My pareidolia knows no bounds.

It's not easy to turn lose of one of Tom's things. But on the other hand I was always a bit more of a skeptic than he was. I just have this need to be there, and touch it.

And even then I'm not sure I could believe 100%. Either way.

The universe is a really big place. And there are a lot of things about it we do not know yet.

But I'm fairly comfortable concluding that it is *very* likely to be natural.

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And ... NOTHING else I've seen on Mars (so far) even comes close.

(I suppose this means I'll never get to meet Dejah Thoris ... sigh)

And ... NOTHING else I've seen on Mars (so far) even comes close.
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Really Larry....I mean...really? What part of a full size alien statue is being missed here?

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Visine anybody?

Malcolm Scott

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All it takes is "one white crow to prove that all crows arn't black"!

Really. (You ARE joking ... right?)

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<br />Really. (You ARE joking ... right?)
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Amen brother amen...

Malcolm Scott

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<br /> What part of a full size alien statue is being missed here?

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All it takes is "one white crow to prove that all crows arn't black"!
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This is an excellent example of pareidolia (modern), and is fitting for this Topic. Thank you.

rd