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Old September 1st 03, 03:38 AM
Mike Walker
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Hello, I've been lurking, and there are 3 things that I need to find
out in case I look stupid if I start posting....

1. Is there a FAQ?

2. If not, is there a list of some of the acronims used here? I
recognize a few, but there are some strange ones....

3. Can anybody recommend some websites relating to the space shuttle
program in general and specificaly to possible design faults
responsible for accidents?

Thank you!

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Old September 1st 03, 09:03 AM
Alan Erskine
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"Mike Walker" wrote in message
...
Hello, I've been lurking, and there are 3 things that I need to find
out in case I look stupid if I start posting....

1. Is there a FAQ?

2. If not, is there a list of some of the acronims used here? I
recognize a few, but there are some strange ones....


There's a couple you won't find on an FAQ. CT being a descriptive term for
Conspiracy Theorists (John Maxson etc - recommend killfiling the Maxson clan
now!) and The Collective which includes CT and also trolls which show up
from time to time.
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and vision, and not be confined
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thoroughly safe by conventional standards."
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Old September 1st 03, 02:26 PM
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On 1 Sep 2003 02:38:32 GMT, Mike Walker wrote:

Hello, I've been lurking, and there are 3 things that I need to find
out in case I look stupid if I start posting....

1. Is there a FAQ?

2. If not, is there a list of some of the acronims used here? I
recognize a few, but there are some strange ones....


http://tla.surly.org/


3. Can anybody recommend some websites relating to the space shuttle
program in general and specificaly to possible design faults
responsible for accidents?

Thank you!



3. Can anybody recommend some websites relating to the space shuttle
program in general and specificaly to possible design faults
responsible for accidents?

http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/shuttle/reference/shutref/

http://history.nasa.gov/shuttlehistory.html


All from prior postings in this group and others....

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Old September 2nd 03, 09:14 PM
Stephen Stocker
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On 2003-09-02, Derek Lyons wrote:
Stephen Stocker wrote:

And please stay away from anything related to HORS, they're the
sci.space equivalent of the neighborhood bully faction, generally not
worth listening to.


In other words, the only people worth listening to are Maxson
supplicants?


There are a number of people here who don't engage in the crap spewed
by that bunch of insecure emotional two year olds known as "HORS", and
you know it. Hooking up with a gang of abusive, overage delinquents
isn't a viable alternative to agreeing with John Maxson.

I can't honestly say, from what I've read and seen, that I agree with
John, but it'll be a cold day in hell when I associate with HORS.

Steve


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Old September 2nd 03, 09:31 PM
Greg D. Moore \(Strider\)
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"Stephen Stocker" wrote in message
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On 2003-09-02, Derek Lyons wrote:
Stephen Stocker wrote:

And please stay away from anything related to HORS, they're the
sci.space equivalent of the neighborhood bully faction, generally not
worth listening to.


In other words, the only people worth listening to are Maxson
supplicants?


There are a number of people here who don't engage in the crap spewed
by that bunch of insecure emotional two year olds known as "HORS", and
you know it. Hooking up with a gang of abusive, overage delinquents
isn't a viable alternative to agreeing with John Maxson.


I think you miss the point. All it takes to be a member of HORS is a
nickname from John.

So even many of the "reasonable" folks here are members of HORS.

I can't honestly say, from what I've read and seen, that I agree with
John, but it'll be a cold day in hell when I associate with HORS.

Steve




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Old September 2nd 03, 09:35 PM
Herb Schaltegger
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In article ,
Stephen Stocker wrote:

On 2003-09-02, Derek Lyons wrote:
Stephen Stocker wrote:

And please stay away from anything related to HORS, they're the
sci.space equivalent of the neighborhood bully faction, generally not
worth listening to.


In other words, the only people worth listening to are Maxson
supplicants?


There are a number of people here who don't engage in the crap spewed
by that bunch of insecure emotional two year olds known as "HORS", and
you know it. Hooking up with a gang of abusive, overage delinquents
isn't a viable alternative to agreeing with John Maxson.

I can't honestly say, from what I've read and seen, that I agree with
John, but it'll be a cold day in hell when I associate with HORS.

Steve



Your own personal insult-spewing (such as that posted above) is why
you're a resident of many a killfile.

Do you have any reason why the "Human O-Ring Society" (a term
essentially coined by JTM in the first place) even exists? Perhaps you
ought to explore google before casting additional stones.

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Old September 2nd 03, 09:43 PM
Paul Maxson
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"Greg D. Moore (Strider)" wrote in message ...


snipped for brevity

I think you miss the point. All it takes to be a member of HORS is a
nickname from John.



So after you become a "member" then what Greg? I think *you* are missing the point.

Is Katz or D.A.D. a "member?"

PM


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Old September 2nd 03, 11:24 PM
Scott M. Kozel
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"John Maxson" wrote:

You're a liar, Herbs.


More libel and personal abuse from JTM.
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Old September 2nd 03, 11:29 PM
Stephen Stocker
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On 2003-09-02, Greg D. Moore (Strider) wrote:

"Stephen Stocker" wrote in message
...
On 2003-09-02, Derek Lyons wrote:
Stephen Stocker wrote:

And please stay away from anything related to HORS, they're the
sci.space equivalent of the neighborhood bully faction, generally not
worth listening to.

In other words, the only people worth listening to are Maxson
supplicants?


There are a number of people here who don't engage in the crap spewed
by that bunch of insecure emotional two year olds known as "HORS", and
you know it. Hooking up with a gang of abusive, overage delinquents
isn't a viable alternative to agreeing with John Maxson.


I think you miss the point. All it takes to be a member of HORS is a
nickname from John.

So even many of the "reasonable" folks here are members of HORS.


Well guess what? I'm not playing Mosley's games. IOW, I'm a member of
*nothing* unless I so choose.

Steve
 




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