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redskinbucksfan
The brownest of the brown liquors
Buckin' A;741979; said:
Listen fatass, the moose says you're closed, I say you're open.
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LoKyBuckeye
I give up. This board is too hard to understand.
Buckin' A;741979; said:
redskinbucksfan;741996; said:
That's not a real gun, is it Clark?
Are you kidding? This is a Magnum P.I.
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A little something I remembered seeing in an American Psychological Association newsletter in 1999...
Last year a report by NASA's assistant inspector general for inspections, administrative investigations and assessments concluded that NASA has not adequately addressed psychological factors, which "are vitally important in ensuring the overall success of long-duration missions."
The report recommended that NASA enhance the psychological criteria used to select astronauts and incorporate psychological assessments into each astronaut's annual physical exam and pre- and post flight evaluations. It also added that NASA should train astronauts for the stressors experienced during long-duration flights.
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This lady made it through NASA astronaut testing, Navy Top Gun testing, you name it. Wow, something has gone very wrong here!
Last year a report by NASA's assistant inspector general for inspections, administrative investigations and assessments concluded that NASA has not adequately addressed psychological factors, which "are vitally important in ensuring the overall success of long-duration missions."
The report recommended that NASA enhance the psychological criteria used to select astronauts and incorporate psychological assessments into each astronaut's annual physical exam and pre- and post flight evaluations. It also added that NASA should train astronauts for the stressors experienced during long-duration flights.
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This lady made it through NASA astronaut testing, Navy Top Gun testing, you name it. Wow, something has gone very wrong here!
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OSUsushichic
Fired up! Ready to go!
from Wonkette:
AstroNut Gal a Product of Maryland & DC
Diaper-clad nutbucket Lisa Nowak isn't just proof that even America's astronauts are deranged creeps -- she's also a shining tribute to being born and raised in the DC metropolitan area!
Just five days ago, the Washingtonian published this nice feature about the hometown girl who grew up in Rockville and spent so many happy hours of her childhood at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum, where she dreamed of being the monster from "Alien." There's also a chilling peek at Nowak's family dynamics. There is nothing more tragic than a child wishing his mom would blow up in space.
AstroNut Gal a Product of Maryland & DC
Diaper-clad nutbucket Lisa Nowak isn't just proof that even America's astronauts are deranged creeps -- she's also a shining tribute to being born and raised in the DC metropolitan area!
Just five days ago, the Washingtonian published this nice feature about the hometown girl who grew up in Rockville and spent so many happy hours of her childhood at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum, where she dreamed of being the monster from "Alien." There's also a chilling peek at Nowak's family dynamics. There is nothing more tragic than a child wishing his mom would blow up in space.
Nowak's mission aboard Discovery was NASA's second launch since the Columbia disaster in 2003. Nowak, a mother of three, was watching news coverage of the disaster with her son, Alexander, then 12.
Sitting with Alexander as smoke streamed across the screen, Nowak worried how he would react, but he took her hand and said, "Mom, I still want you to go."
Lisa Nowak: An Astronaut Reaching for the Stars [Washingtonian]Sitting with Alexander as smoke streamed across the screen, Nowak worried how he would react, but he took her hand and said, "Mom, I still want you to go."
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sandgk
Watson, Crick & A Twist
And They Say Love Means Never Having to Say You Are Sorry
No, really, she's sorry, she really is ...
Oh, and could you please toss out her confession and get her a better fit on that ankle bracelet - and, did I tell you that she is really, really sorry?
Meanwhile - that anklet is costing her too much, to which the prosecution says ...
Last but not least, it is time to clear up this whole business about her diapers, er dirty laundry.
Of course this couldn't be because your client told the police that she was using them to save on stopping for bathroom breaks? Surely not.
Biggest lie - by whom?
Something smells about that answer - probably because it puts soiled diapers and hurricane evacuation in the same sentence.
No, really, she's sorry, she really is ...
Oh, and could you please toss out her confession and get her a better fit on that ankle bracelet - and, did I tell you that she is really, really sorry?
Meanwhile - that anklet is costing her too much, to which the prosecution says ...
Last but not least, it is time to clear up this whole business about her diapers, er dirty laundry.
Of course this couldn't be because your client told the police that she was using them to save on stopping for bathroom breaks? Surely not.
Biggest lie - by whom?
Long ago in a hurricane far, far far away ....
Something smells about that answer - probably because it puts soiled diapers and hurricane evacuation in the same sentence.
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