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clairvoyancy is no excuse for trollin'
(08-08-2012, 10:40 PM)
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JPL's "Mohawk Guy" gets Marriage Proposals
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Chicks dig the funky geeks.
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am I an eager baby bird?
am I a cute baby bunny? (08-08-2012, 10:48 PM)
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#10
Join a rockband, then join Nasa. How did he get into MIT? How did he pay for MIT?
I just want him to help make mohawks more acceptable. Either that or I'll have to become a pirate or freebooter mercenary or something to be able to wear one. Or NASA I guess. |
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(08-08-2012, 10:56 PM)
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#23
he is pretty dreamy. I thought NASA was all D&D dungeon masters and pocket protectors.
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Banned
(08-08-2012, 11:06 PM)
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#34
10 years of Gov service or public interest work and paying your loans and the rest is forgiven.
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(08-08-2012, 11:09 PM)
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#36
budget cuts, budget cuts and more budget cuts. |
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clairvoyancy is no excuse for trollin'
(08-08-2012, 11:09 PM)
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#37
I did not see the red & blue in his hair until now. I assumed that with the stars he was going for a space theme but it is a patriotic theme.
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(08-08-2012, 11:15 PM)
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(08-08-2012, 11:17 PM)
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#41
that guy has a good hairline.
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(08-08-2012, 11:18 PM)
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am I an eager baby bird?
am I a cute baby bunny? (08-08-2012, 11:30 PM)
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#44
Forget NASA funding. They'd never do anything like that. They're too careful, left to their own devices. There needs to be someone with vision. Someone with charisma who can get public support. Someone who can steal NASA's ball and make them chase them for it. We need a privately directed, NASA supported project. Like a 70/30 type thing, where they do the heavy lifting, but an outside company is taking all of the risks, like with building a space station at a Lagrange point and taking prospecting expeditions to local asteroids, etc.
I mean even at their best, NASA would be all about carefully exploring, eventually sending a human to mars like by 2050 or something, maybe. We could be just a bit more risky and desperate for results versus plain science, and eventually be up in the motherfucker, cashing in all of that space cheddar. -- The Russians, for example, were scary in space. Fucking reckless. But they were driven, afraid of failure and death. If we were even just a little bit more desperate, we'd be making incredible leaps in inner solar system exploration. But instead they're literally playing shuffleboard with public opinion and expectations and relevancy, versus meager funding that ends up a political casualty whenever we don't need a public relations victory. And now they're saying, 'we've landed a roboscooter on Mars, so it's time to milk this thing for all it's worth, so they'll remember our names when it's time to go dance for dollars from Uncle Sam'. NASA used to be a lot more daring, a lot better funded, and a lot more relevant to the public consciousness. And they came up with idea after idea. If we need to think outside the box to bring that back, so be it. But we can't wait for NASA to rekindle that flame. |
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(08-08-2012, 11:35 PM)
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#45
He's a smart and handsome guy that has ladies fawning over him and a sweet job. I'm jealous too. |