Space food

[Tim]

Ok, I came in on this post late. I do believe man did go to the moon. I knew an Engineer from Grumman who was part of the team who built the module. I also believe that there is a cover up of what was actually seen out there in space, which still goes on today. I also believe in UFOs because I have witness them twice in my life time. They were not short visible sightings either. One lasted at least an hour. I find all news coverage of UFO sightings very interesting. I also pay close attention to who says what and when. Now I will stay this without going into too much detail, but when I was employed by Uncle Sam I saw things and seen what “cover up” at it’s best. Remember my background is aerospace technology and manufacturing. I say no more about that. Now if you want to talk about UFOs, then let’s start a new thread.

[SuperSwede]

I knew it! I'll never eat those chocolate eggs again.

No kidding.. this poor chicken had to be slaughtered and I believe that it finally ended up in Roberts chicken salad. Bon Appetit.

[pie_man_25]

/\ wow, I don't know who to feel sorry for, the chicken or Rob!

[pie_man_25]

Theres no Easter Bunny???

Please read this:

http://www.thehammer.ca/content/view...er-bunny-truth

wow, I'll never think about easter the same way again, or warership down, I used to enjoy that book!

[Tone2TheBone]

ok...so what about the spacewalks from the shuttle and space station....aren't they subject to the same radiation....just askin'....

ww

The shuttle just landed. I watched the whole thing live from NASA TV. Took an hour to re enter the atmosphere in Australia and fly down the Pacific toward Costa Rica and then over Cuba then finally to Florida. Awesome I'm glad they made it home safely.

[Mark]

The shuttle just landed. I watched the whole thing live from NASA TV. Took an hour to re enter the atmosphere in Australia and fly down the Pacific toward Costa Rica and then over Cuba then finally to Florida. Awesome I'm glad they made it home safely.

They dont really go up!! Thats all staged and special effects I thought you knew that! Speilberg work for NASA so all the coverage you see are his special effects dept. The shadows and the smoke trails are so phoney looking.

[Tone2TheBone]

They dont really go up!! Thats all staged and special effects I thought you knew that! Speilberg work for NASA so all the coverage you see are his special effects dept. The shadows and the smoke trails are so phoney looking.

One of these days I'd like to see one of those suckers take off. Warren...you're my contact out there hook me up yo.

[warren0728]

One of these days I'd like to see one of those suckers take off. Warren...you're my contact out there hook me up yo.

it is pretty awesome....i have gone over to the coast to see a couple launches and depending on the route it takes to land i hear the twin sonic booms.

What i think is really cool is that when they used to launch at night (and to a much lesser degree during day launches) i watch from my front yard (keep in mind i am 50 to 60 miles away) and a few minutes after the launch you can "feel" the rumble....awesome

come on down tone....just remember they don't always go off when planned! Like i said, i've seen it twice....BUT....drove over three times....one time it scrubbed with like a minute to go : (

ww

[Tone2TheBone]

it is pretty awesome....i have gone over to the coast to see a couple launches and depending on the route it takes to land i hear the twin sonic booms.

What i think is really cool is that when they used to launch at night (and to a much lesser degree during day launches) i watch from my front yard (keep in mind i am 50 to 60 miles away) and a few minutes after the launch you can "feel" the rumble....awesome

come on down tone....just remember they don't always go off when planned! Like i said, i've seen it twice....BUT....drove over three times....one time it scrubbed with like a minute to go : (

ww

While watching the event unfold live on NASA TV they did in fact provide the audio for the sonic booms it was wild. Scared the hell out of me I was all..."what the frik was that". Then I went..."oh sonic boom ok whew". This was the first time I actually tracked the entire reentry. It's amazing that it only took an hour to get all the way from Australia to FL. 17,000 MPH man! That's one crazy ride!

[warren0728]

i would love to take a shuttle ride!

ww

[Mark]

it is pretty awesome....i have gone over to the coast to see a couple launches and depending on the route it takes to land i hear the twin sonic booms.

What i think is really cool is that when they used to launch at night (and to a much lesser degree during day launches) i watch from my front yard (keep in mind i am 50 to 60 miles away) and a few minutes after the launch you can "feel" the rumble....awesome

come on down tone....just remember they don't always go off when planned! Like i said, i've seen it twice....BUT....drove over three times....one time it scrubbed with like a minute to go : (

ww

Im tellin ya its just a giant big screen your seeing with a massive sound system oh ya and killer smoke machines.....that Speilberg hes a true artist My Dad always said he was gonna send me to the moon

[zeusse]

Im tellin ya its just a giant big screen your seeing with a massive sound system oh ya and killer smoke machines.....that Speilberg hes a true artist My Dad always said he was gonna send me to the moon

.....LMAO...stop your making me want to burn my Neil Armstrong autograph...LOL