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They were fourteen lights out on the first test flight of the new scout
saucer when, with a growing sense of urgency, it was
realized that some bizqlesflart of an engineer had not installed the
BIZQLESFLARTING SANITARY FACILITIES!
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news:web.41e6bc267e8752c45a9431fb0@news.povray.org...
> They were fourteen lights out on the first test flight of the new scout
> saucer when, with a growing sense of urgency, it was
> realized that some bizqlesflart of an engineer had not installed the
> BIZQLESFLARTING SANITARY FACILITIES!
>
LOL! if it was a boat they could do it offboard but under the wind please
Marc
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"Darren New" <dne### [at] san rrcom> wrote in message
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> author wrote:
>> They were fourteen lights out on the first test flight of the new scout
>> saucer when, with a growing sense of urgency, it was
>> realized that some bizqlesflart of an engineer had not installed the
>> BIZQLESFLARTING SANITARY FACILITIES!
>
> You laugh, but that's exactly what happened with the first Gemini space
> shot. The astronaut was in the capsule for like 6 hours waiting for
> problems to be fixed, when it was originally expected that the whole
> process would take maybe 30 minutes. "What do I do?" "We think it would
> be safe to crap your pants."
LOL! Yep, I get it now. They 'do' look frustrated... ;)
Perhaps they should be set back a little with their knees knocking
together... ;)
Nice background.
~Steve~
>
> --
> Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
> How's my driving?
> Sit in my back seat and let me know!
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I guess someone lost their towel...
so usefull they are.
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news:41e6daa3$1@news.povray.org...
> I guess someone lost their towel...
>
> so usefull they are.
>
Hope they didn't take too much muscle relaxant pints before world ends :p
Marc
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news:41e6d70a$1@news.povray.org...
> You laugh, but that's exactly what happened with the first Gemini space
> shot. The astronaut was in the capsule for like 6 hours waiting for
> problems to be fixed, when it was originally expected that the whole
> process would take maybe 30 minutes. "What do I do?" "We think it
> would be safe to crap your pants."
>
> --
> Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
> How's my driving?
> Sit in my back seat and let me know!
But but! they were 2 in gemini capsule!
Marc
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> Marc Jacquier wrote:
> > But but! they were 2 in gemini capsule!
>
> My bad. What was the first one called? The one that was sub-orbital for
> 15 minutes? I'm just kind of blanking on it. :)
>
Mercury :)
And the guy was Sheppard, I think
Marc
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author wrote:
> They were fourteen lights out on the first test flight of the new scout
> saucer when, with a growing sense of urgency, it was
> realized that some bizqlesflart of an engineer had not installed the
> BIZQLESFLARTING SANITARY FACILITIES!
>
>
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>
Did you make the blob aliens yourself?
-Shay
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> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> Did you make the blob aliens yourself?
>
> -Shay
Nope, they're done with Blobman ... the saucer is mine tho... perhaps I will
write a sanitary facility macro for it. ;-)
--Ralph
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> Nope, they're done with Blobman ... the saucer is mine tho... perhaps I
will
> write a sanitary facility macro for it. ;-)
>
> --Ralph
>
LOL I just remember a scen in "2001 a space odyssey" when Dr. Heywood Floyd
goes to Lunar shuttle toilets and begins to read a veeeery long instructions
list for zero gravity safe use :)
Marc
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