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Old March 15th 09, 08:08 AM posted to sci.space.shuttle
Alan Erskine[_2_]
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S. EDT - 10:43am tomorrow morning Melbourne (Australia) time.

Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.


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Old March 15th 09, 12:58 PM posted to sci.space.shuttle
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S. EDT

On Mar 15, 4:08�am, "Alan Erskine" wrote:
Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.


have you seen the percentages of another lost vehicle and crew if they
continue flying?

and theres no way to get all the flights in before the end date
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Old March 15th 09, 01:12 PM posted to sci.space.shuttle
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S. EDT - 10:43am tomorrow morning Melbourne (Australia) time.

Het is zò dat bob haller formuleerde :
On Mar 15, 4:08ïÿ½am, "Alan Erskine" wrote:
Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.


have you seen the percentages of another lost vehicle and crew if they
continue flying?


and theres no way to get all the flights in before the end date


Haller: shut up with your rubbish messages!!

Walking across a road is also lethal if you're not carefull!

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Old March 15th 09, 05:13 PM posted to sci.space.shuttle
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S. EDT - 10:43am tomorrow morning Melbourne (Australia) time.

Nothing likeb being cheerful to keep one going is there?
You do seem to have a very one sided jaundiced view of things.
Brian

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On Mar 15, 4:08?am, "Alan Erskine" wrote:
Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.


have you seen the percentages of another lost vehicle and crew if they
continue flying?

and theres no way to get all the flights in before the end date


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Old March 15th 09, 09:07 PM posted to sci.space.shuttle
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S. EDT

On Mar 15, 1:13�pm, "Brian Gaff" wrote:
Nothing likeb being cheerful to keep one going is there?
You do seem to have a very one sided jaundiced view of things.
Brian

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On Mar 15, 4:08?am, "Alan Erskine" wrote:

Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.


have you seen the percentages of another lost vehicle and crew if they
continue flying?

and theres no way to get all the flights in before the end date


ignoring or denying reality accomplishes exactly what?

heck it was mike griffins statement...........
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Old March 15th 09, 09:17 PM posted to sci.space.shuttle
Alan Erskine[_2_]
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S. EDT - 10:43am tomorrow morning Melbourne (Australia) time.

"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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Nothing likeb being cheerful to keep one going is there?
You do seem to have a very one sided jaundiced view of things.
Brian


I'm surprised you're still reading that nut's posts. Frankly, I've got
better things to do with my 1,440 minutes every day.


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Old March 15th 09, 10:21 PM posted to sci.space.shuttle
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S.

bob haller wrote:

On Mar 15, 4:08�am, "Alan Erskine" wrote:

Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.



have you seen the percentages of another lost vehicle and crew if they
continue flying?

and theres no way to get all the flights in before the end date


Seriously, you really need to be on some kind of mood stabilizer. You
might even be able to enjoy the manned space program.
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Old March 16th 09, 01:51 AM posted to sci.space.shuttle
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S. EDT

On Mar 15, 6:21�pm, mach25 wrote:
bob haller wrote:
On Mar 15, 4:08 am, "Alan Erskine" wrote:


Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.


have you seen the percentages of another lost vehicle and crew if they
continue flying?


and theres no way to get all the flights in before the end date


Seriously, you really need to be on some kind of mood stabilizer. You
might even be able to enjoy the manned space program.


mike griffin said it, when the just left adminstrator says something
like this, its worth discussing.......

of course posters here didnt want to discuss a shuttle stuck at
station till after columbia proved it could happen
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Old March 16th 09, 03:18 AM posted to sci.space.shuttle
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S.

bob haller wrote:
On Mar 15, 6:21�pm, mach25 wrote:

bob haller wrote:

On Mar 15, 4:08 am, "Alan Erskine" wrote:


Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.


have you seen the percentages of another lost vehicle and crew if they
continue flying?


and theres no way to get all the flights in before the end date


Seriously, you really need to be on some kind of mood stabilizer. You
might even be able to enjoy the manned space program.



mike griffin said it, when the just left adminstrator says something
like this, its worth discussing.......

of course posters here didnt want to discuss a shuttle stuck at
station till after columbia proved it could happen


The point is you never have anything positive to say about the Shuttle
program. Even when everything goes perfectly, you go out of your way to
find something negative. It almost seems like you are disappointed when
we have a successful Shuttle mission. Do you just sit around thinking
about all the things that could go wrong with the world? That's why I
suspect you need some professional help and possibly medication to help
you enjoy life more. This is not intended as a put down, just a
suggestion. Hope you consider it seriously. I won't bother you anymore
on the subject. Good luck.
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Old March 16th 09, 12:39 PM posted to sci.space.shuttle
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Default Shuttle launch (STS-119) due at 7:43pm tomorrow night - U.S. EDT

On Mar 15, 11:18�pm, mach25 wrote:
bob haller wrote:
On Mar 15, 6:21 pm, mach25 wrote:


bob haller wrote:


On Mar 15, 4:08 am, "Alan Erskine" wrote:


Just thought you'd like to know, if you didn't already.


have you seen the percentages of another lost vehicle and crew if they
continue flying?


and theres no way to get all the flights in before the end date


Seriously, you really need to be on some kind of mood stabilizer. You
might even be able to enjoy the manned space program.


mike griffin said it, when the just left adminstrator says something
like this, its worth discussing.......


of course posters here didnt want to discuss a shuttle stuck at
station till after columbia proved it could happen


The point is you never have anything positive to say about the Shuttle
program. Even when everything goes perfectly, you go out of your way to
find something negative. It almost seems like you are disappointed when
we have a successful Shuttle mission. Do you just sit around thinking
about all the things that could go wrong with the world? That's why I
suspect you need some professional help and possibly medication to help
you enjoy life more. This is not intended as a put down, just a
suggestion. Hope you consider it seriously. I won't bother you anymore
on the subject. Good luck.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Actually I am usually in a pretty good mood....

but every flight puts me on edge, how many expected a re entry
disaster?

besides mike says the chance of another bad daY IS 1 IN 12 IF WE
CONTINUE FLYING............

thats a shocking horrible odds
 




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