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elSicomoro 04-02-2008 12:26 PM

"She thinks she missed the train to Mars...she's out back counting stars..."

Elspode 04-02-2008 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by BigV (Post 443051)
WTF?!?

I feel so... used.

I liked the second headline..."Valley takes hoax entirely too seriously" or something like that. How'd the interview go, BigV? :-)

BigV 04-02-2008 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by BigV (Post 443005)
Actually, this looks pretty good. People and organizations like this will lead the way forward into space. Relying on governments alone will leave us waiting and paying for a long time. I especially like the way they've cast a wide net with their plan and survey. Leveraging the transportation expertise of Virgin with the information management expertise of Google seems like a potent combination. Futuristic visions like this are very exciting, it feels like science fiction is becoming science fact. Our destiny as a species lies beyond cradle Earth. Out there! Life's (as we know it) next great diaspora!

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Originally Posted by BigV (Post 443027)
01 Apr 2008, of course. Why do you ask?

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Originally Posted by BigV (Post 443223)
I know that. I *knew* that. All along.

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Originally Posted by Elspode (Post 443311)
I liked the second headline..."Valley takes hoax entirely too seriously" or something like that. How'd the interview go, BigV? :-)

Now *that's* funny! The interview was great--out of this world! Good eye!

Sundae 04-02-2008 05:58 PM

I missed this thread on the actual day, but I would have taken it seriously (from just reading this I mean). Why? Because I read an appeal for test subjects for space travel simulation a little while ago.

They were looking for people to take part in testing for long space journeys/ space station stays. Not actually to travel, just to live in close quarters in simulated environments so they could evaluate.

It was good money for people prepared to give up approx a year of their time. I liked the idea but fell heavily at the hurdles mentioned in the article with a history of depression, a dislike of confined spaces and (not from the person spec) being a solitary git.

Flint 04-03-2008 12:01 PM

nice work
 
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Originally Posted by BigV (Post 443354)
Quote:

Originally Posted by BigV (Post 443005)
Actually, this looks pretty good. People and organizations like this will lead the way forward into space. Relying on governments alone will leave us waiting and paying for a long time. I especially like the way they've cast a wide net with their plan and survey. Leveraging the transportation expertise of Virgin with the information management expertise of Google seems like a potent combination. Futuristic visions like this are very exciting, it feels like science fiction is becoming science fact. Our destiny as a species lies beyond cradle Earth. Out there! Life's (as we know it) next great diaspora!



BigV 04-03-2008 12:22 PM

Thanks. Too subtle or unfunny or something.... it's discouraging to have to explain my own jokes. But not so discouraging to keep me from doing so. *sigh*

SteveDallas 04-03-2008 03:20 PM

I feel your pain!

Shawnee123 04-03-2008 03:22 PM

Huh?

tw 04-03-2008 07:48 PM

Where is the boldfaced space? No wonder I did not see it.

BigV 04-04-2008 09:37 AM

Yeah, I thought about making two paragraphs, but I like how it flowed this way. And I didn't strain myself making a sentence that started with an apostrophe either.

Don't worry, tw. You're excused from getting it. And you have the whole cellar for company. Feel better? :headpat:


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