Some Kepler-love

[Kip Kinkel]

Gotta love the Kep. I was very happy we git him, this boy is no reject, he was just 3rd string at a team with established forwards. Now going to become a very handy "utility" player.
Could well become the next cult hero at Freo.

 

[Kickett Punches Read]

Gotta love the Kep. I was very happy we git him, this boy is no reject, he was just 3rd string at a team with established forwards. Now going to become a very handy "utility" player.
Could well become the next cult hero at Freo.

i agree with that... with the wizard gone the next in line would have to be keps.... soooo goofy, yet soooo effective....... rage on accidental hero!!!!!1

 

[Scham]

I think you described him along the lines of an "unco crab" 12 months ago IP. I suppose 12 months is along time in footy eh?

 

[ImperialPurple]

I think you described him along the lines of an "unco crab" 12 months ago IP. I suppose 12 months is along time in footy eh?

Did I? That was a bit harsh.

Well at least I was 50% right...

 

[Kickett Punches Read]

Did I? That was a bit harsh.

Well at least I was 50% right...

lol yeah he is an unco jet

 

[BeinPurplenGreen]

Bad news - Kep is leaving us!!!

NASA's Kepler space telescope to search for next Earth

Kepler to launch 2.48pm Saturday (AEDT)
Hunting for relatively small planets
Historic mission, says NASA

"NASA is preparing to launch the Kepler space telescope to help answer a question that has boggled the minds of astronomers for centuries: is Earth the only habitable planet in the galaxy?"

"Kepler will stare at the same spot in space for three and a half years"

"Kepler's discoveries 'may fundamentally alter humanity's view of itself',''
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I always said Kep played like he was from another planet...

See - http://www.news.com.au/technology/st...014108,00.html

and - http://www.time.com/time/health/arti...882879,00.html

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[silverscope]

Bad news - Kep is leaving us!!!

NASA's Kepler space telescope to search for next Earth

Kepler to launch 2.48pm Saturday (AEDT)
Hunting for relatively small planets
Historic mission, says NASA

"NASA is preparing to launch the Kepler space telescope to help answer a question that has boggled the minds of astronomers for centuries: is Earth the only habitable planet in the galaxy?"

"Kepler will stare at the same spot in space for three and a half years"

"Kepler's discoveries 'may fundamentally alter humanity's view of itself',''
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I always said Kep played like he was from another planet...

See - http://www.news.com.au/technology/st...014108,00.html

and - http://www.time.com/time/health/arti...882879,00.html

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He's got the same haircut


Nice find btw