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Planet Char
Jun 18 2008, 6:15 am
By: Paravin.  

Jun 24 2008, 3:29 am Vi3t-X Post #21



Char is subsequently rich with minerals. We could trade that!



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Jun 26 2008, 1:04 am The Great Yam Post #22



How about we artificially construct a planet out of all the plastics and shitty Hair Metal Records/Tapes/CDs that seemed like a good thing at the time, and then breed our own army of mutant lizard-snake- rat-things to live on it?

I mean, it'd save the environment, and it'd also be awesome.

Plus it can have a surface covered in molten plastic.



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