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Michael Bay should make a movie where that motherf'in star is headed towards our Solar System, and they have to send a bunch of... um... "lavatologists" up so they can stop it before Earth is melted.

Along the way we hear a bunch of Aerosmith songs and animal crackers dance on a buck-toothed brunette's stomach.

The name of the movie can be "SUPER-STAR" (I don't want to miss a thing)
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How would we stop that from coming towards us!? That's like.. the sun coming towards... me! And if it came close enough the entire world would just ignite. That would suck.

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I don't agree.

Michael Bay + Aerosmith + Far too many closeups = Solution
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benheck wrote:Michael Bay should make a movie where that motherf'in star is headed towards our Solar System, and they have to send a bunch of... um... "lavatologists" up so they can stop it before Earth is melted.

Along the way we hear a bunch of Aerosmith songs and animal crackers dance on a buck-toothed brunette's stomach.

The name of the movie can be "SUPER-STAR" (I don't want to miss a thing)
Hmm... I dunno... I think YOU should make that movie... :P
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"In a universe (not world) where there's a really big star...."
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How about you make the movie yourself then Ben. Might be even able to pitch the idea to a big Hollywood studio. Like MGM or Fox. And maybe they will even let you Direct the movie. But this is just a thought
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twilightprincess wrote:Well the only planets in our solar system that we could live on would be the rocky ones (mars, the moon, mercury, umm venus) But most of them are too hot or too cold, plus we need good atmosphere and gravity, and soil that can have plants grow. But god It will probably take thousands of years.
There's the Jupiter moon, Io I think. And if we find a way to make it to that Earth-like planet they found a few months ago, then we'll be set (of course, that planet is like 1 or 2 light years away..)

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benheck wrote:I don't agree.

Michael Bay + Aerosmith + Far too many closeups = Solution
In his family film, he'll need to add in some "stupid toy movie" robots, he'd be perfect for this, as he's a non-fan of mega-huge stars flying towards earth, so his ideas would apply to other non-fans.
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soundwave wrote:
twilightprincess wrote:Well the only planets in our solar system that we could live on would be the rocky ones (mars, the moon, mercury, umm venus) But most of them are too hot or too cold, plus we need good atmosphere and gravity, and soil that can have plants grow. But god It will probably take thousands of years.
There's the Jupiter moon, Io I think. And if we find a way to make it to that Earth-like planet they found a few months ago, then we'll be set (of course, that planet is like 1 or 2 light years away..)
Io is volcanic and all screwed up by being so close to Jupiter. Europa, on the other hand, is thought to be covered in ice and possibly have an ocean underneath. And I think that planet is at least 5 lightyears away, thats about how far away it is to the star closest to us (after the Sun).
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Ah, its 20 light years away, I knew there was a 2 somewhere..
Anyways, we need warp 9, or Guild Transporters, either will work.
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benheck wrote:Michael Bay should make a movie where that motherf'in star is headed towards our Solar System, and they have to send a bunch of... um... "lavatologists" up so they can stop it before Earth is melted.

Along the way we hear a bunch of Aerosmith songs and animal crackers dance on a buck-toothed brunette's stomach.

The name of the movie can be "SUPER-STAR" (I don't want to miss a thing)
I read somewhere that the impact of what they attempted in the film (silly and impossible as it was) would have been about as effective as a fly letting rip. Basically, if a very large rock comes towards Earth, bye' bye'.
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