How sick do you have to be...

rwguinn · 26th July 2007, 07:06 PM

To do this--and be sure to read the comments...

Looks like they got to Bush again? Lord have mercy!

strathmeyer · 26th July 2007, 08:05 PM

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...a133805D85.DTL

By comments, I hope you meant comment, or are we dealing with censorship? (May not make sense in the future if more comments are added.)

rwguinn · 26th July 2007, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by strathmeyer

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...a133805D85.DTL

By comments, I hope you meant comment, or are we dealing with censorship? (May not make sense in the future if more comments are added.)

you are quite correct. I pluraled when I should have singulared..

PhantomWolf · 26th July 2007, 09:00 PM

The computer was to measue the twisting of the ISS spine, the damage wasn't a threat to the mission or the station, and even if the subcontractor hadn't found it and informed NASA, it would have been found during testing.

quixotecoyote · 27th July 2007, 12:47 AM

you need to read the comments again, like straight outta the CT subforum now.

R.Mackey · 27th July 2007, 12:55 AM

arrgh. I hadn't heard about this. Too busy trying to bring NIST to the Philistines today.

Wow, check out http://www.nasawatch.com/ -- quite a day. We've got drunken astronauts, embezzling, and a "False Flag" explosion at Scaled Composites to go with the sabotage. (No, not really a "False Flag." False flags are doublethink disinfo, don'cha know. Yes, this is a site that occasionally muckrakes and propagates rumours, so wait for confirmation, but still!) Got to love those disgruntled workers.

The sabotage vaguely reminds me of the John Connor Brigade and their sabotage of GPS satellites, back in the day. Pretty pointless.

I'd better throw in a DISCLAIMER: My views do not represent those of NASA or any other agency, public or private. This post made with my own materials on my own time. This post contains no schematics, drawings, plans, or export-controlled technology of any kind. Use only as directed.

ref · 27th July 2007, 01:05 AM

Originally Posted by R.Mackey

arrgh. I hadn't heard about this. Too busy trying to bring NIST to the Philistines today.

Wow, check out http://www.nasawatch.com/ -- quite a day. We've got drunken astronauts, embezzling, and a "False Flag" explosion at Scaled Composites to go with the sabotage. (No, not really a "False Flag." False flags are doublethink disinfo, don'cha know. Yes, this is a site that occasionally muckrakes and propagates rumours, so wait for confirmation, but still!) Got to love those disgruntled workers.

The sabotage vaguely reminds me of the John Connor Brigade and their sabotage of GPS satellites, back in the day. Pretty pointless.

I'd better throw in a DISCLAIMER: My views do not represent those of NASA or any other agency, public or private. This post made with my own materials on my own time. This post contains no schematics, drawings, plans, or export-controlled technology of any kind. Use only as directed.

Even the Finnish tabloids reported the drunken astronauts and the sabotage. Quite a day for NASA indeed.

26th July 2007, 07:06 PM	#1
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26th July 2007, 08:08 PM	#3
rwguinn Philosopher Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: 16 miles from 7 lakes Posts: 8,416	Originally Posted by strathmeyer http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...a133805D85.DTL By comments, I hope you meant comment, or are we dealing with censorship? (May not make sense in the future if more comments are added.) you are quite correct. I pluraled when I should have singulared..
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26th July 2007, 09:00 PM	#4
PhantomWolf Philosopher Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Lost Deimos Moon Base Posts: 9,893	The computer was to measue the twisting of the ISS spine, the damage wasn't a threat to the mission or the station, and even if the subcontractor hadn't found it and informed NASA, it would have been found during testing.
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27th July 2007, 12:47 AM	#5
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27th July 2007, 12:55 AM	#6
R.Mackey Philosopher Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: The armpit of L.A. Posts: 7,857	arrgh. I hadn't heard about this. Too busy trying to bring NIST to the Philistines today. Wow, check out http://www.nasawatch.com/ -- quite a day. We've got drunken astronauts, embezzling, and a "False Flag" explosion at Scaled Composites to go with the sabotage. (No, not really a "False Flag." False flags are doublethink disinfo, don'cha know. Yes, this is a site that occasionally muckrakes and propagates rumours, so wait for confirmation, but still!) Got to love those disgruntled workers. The sabotage vaguely reminds me of the John Connor Brigade and their sabotage of GPS satellites, back in the day. Pretty pointless. I'd better throw in a DISCLAIMER: My views do not represent those of NASA or any other agency, public or private. This post made with my own materials on my own time. This post contains no schematics, drawings, plans, or export-controlled technology of any kind. Use only as directed.
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26th July 2007, 08:05 PM	#2
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27th July 2007, 01:05 AM	#7
ref Master Poster Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,663	Originally Posted by R.Mackey arrgh. I hadn't heard about this. Too busy trying to bring NIST to the Philistines today. Wow, check out http://www.nasawatch.com/ -- quite a day. We've got drunken astronauts, embezzling, and a "False Flag" explosion at Scaled Composites to go with the sabotage. (No, not really a "False Flag." False flags are doublethink disinfo, don'cha know. Yes, this is a site that occasionally muckrakes and propagates rumours, so wait for confirmation, but still!) Got to love those disgruntled workers. The sabotage vaguely reminds me of the John Connor Brigade and their sabotage of GPS satellites, back in the day. Pretty pointless. I'd better throw in a DISCLAIMER: My views do not represent those of NASA or any other agency, public or private. This post made with my own materials on my own time. This post contains no schematics, drawings, plans, or export-controlled technology of any kind. Use only as directed. Even the Finnish tabloids reported the drunken astronauts and the sabotage. Quite a day for NASA indeed.
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