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Old September 29th 04, 06:31 PM
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Catapult, eh? Not a bad idea...a medieval catapult.

....somersault in air...
elegant trapeze...

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Old September 29th 04, 06:32 PM
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I bet it'd be easy to build
a landing bag to make this plausible.

....just swim into the pool of knowledge,
make a splash!...

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Old October 1st 04, 02:31 PM
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The ideal moon base should be made of water(igloo) Frozen water is a
great building material(goes up fast) I just got through posting(Ice on
the moon) Water is very heavy,but its on the moon's surface ready to be
defrosted. Nice part of an ice structure is If you get thirsty" lick a
wall" Best part is it keeps your Bud Lite at the right temperature. Once
in space space ships can get water from comets(their 90% water),and add
living space and grow Mexican sweet potatoes. When man has unlimited
energy houses here in Florida will be made of ice blocks,and be made
different colors like popsicles. I like that Bert.

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Old October 1st 04, 10:33 PM
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I wonder what it would be like to open a Bud Lite in a hard vacuum?
I'll bet it would be a real gusher!

Drinking it in a hard vacuum would be a trick too!

Double-A

What's a soft vacuum?
[p.s. I need some buds, Mum]

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Old October 2nd 04, 12:17 AM
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Hi Double-A Never drink you beer in a vacuum its hard enough not to let
your blood to bubble over. I'm talking about a pressure igloo. Please
stay with good science (will ya?) Bert

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Old October 2nd 04, 03:00 AM
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Please
stay with good science (will ya?) Bert


Agreed.

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Old October 2nd 04, 06:51 AM
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A soft vacuum?

Your Hoover.

Double-A

close enough for all that jazzzzzzz, yes?

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Old October 2nd 04, 01:53 PM
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Built like a very large ball. That way it could go from place to place
like a mobile home.It would have internal mechanical energy,and man to
steer it. Best to keep in mind its the worm in a Mexican jumping bean
that lifts the shell of the ground. Bert

 




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