At 10:09 AM 1/16/1998 -0800, you wrote:
>12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
>
>Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
>about the public relations of the space program -- until now the epitome of
>futurism -- when it
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eugene P. Coyle)
Hey, they sent Jake Garn once, how do you explain that?
He was head of the relevant committee. He
car-jacked his way in.
Diod they want to find out what the effect on a limited IQ is?
No. Abel and Baker didn't want to come out
What's really entertaining is listening to the PR folks trying to come up
with a scientific explanation for the choice.
Sid
12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
about the
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Walker)
12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
about the public relations of the space program -- until now the epitome of
futurism -- when
Max Sawicky wrote,
Once again, your grip on the zeitgeist is wanting.
My grip on the zeitgeist is vise like.
Regards,
Tom Walker
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Hey, they sent Jake Garn once, how do you explain that?
Diod they want to find out what the effect on a limited IQ is?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Walker)
12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD
SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with
Sid:
What's really entertaining is listening to the PR folks trying to come up
with a scientific explanation for the choice.
Tom:
NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
about
12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
about the public relations of the space program -- until now the epitome of
futurism -- when it begins to recycle its relics?
Regards,
Tom
