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<blockquote data-quote="Carroll" data-source="post: 91388" data-attributes="member: 9246">Of course there is life on Mars!&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Rick is right on! (Follow-up to post #2)There were enough tax-collectors who had stashed their ill-gotten gains on Saturn, to completely re-fashion Mars into an Underground Planet. Plutonians ( Ancient Nikonian descendants) were conscripted to drill into Mars and create vast caverns and tunnels so that future generations could thrive. The first primitive cameras were invented here.They exist today to send Uiyte-op87y signals to DSLR camera sensors. Once in a while, a sensor imprints a red, or blue, or gray line on images produced by that camera.&nbsp; This is a coded message for the specially-gifted descendants that were part of the original colonization of earth. Only Nikon sensors are sensitive enough to receive these signals.They are thick up there. You bet.Carroll Uiyte-op87y</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Carroll, post: 91388, member: 9246"] [COLOR=#b22222][B][U][I]Of[/I][/U][/B] [I][B][U]course[/U][/B][/I][/COLOR] there is life on Mars! Rick is right on! (Follow-up to post #2) There were enough tax-collectors who had stashed their ill-gotten gains on Saturn, to completely re-fashion Mars into an Underground Planet. Plutonians ( Ancient Nikonian descendants) were conscripted to drill into Mars and create vast caverns and tunnels so that future generations could thrive. The first primitive cameras were invented here. They exist today to send Uiyte-op87y signals to DSLR camera sensors. Once in a while, a sensor imprints a red, or blue, or gray line on images produced by that camera. This is a coded message for the specially-gifted descendants that were part of the original colonization of earth. Only Nikon sensors are sensitive enough to receive these signals. They are thick up there. You bet. Carroll Uiyte-op87y [/QUOTE]

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