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Genetics, natural selection, and evolution, thats how.

Its probably the way humans evolved, and animals do have a preference to what hand/paw/claw they use.

I always refer to it as the CoM because when you're in orbit, you don't feel the effects of gravity.

resume brain.exe from an earlier state? (unsaved information will be lost)

Jeb hates safety.

being an old

No, I just leave all of my debris on a suborbital trajectory when I decouple.

Someone doesn't understand jokes.

I also did this and returned the Kerbals.

That statement would probably go to Duna, because its a good starting planet. On topic: I would probably have to say Vall, I don't know why, but I think it looks cool and its not very hard to land on.

*Prepares for the Kerbal Universe to collapse*

I either call it Kerbol or the Sun.

After that, it displays "Finding Heat-Lamps"

You have just angered Nova.

It was to make it clear that they want the Kerbals to know where they are. Quick! Whats the Kerbal version of terrestrial?

We now know where life is.

I have a feeling that Lodoman Kerman is going to escape.

When I started playing, Kerbin was the only planet... Yeah, I haven't been around for that long.

Career mode will bring a budget, meaning that you can't build as many ships as you want. Reentry heat will be added. Radiation is not in KSP and will probably never be implemented. If this was real life, chances are the Kerbals will have never even left the Kerbin System.

Just wait until KSP is completed. Then you'll see that the Kerbals aren't as advanced as you think they are.

This might be the best name for it. Better than anything I could come up with.

But I thought you could never have enough mouse pads.

Cthulhu was taken up by the random dissasembly bug.

The Kraken is dead, it was related to bad physics calculations at high speeds. This is a new bug, so we need to come up with a name for it. How about the "Space Serpent?"