforts to bring down launch costs are coming to fruition.

Raz, there's more wealth in the belt than man can possibly comprehend.

Coming to fruition how? Where's the major infrastructure in space?

Sure, cheaper unmanned satellites. Beyond that?

[Eddie Teach]

Nah.  The technology exists to go to Mars right now.  People would rather be comfortable.

The technology is too expensive now. Presumably there's a lot more advances to be made and eventually it could be some billionaire's vanity project.

[Ideologue]

Even if you get launch costs down, there's still travel costs, not to mention the lawsuits when people die in space.  And they will die, make no mistake.

Somehow I think that the mere act of going into the most adverse environment imaginable on top of a stack of explosions qualifies as "assumption of risk."

[Razgovory]

That's do strictly to foolish decisions made by the federal government.

There's been massive private investment in Space in the last ten years and their efforts to bring down launch costs are coming to fruition.

Raz, there's more wealth in the belt than man can possibly comprehend.

On asteroids?  C'mon, we've been over this.  We have carbon and iron right here on earth.  And it's a hell of lot easier to get.