@sarcasticrover is a Twitter-feed created and written by Jason Filiatrault.
First published as both a celebration and commentary on the Mars Rover “Curiosity”, and its landing on the red planet, the feed gained limited popularity, and thus – this website was born.
The blog will attempt to be both a companion-piece to the Twitter-feed, and an opportunity for further discussion about the MSL project, science in general, social media, and anything else I like because get over it I’m the boss here.
Topics are broken down as follows:
The Real Curiosity: Discussing the actual rover’s mission and interesting news from Mars.
@SarcasticRover: News about the Twitter-feed, and my boring ramblings on social media.
Press: Articles, mentions, bragging, stuff for my mom to read and be proud of.
Science and Things: Posts about science and space and Mars and the like.
The Writer: Information about the person who writes @sarcasticrover – aka, me.
All questions can be directed to:
http://twitter.com/SarcasticRover – or – sarcasticrover@gmail.com
Thank you for stopping by.
@sarcasticrover 
SarcasticRover: We sent SCIENCE to Mars… not investment banking or religion or politics… we sent SCIENCE. And that matters.
Me: Bankers pay taxes, which funds NASA, which is political. And religion keeps our intentions pure. Face it: You’re a spinoff of all those things — though mostly science. We’re all interconnected. (Hasn’t space taught you ANYTHING?)
I fucking love science! Science is so cool
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I am a little bit in love with both SarcasticRover and Jason Filiatrault.
“Do a science”, “Did a science” – those words make me smile every time I read them and every time I think them.
Love the combination of science and humour.
I dig your sense of humor. Keep on ridin’!
in love with your sarcastic tone in every post, though i’m not a native English speaker i may not understand every sarcasm lying in it, but at least science is universal! I am leaving far far away from Asia (bet not too far from you when comparing to MARS!) you still make my day everyday! Thanks internet (science!). keep it up, i will stop by more often! (facebook-ed & twitter-ed) 🙂
I am a researcher for French CBC in Edmonton. We would like to do an interview in French with you. Is it possible? How can i reach you? Lyne lemieux 780-468-7818
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Regards ,Garland
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