On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 23:02:59 -0700, David Masten
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Actually, Pierce could also mention the continuing work on getting the
>Ranch up to code. It is an uphill battle with things falling apart
>almost as fast as we can fix them.
It has ever been thus. Every other spring, after the damage control
survey, talk would turn to, "There's got to be a better place to test
than this!" And people would look around, and figure what all is
needed to store rocket propellants and static test rocket
engines...and go out to the Ranch and replace the hydrant ball valve
again, then find the next leak and fix it, then the next one...about
that time the county guy would show up to inspect the hazmat
storage...
It's great training, I'm here to tell you.
>At the rate POGO is moving, POGO will fly before Gizmocopter.
If you've got the peroxide, what the heck. As long as you fly one of
them by 17 December...
-R
--
"SEAL training is just like Ranger training, except
it's three weeks longer. It takes that long to teach
them how to balance the balls on their noses."
-- Doug Jones
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