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Mar 28, 2017 11:13 PM
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The last option...
mcd177
As it was for told
dezzikthegeeky
Well shit actually sending a rocket into space with mini rockets attached to a paper like in the picture to push it away would work
EAcandobetter
Amish missile defense program
Pyromaster0070
That's me and my friends when we get WAY to into our games!
pxlphile
eyemkent
wolffmorganthaler wumo.com
ratlas
Yay!
PrincessZorld0
And what about Spock?!
Tigersoze
Was poisoned by Lizard
LurkerOfDarkness
He hasn't been born yet.
WhoNeedsToiletPaperAnywayEh
Trump's asteroid defense program.
GreaterDog
I see the white turbans on their heads. These are BAD (or Sihk) guys!
cwagrant
He'd just have a business set up in his kids name and funnel money into it.
MissSiesta
Unless he JUST saw a movie where they send mechanics into space (without astronauts) to dismantle the asteroid.
blindmeerkat
But I mean, have you seen that Trump paper? It's the best, it's incredible - the Democrats' paper is weak, it's bad - bigly. SAD!!
oumajgad
FFS! Does absolutely everything has to be brought down to pro/against Trump bullshit here?
Pedobearisaniceguy
It's imgur, they can't help themselves.
Superfuntime
He'll just deny they exist and say the left came up with them to finance forced sex changes on minors. Or something..
polymetricr
what the fuck
QUIBICUS
He'll just deny they exist and say the left came up with them to finance forced sex changes on minors. Or something..
Superfuntime
Who knows. Trump and the american right wing come up with darndest things. Just slap crazy ideas together and say it's what liberals want.
MonitorZero
I'm honestly more surprised this hasn't needed to be a thing yet. Trump or not. How have we not been annihilated by a huge space rock yet?
TheStormFury
The moon's gravity acts as a shield. Along with Jupiter because of its massive gravity, all stray asteroids are sent back into space.
LeastInterestingManInTheWorld
On the contrary, we get hit all the time, but 70% of the earth is covered in water and most space rocks break up harmlessly, being small.
TheStormFury
True, but we're talking about significantly large asteroids like the ones that could cause a global catastrophe.
LeastInterestingManInTheWorld
Jupiter does a lot of heavy lifting there, as you mentioned. https://youtu.be/yt1qPCiOq-8