Don't Be Suspicious

fight me

hooooo shit

double-decker pancakes

and strawberry preserves because maple syrup is gross, sorry Canadians

No shit sherlock, I would want them to feel pain. Anyways, let's all move on from the fact you were being an absolute hypocrite ("I didn't want to start an arguement" and then immediately arguing back. It takes two to tango, buddy) and talk about stuff that actually matters

Again, not wanting to argue. I wasnt saying that to argue, it was a question. But whatever, moving on.

Enough with the godsbedamned pancakes.

You two are super annoying.

Waffles are pancakes with abs

Who here thinks aliens are a thing?

Me

There's a possibility outside life exists, but that's the only thing I'll admit.

You two are super annoying.

Oh really, me? Annoying? No one's ever told me that before!

…That was heavy sarcasm, in case you couldn't tell.

There's a possibility outside life exists, but that's the only thing I'll admit.

Por que?

You two are super annoying.

Oh really, me? Annoying? No one's ever told me that before!

…That was heavy sarcasm, in case you couldn't tell.

We've moved on. Thanks

There's a possibility outside life exists, but that's the only thing I'll admit.

Por que?

Because it took Humankind thousands to millions years to even evolve to a cognitive state. Of course, the Universe is wide and spacious, but the chances of having a neat little setup with only one sun-like star in the universe with a nice gravity and a metal ball with liquid on it is very sparce. Though bacteria can live in the harshes of spaces.

Basically, I don't believe that something Human-like can exist, but different types of bacteria might.

Wasnt it proven that Mars had living bacteria?

Alien doesn't mean human like though. What if that race doesn't require the same things we do to survive?
There are habitable planets and stars all around us in the universe, just because it's not habitable by Humans does't mean it's not habitable at all.

Wasnt it proven that Mars had living bacteria?

In the same place with one living star and surrounding planets.

I'm saying outside of the Milky Way.

(Ignore that question then lol, also that was for curiosity)

That's what I'm suggesting!

I'm saying that not only can bacteria exist within volcanoes, but they can also exist in areas we cannot think imaginable. You're taking my words the wrong way.

Has the human race come into contact with any other solar system? (General curiosity)

Not just bacteria though. Beings.