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Re: The random krap and bizarre pics thread
Always a good idea to piss on the Cops when pursuing the goal of securing long term free housing.
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11/13/2008, 4:13 pm
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WTF?
British newspapers say an Internet affair in the online community Second Life has shattered a real-life marriage in England.
Reports say 28-year-old Amy Taylor and 40-year-old David Pollard of Newquay in southwest England split after she spotted her husband's online alter-ego cuddling with a virtual home wrecker.
But while their flesh and blood marriage has disintegrated, both say they are still looking to the Internet for love.
Taylor was quoted by newspapers including The Guardian and The Times of London on Friday as saying she has found a new man in an alternative cyber universe, World of Warcraft.
Pollard says he is already virtually engaged and can't wait to marry his new fiance "in rl" — short for "real life."
Cyber cuddling. That's how viruses are spread.
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11/14/2008, 11:11 am
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Oh look another reason for 9$ to visit Mexico.
I'd go but what good will a 4 hour woodie do for me if no one will dare let me use it?
Besides, 4 hours for two minutes of action is just not a worthwhile endeavor.
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11/14/2008, 4:01 pm
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Is it just me or did somebody **** up on the countdown- button- pushing thing?
(yes, I realize that is just the time of day clock, but it sure makes for a funny picture)
And Extreme home makeover is going "Spacial"
AP) Space shuttle Endeavour and a crew of seven blasted into the night sky Friday, bound for the international space station and the most extreme home makeover project ever attempted by astronauts.
The shuttle rose off its launch pad at 7:55 p.m. EST, right on time, in a brilliant flash of light visible for miles around.
"We're about to get an extreme home makeover. It's an exciting day," space station commander Mike Fincke radioed to Mission Control. "It doesn't get better than this, my friends."
Endeavour's astronauts will double as kitchen and bathroom installers once they arrive at the space station Sunday, hooking up extra cooking and sleeping equipment so the space station's crew can expand next year. They will deliver a new refrigerator as well, giving station residents much-desired cold drinks for a change.
The nighttime launch was a special treat for onlookers. Only about a quarter of all shuttle flights begin in darkness, and this one made for a spectacular show. The moonrise that preceded the launch was an extra touch; the nearly full moon provided a breathtaking backdrop.
"The vehicle's in good shape, the weather's beautiful," launch director Mike Leinbach. "Good luck, Godspeed, and have a Happy Thanksgiving on orbit."
"It's our turn to take home improvement to a new level," replied commander Christopher Ferguson.
NASA almost called off the launch at the last minute because a door on the launch pad that was not secured by workers. Launch controllers assured everyone that the door would not strike Endeavour and that, at worst, the room used to gain access to the shuttle would sustain damage.
Endeavour and its crew will spend 15 days in orbit, including the Thanksgiving holiday on Nov. 27.
Filling the payload bay are thousands of pounds of equipment for the space station - enough to allow NASA to double the size of the space station's three-person crew by June.
Among the additions: two bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchenette, exercise machine and NASA's revolutionary new recycling system designed to turn urine and condensation into drinking water.
All this will transform the space station into a five-bedroom, two-bath, two-kitchen home capable of housing six residents.
"In a way, this is a working man's flight," said NASA Administrator Michael Griffin.
"This is something that's the size of a small ship, and it needs a lot to keep it running. This is one of the flights where we deliver those things," Griffin told The Associated Press.
The accouterments - as Griffin calls them - also are intended to make life "bearable" for the astronauts spending months there.
Endeavour's five men and two women will help install all the new equipment, with help from the space station's three residents.
The shuttle crew also will take on a lube job at the orbiting outpost, which was soaring 220 miles above the South Pacific when Endeavour thundered off.
A massive joint that rotates half of the space station's solar wings toward the sun has been jammed for more than a year; it's clogged with metal grit from grinding parts. The spacewalking astronauts will spend most of their time working on that joint and also add extra grease to keep a twin joint working.
NASA hopes to stretch the mission to 16 days if possible, which would put touchdown late in the Thanksgiving weekend.
The space agency has just 10 more shuttle flights, including this one, before the fleet is retired in 2010 to make way for a new rocketship capable of flying to the space station and, eventually, carrying astronauts to the moon. An additional shuttle flight or two could be in NASA's future, however, to try to narrow the projected five-year gap between the last shuttle flight and the first manned launch of the new spaceship.
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11/14/2008, 8:07 pm
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quote: new recycling system designed to turn urine and condensation into drinking water.
Just wait 'til they install the ball sweat and armpit juice upgrade.
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11/15/2008, 1:40 pm
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