7 Myths About The Challenger Disaster 629
Lester67 writes "James Oberg at MSNBC has put together an excellent recap of the 7 myths surrounding the Challenger shuttle disaster. I remember that day clearly, but as the author points out, I didn't see it live, nor did a large chunk of the people said they did (Myth #1). Although there are no surprises on the list, regression may have caused you to forget a few of them (#3)."
Re:live at school? (Score:5, Funny)
Not as horrible as those nasty little squares of pizza they served that day.
Yuck.
Musings upon flamebaiting. (Score:1, Funny)
Re:Copied straight from Wikipedia! (Score:1, Funny)
Re:Mythbusters (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Live at school (Score:1, Funny)
That is as bad as the one I heard:
Q:Did you know that everyone on the shuttle had blue eyes?
A:One blew that way, one blew this way...
H.
Re:No explosion? (Score:3, Funny)
I, too, have survived fireballs. The critical factor, it would seem, is the ratio of hit points to the level of the caster.
Re:Live at school (Score:1, Funny)
Because they can't get 7up
Why are the dolphins off Florida so smart? (Score:1, Funny)
Also:
Q - What's worse than finding broken glass in baby food?
A - Finding astronaut in your tuna
Q - What were Crista McAulliff's last words?
A - "I said Bud Light!"
Revell's producing a new model of the Challenger. No assembly required.
Re:Live at school (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Live at school (Score:1, Funny)
or
what do you get when you cross two airplanes and the WTC?
Oil!
Re:Live at school (Score:2, Funny)
Q: What were the last words said on Challenger's black-box recorder?
A: "Oh, go on, let her have a drive!"
Myth #8: (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Live at school (Score:2, Funny)
Ever watched a Saturn V power its way into space? No? Me neither, but I'm ready to bet that it would kick your space shuttle launch's ass