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[_] I'm feeling it, /f/ Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)00:10 No.

  It doesn't feel good.

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>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)00:20 No.

  >>2800109
  mmmmmmmmmm aaaahhhhhhhhhhhh

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)00:21 No.

  >>2800122
  mmmmmmmmm duuuubbbbbbbbbs

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)00:34 No.

  >>2800123
  lol

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)01:00 No.

  >>2800122
  >>2800123
  mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm cccccchhhhhhhaaaaiiiiiinnnnnnsssss

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)02:47 No.

  This is the antithesis of comfy

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)03:33 No.

  >>2800109

  Its just drifting...
  drifting....
  all alone...

  Its not even alive but I feel for it.

  also, song sauce?

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)04:06 No.

  >>2800270
  maybe one day someone will find it and look for its creators.

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)04:10 No.

  >>2800270
  found something interesting:

  Voyager 1 and 2 both carry with them a 12-inch golden phonograph record that contains pictures
  and sounds of Earth along with symbolic directions on the cover for playing the record and data
  detailing the location of our planet.[12] The record is intended as a combination of a time
  capsule and an interstellar message to any civilization, alien or far-future human that may
  recover either of the Voyager craft.

  There has to be someone out there to find it...r-right? Don't crush my dreams and tell me we are
  the only ones in this vast and lonely expanse of void.

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)04:15 No.

  >>2800302
  it's okay anon, it's selfish to think we're the only beings out here.
  We're just...young.
  Others millions/billions of years away have already burnt out.

  We have no chance of meeting: but others are/have been out there.

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)04:22 No.

  >>2800302

  If it is found the disks will be blank from repeated strikes from nano sized particles thus
  rendering them inoperable.

>> [_] Anonymous 06/03/15(Wed)04:30 No.

  >>2800236
  I actually think it's quite comfy. Imagine, having done everything you could be expected to do
  and having nothing left but to gently drift along, staring at the stars.