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Theres no reason we can't all be brofessionals here

Exactly, its just out like our own private Idabro.

Totally agreed, Vincent VanBro

I'm just hanging out, drinking a broca-cola, reading up on the Kurt Brocaine documentary and planning a trip out to Brokland. My kid has a report do on a president, naturally it will be on Teddy Brosevelt. Lunch time today I may go see if there are any food trucks out by the Edgar Allen Bro...

I could keep this up all day, Tony Bromo

Nice one, Brosieden, king of the Brocean

He just called you the prettiest in all the dumpster fire.

Mobile like. I love that movie

I miss the days where I could find cans of this from time to time at philly venues.

This is good stuff. I didn't know any of that About the 19 cubic feet part.

It helps that they discovered water on mars....how much will be key. Separating the oxygen and hydrogen has a two pronged affect...breathable air and hydrogen as a fuel source. I do agree that materials will have to be sent, well in advance for that matter. Agreed that it's all a moot point if...

How did we get so far into today forgetting about @Untaggables birthday?! Happy birthday, old man

lol Dark English Mild Please Keep Up

QOTD: False, you are wrong

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Oh I don't think it will be a government agency doing it :D Nasa will play a roll, but I think most of it would be private enterprise.

My wife told me once upon a time that she wanted to see the hunger games at tge movies. I told her we should watch running man instead. She asked me what that was....we didn't speak for three days after that.

Gross. music may not be a bad choice. We will see G love and special sauce trivia pursuit?

Lol I even picked the easy ones. Maybe in a few more months I'll do another on around a different subject.

They have a good idea on some of the tech that would be needed, but the main goal is survival over the long haul. We know more about prolonged solar radiation now then we did in the 50's through the 70s, bit still not enough to ensure survival over the long haul. With advances in energy...