thinking about Neil Armstrong
in the lunar lander
singing “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.”
He was right;
it was near absolute zero.
But then, what are space suits for?
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thinking about Neil Armstrong in the lunar lander singing “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” He was right; it was near absolute zero. But then, what are space suits for? We meet our heroes, Lord Sir Joseph St. John MacJasper KGC, Captain RN of the HMS Unbelieveblydifficulttosinknoreally ( we don’t see the name till the boat pulls out later, it is written in a wide arc above the aft windows), and Midshipman Louis C. B. Smith Jonesington as they enter the aforementioned ship via a gang plank flanked by Marines. The following spam messages were all copied directly from my inbox at EA (where I’m currently working). They are presented here unaltered and unedited, except for a few instances in which potentially dangerous urls have been removed, and a few other instances in which I have inserted my own comments in brackets and italics [like this]: From: Claude Caddle
Commander Adama won Ohio, Rhode Island, and sort of maybe kind of won Texas. But despite her strong performance in that battle, the war looks every bit as grim for her as it did before. |
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