jose bagge said: (quoted from post at 19:09:14 12/31/09) Russians want to blow it up...US says 1 in 450,000 chance in will hit us, no big deal.
If it's gonna be that close, why not land on it?
hey it worked on armegeddon,, didnt it,, and they dont even have to use skilled workers for it, could be part of a new stimulus packet to get people working again,, he look what we did with health care,, this will be easier,, plus the global warming thing could go backwards when they achieve this accomplishment,,,,
yea yea,, thats the ticket,,,,,
wait first they will need to hold closed doored meetings that will cost us trillions, then decide what they want to do regardless,,,,
this has to work,,, they show it all the time on tv,,,
or they can call in th ered defender,,, I just reversed the asteroid into space,,,, where did you throw it,,????
I thrww it away,,yea away,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, :roll:
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