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Donger 07-16-2009 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by frazod (Post 5905274)
I'm also douchebag flypaper, apparently.

I bet foam wouldn't damage that. It'd bounce right off and ask for more.

Frazod 07-16-2009 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 5905303)
I bet foam wouldn't damage that. It'd bounce right off and ask for more.

Somebody should call NASA.

Mr. Plow 07-16-2009 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy (Post 5905197)
Now the post is perfected.

Bullshit.


Send up Dane McCloud using a Chuck Norris jet pack while wearing a giant Wolf sweatshirt. That'll fix any problems they might have.

acesn8s 07-16-2009 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by mikey23545 (Post 5904640)
How did the space shuttle get radioactive, fuqtard?

You're the perfect example of scientific education in the 21st century...

Based on the reports from the Columbia disaster the parts that hit the ground were deemed radioactive. I was in Texas at the time they were searching for pieces visiting my folks. They were very serious about the radioactivity. They arrested a deputy for picking up a piece of debris and showing his friends and family before reporting it.

FAX 07-16-2009 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by acesn8s (Post 5905636)
Based on the reports from the Columbia disaster the parts that hit the ground were deemed radioactive. I was in Texas at the time they were searching for pieces visiting my folks. They were very serious about the radioactivity. They arrested a deputy for picking up a piece of debris and showing his friends and family before reporting it.

Aha!! So, my theory about the Van Halen Belt proves true!!!

FAX

stumppy 07-16-2009 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by frazod (Post 5905194)
And I want to know where the breakthroughs and accomplishments that once so completely awed and inspired us went, because lately all we hear about is them patting themselves on the back for fixing broken stuff.



:shake:


You can find out about all that stuff..........but then Dane would have to kill you.

Donger 07-16-2009 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by acesn8s (Post 5905636)
Based on the reports from the Columbia disaster the parts that hit the ground were deemed radioactive. I was in Texas at the time they were searching for pieces visiting my folks. They were very serious about the radioactivity. They arrested a deputy for picking up a piece of debris and showing his friends and family before reporting it.

There are plenty of toxic chemicals aboard the shuttles, but nothing radioactive. Perhaps they were just conflating the two.

FAX 07-16-2009 01:30 PM

I have a question, Mr. Donger. Assuming that you are not orbiting or whatever beyond the Van Halen Belt, can you get cell service from the shuttle or the space station? Cell phones use satellites sometimes, do they not? And the satellites would be pretty close. What about Direct TV?

FAX

Frazod 07-16-2009 01:31 PM

Van Halen Belt. LMAO

Donger 07-16-2009 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by FAX (Post 5905820)
I have a question, Mr. Donger. Assuming that you are not orbiting or whatever beyond the Van Halen Belt, can you get cell service from the shuttle or the space station? Cell phones use satellites sometimes, do they not? And the satellites would be pretty close. What about Direct TV?

FAX

Cell phones are radioactive and I try to avoid them whenever and wherever possible. However, to answer your question: no, your cell phone would not get service from the shuttle or the ISS.

FAX 07-16-2009 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 5905834)
Cell phones are radioactive and I try to avoid them whenever and wherever possible. However, to answer your question: no, your cell phone would not get service from the shuttle or the ISS.

Okay.

Thanks.

FAX

mikey23545 07-16-2009 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by acesn8s (Post 5905636)
Based on the reports from the Columbia disaster the parts that hit the ground were deemed radioactive. I was in Texas at the time they were searching for pieces visiting my folks. They were very serious about the radioactivity. They arrested a deputy for picking up a piece of debris and showing his friends and family before reporting it.

Sweet Jesus.

Please shut up before the rest of us come down with whatever stupidity-inducing disease you are consumed by.

Now I understand why this country is falling so far behind other countries in educating scientists and engineers.

Donger 07-16-2009 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by mikey23545 (Post 5905862)
Sweet Jesus.

Please shut up before the rest of us come down with whatever stupidity-inducing disease you are consumed by.

Now I understand why this country is falling so far behind other countries in educating scientists and engineers.

Sshhh! She's female and we need them. That isn't a disease.

007 07-16-2009 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Ari Chi3fs (Post 5905160)
7 minutes from Stage 4 on http://wechoosethemoon.org/

guess it had a work around. Is there anyway to go back and start from the beginning?

007 07-16-2009 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 5904921)
BTW, Orion 15 is scheduled to land on the Moon in June 2019.

2019?

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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 5905036)
It may not happen at all. The present administration is reviewing the mission now.

It figures.


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