On Feb 6, 2:48 pm, "micky" <m...@mouse.net> wrote:
Nice to know lunatics are allowed to ride the Shuttle. Must have
missed that in the battery of psych tests they supposedly give these
people..

Now if that's not calling the kettle black! You could use a a battery or
two.


a a? Stuttering is a sign of "illness" too.

Gives a whole new meaning to the term "docking maneuver."

Now they're going to charge her with attempted murder

I predict she will receive a large cash settlement from NASA for the
occupational stress which ultimately resulted in her emotional collapse
and will serve no jail time.
That's about the dumbest (sort of prediction) I've ever heard. Ever.

Joe S. wrote:

Gives a whole new meaning to the term "docking maneuver."

OK, folks, thanks for coming out, but the game is over. We have a
winner.

Davoud

Now they're going to charge her with attempted murder

That's about the dumbest (sort of comment) I've ever heard. Ever.

OK, folks, thanks for coming out, but the game is over. We have a
winner.

says who?

On Feb 6, 2:52 pm, Bob Schmall <rschm...@wi.rr.com> wrote:
Rich wrote:
On Feb 6, 11:40 am, "Dale" <drdale_...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Let the sick jokes begin, bring 'em on
http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=2852454&page=1
It happened in "satellite parking".. this is true
She is wearing a tracking device, will Starry Night add it to the list. One
very eccentric orbit per day.
Dale Ireland
Nice to know lunatics are allowed to ride the Shuttle. Must have
missed that in the battery of psych tests they supposedly give these
people..
There you go, Rich: one--count 'em, one--goes wacky, so "lunatics" are
riding the shuttle. Lump 'em all in one basket, the hell with logic.


One? Like there were no religious maniacs, UFO nuts produced by the
space program.

They came out of their burrows as a reaction to the space program, they

Let the sick jokes begin, bring 'em on

http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=2852454&page=1

It happened in "satellite parking".. this is true

She is wearing a tracking device, will Starry Night add it to the list.
One very eccentric orbit per day.



Dale Ireland

Dale wrote:

I hope those weren't the $2500 NASA diapers they issue in case of a
malfunction on the Shuttle

That's about the dumbest (sort of hope) I've ever heard. Ever.

You better do more research. They DO wear diapers!!
Anyway, serious discussion is OFF Topic in this thread. Jokes only.

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Dale wrote:

I hope those weren't the $2500 NASA diapers they issue in case of a
malfunction on the Shuttle

That's about the dumbest (sort of hope) I've ever heard.  Ever.- Hide quoted text -

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This exact thing happened to William Shatner on at least two occaisions.
In Star Trek episodes 105 and 210 he was divided into a good Kirk and an
evil anti-Kirk. I believe this happens in space and we just have to look
on the Enterprise for the good Nowak and recombobulate her with the evil
anti-Nowak... easy

"Dale" <drdale_com@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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This exact thing happened to William Shatner on at least two occaisions.
In Star Trek episodes 105 and 210 he was divided into a good Kirk and an
evil anti-Kirk. I believe this happens in space and we just have to look
on the Enterprise for the good Nowak and recombobulate her with the evil
anti-Nowak... easy


You mean the good one is still out there?