Man on Mars!

[Johnd]

NASA shot this photo of a...man?...alien? sunbathing on a ledge a few months ago. Hmmmm. Conspiracy? I thought men on Mars were red. Either way I think it's funny and revs the imagination. Look at pic #4 in the sequence...eery.

http://www.news.com/2300-11397_3-6227262-1.html

 

[aberkowitz]

NASA shot this photo of a...man?...alien? sunbathing on a ledge a few months ago. Hmmmm. Conspiracy? I thought men on Mars were red. Either way I think it's funny and revs the imagination. Look at pic #4 in the sequence...eery.

http://www.news.com/2300-11397_3-6227262-1.html

Maybe that's where Amelia Earheart ended up landing

 

[Johnd]

Maybe that's where Amelia Earheart ended up landing

Hah!

I'm just mesmerized by the pictures on Mars...I can get lost looking at them for hours (Discovery has had a couple of episodes on the Expedition). The man on the rock and the face in the sand just bring the otherwise dead planet to life...kind of.

 

[stratman]

NASA shot this photo of a...man?...alien? sunbathing on a ledge a few months ago. Hmmmm. Conspiracy? I thought men on Mars were red. Either way I think it's funny and revs the imagination. Look at pic #4 in the sequence...eery.

http://www.news.com/2300-11397_3-6227262-1.html

It looks like a martian lost his Heisman Trophy!

 

[Halon451]

I saw this on the news this morning. A more thorough internet search on my behalf yielded even closer views than were previously released.

Turns out...

 

[Seth=L]

It looks like a martian lost his Heisman Trophy!

Nah, he never had one. He looks very primitive, like a caveman.

 

[Johnd]

Hey! That's Marvin the Martian. I've always been rather fond of him...and his voice...and his interactions with Bugs!

 

[Johnd]

Nah, he never had one. He looks very primitive, like a caveman.

Well, that's rather conceited of you, don't you think strat?

Perhaps a diminutive Gladiator, but not a cave man.

 

[stratman]

Nah, he never had one. He looks very primitive, like a caveman.

Haha! He's my cousin twice removed.

 

[stratman]

Well, that's rather conceited of you, don't you think strat?

Perhaps a diminutive Gladiator, but not a cave man.

Yes, no hair on that one!

 

[Johnd]

Yes, no hair on that one!

Yeah, that's all right though, isn't it? Doesn't it bring back fond memories? Whatever happened to creative, simple (but not in the hand drawing dept.) cartoons? Huhh. Those were the days.

 

[Halon451]

Hey! That's Marvin the Martian. I've always been rather fond of him...and his voice...and his interactions with Bugs!

Latest reports say he is indeed still up there, scheming to blow up the Earth. I'm sure Bugs will find a way to interject and foil his plans as he has always done in the past.

It only took NASA 50 years to catch on... wow.

 

[Johnd]

I haven't seen Marvin in quite a few years. Those cartoons made your imagination run wild. It's good to hear he's doing all right!

 

[Halon451]

I haven't seen Marvin in quite a few years. Those cartoons made your imagination run wild. It's good to hear he's doing all right!

Didn't they though - they just don't make them like that anymore. I watch the cartoons that are out now and it gives me a headache.

 

[mtrycrafts]

... Look at pic #4 in the sequence...eery.

http://www.news.com/2300-11397_3-6227262-1.html

There are two faces in that picture #4 not one.
Yes, the human mind is very tricky.

 

[stratman]

Didn't they though - they just don't make them like that anymore. I watch the cartoons that are out now and it gives me a headache.

These cartoons are still available uncut and unrated I believe, I saw them at BB, it was the Warner Brothers Classic Cartoon Collection, there is a disclaimer on the package stating that it contains "adult" material. Of course we all knew they were not politically correct.

 

[Tarub]

Elvis is alive!!!

 

[Johnd]

Not to take anything away from Marvin :

I know this story is about a month old, but it does confirm that life was existent (is? ) on Mars. The aquifers are simply beautiful, prove water was present on the planet, and by extension...life. I'm surprised these discoveries aren't more published in mainstream media. This is just worlds ahead of the things we did on the moon 40 years ago, but without which, would not be possible today. It lets (makes) the imagination run wild...

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/bigphotos/56830103.html

 

[Davemcc]

Of course we all knew they were not politically correct.

No kidding. The last time I saw Bugs, I couldn't believe some of the things he said.

 

[Johnd]

No kidding. The last time I saw Bugs, I couldn't believe some of the things he said.

Well that must make you Elmer Fudd Dave. I always remember Bugs being kind, compassionate and considerate to his friends. Just think of the poor little penguin melting like an ice cube in South America. Sure, it was by Bugs hand that he was shipped there. But Bugs, realizing his mistake got him some shades and a parasol, and they drank lemonade happily forever after.