JOGAMIGMOG
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Not after the last timeYou want to go up Alison Hammond's arse?
Not after the last timeYou want to go up Alison Hammond's arse?
To Boldly Go...Not after the last time
I think he was talking about heranus.You want to go up Alison Hammond's arse?
Interesting post that. And absolutely agree nothing in the universe is easy for us animals to understand.
I do wonder what will happen to Humans in the future. Will we evolve and figure out with even more depth the finer points (I mean 'we're' not doing too bad on that front).
Or become extinct and be the only 'highly sentient' creatures to have been able to observe and have awareness of the the vast space that we're but a speck of dust in (before the universe itself fizzles out...)
At least in 'this universe'!
hey somapop.i think this post kinda summs up arogant thinking off mankind.not youim not pickin on you but the time an space we livein is just our understanding of were we are in existanse.who do we know briliant lives onother planets havent existed beforeus.tome we are just a spot ona speck of dust in time and we have no consept of actual time ans space in the big skeme of things.no offense toyou friend.imjust thinkin on stuffInteresting post that. And absolutely agree nothing in the universe is easy for us animals to understand.
I do wonder what will happen to Humans in the future. Will we evolve and figure out with even more depth the finer points (I mean 'we're' not doing too bad on that front).
Or become extinct and be the only 'highly sentient' creatures to have been able to observe and have awareness of the the vast space that we're but a speck of dust in (before the universe itself fizzles out...)
At least in 'this universe'!
Maybe I’m being pessimistic but I can’t help but feel we’ll destroy ourselves before we’re ever a true intergalactic species.