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Old January 14th 04, 08:59 AM
Pat Flannery
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From an article in the February, 2001 edition of Petroleum News:
http://www.petroleumnews.com/pnarch/010228-49.html

"If there is life on Mars, it would probably be microorganisms in water
deep below the surface of the planet. Dr. Geoffrey Briggs, director,
Center for Mars Exploration at the NASA Ames Center, told “Meet Alaska”
that NASA is looking at ways to drill on Mars to look for water — and
the life it might contain.

Briggs said NASA has been working with Halliburton, Shell, Baker-Hughes
and the Los Alamos National Laboratory to identify drilling technologies
that might work on Mars."

Pat


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Old January 14th 04, 01:41 PM
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Pat Flannery wrote:

Briggs said NASA has been working with Halliburton, Shell, Baker-Hughes
and the Los Alamos National Laboratory to identify drilling technologies
that might work on Mars."


Wellllll.... good. Work with the experts.


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Old January 14th 04, 08:03 PM
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Scott Lowther wrote:

Pat Flannery wrote:



Briggs said NASA has been working with Halliburton, Shell, Baker-Hughes
and the Los Alamos National Laboratory to identify drilling technologies
that might work on Mars."



Wellllll.... good. Work with the experts.


I found it amusing; with Halliburton at the helm, "The Conquest Of
Space" really will mean _conquest_.

Pat

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Old January 15th 04, 02:04 AM
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Pat Flannery wrote:

I found it amusing; with Halliburton at the helm, "The Conquest Of
Space" really will mean _conquest_.


Well, good. I've found all this namby-pamby pussyfooting aroudn to be
goddamned annoying. Man *should* conquer space! Manifest destiny,
mother****ers!!!!

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Old January 15th 04, 05:14 AM
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On or about Thu, 15 Jan 2004 02:04:11 GMT, Scott Lowther
made the sensational claim that:
Well, good. I've found all this namby-pamby pussyfooting aroudn to be
goddamned annoying. Man *should* conquer space! Manifest destiny,
mother****ers!!!!


I dunno, them Venusian Fire Women might be a pretty tough conquest...
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Old January 15th 04, 10:12 AM
Pat Flannery
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LooseChanj wrote:


I dunno, them Venusian Fire Women might be a pretty tough conquest...


I'm pretty sure they could _overcome_ any male invasion force.

Pat

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Old January 16th 04, 05:18 AM
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This is simple, Halliburton knows drilling, looking for
stuff on Mars that is not on the surface requires
looking, ya know, like, *below* the surface. Which
tends to imply drilling. Usually, people buy stuff
for drilling from companies who have, in the past,
been known to sell drilling related equipment.
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Old January 17th 04, 08:40 PM
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That's because they are EXPERIENCED. Good god, people need to
seriously let go of this "black helicopter" conspiracy mentality.

We're going back to the moon, baby! Embrace it.

Pat Flannery wrote in message ...
From an article in the February, 2001 edition of Petroleum News:
http://www.petroleumnews.com/pnarch/010228-49.html

"If there is life on Mars, it would probably be microorganisms in water
deep below the surface of the planet. Dr. Geoffrey Briggs, director,
Center for Mars Exploration at the NASA Ames Center, told “Meet Alaska”
that NASA is looking at ways to drill on Mars to look for water — and
the life it might contain.

Briggs said NASA has been working with Halliburton, Shell, Baker-Hughes
and the Los Alamos National Laboratory to identify drilling technologies
that might work on Mars."

Pat

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Old January 18th 04, 04:10 AM
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On or about 17 Jan 2004 12:40:38 -0800, JGDeRuvo made the sensational claim that:
That's because they are EXPERIENCED. Good god, people need to
seriously let go of this "black helicopter" conspiracy mentality.


Yeah, they're black speedboats for god's sake.
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