Gruesome question apollo 13

If the consumables situation on 13 would of absolutely guaranteed 3 could not
survive but 2 would return safely do you think one member of the crew would of
done the unthinkable

I apologize in advance for this question but sadly one day someone may be faced
with just such a situation...
HAVE A GREAT DAY!

If the consumables situation on 13 would of absolutely guaranteed 3 could
not
survive but 2 would return safely do you think one member of the crew
would of
done the unthinkable

I apologize in advance for this question but sadly one day someone may be
faced
with just such a situation...
HAVE A GREAT DAY!

Man you are a freak! This tops all your other stupid comments. Why would you
ask such a stupid question? I bet you once soaked a cat in gasoline and lit
it on fire just to see what would happen, didn't you?.
What an irrelevant stupid question.


"bob haller" wrote in message
...

yeah, but they would have had to eat the meat raw...it wouldve tasted like
****

"bob haller" wrote in message
...
If the consumables situation on 13 would of absolutely guaranteed 3 could
not
survive but 2 would return safely do you think one member of the crew
would of
done the unthinkable

I apologize in advance for this question but sadly one day someone may be
faced
with just such a situation...
HAVE A GREAT DAY!

(bob haller) wrote in message ...
If the consumables situation on 13 would of absolutely guaranteed 3 could not
survive but 2 would return safely do you think one member of the crew would of
done the unthinkable

I apologize in advance for this question but sadly one day someone may be faced
with just such a situation...

Bob, Bob, Bob...

What difference does it make now, 34 years later? Yeah, maybe one
brave gentleman would've done the honorable thing. But it's not as if
Apollo 13 was unique- People have been faced with such opportunities
for self-sacrifice inumerable times over history. It just hasn't
happened in space, yet. (*yaaawwn*)

-Mark Martin

(bob haller) wrote in message ...
If the consumables situation on 13 would of absolutely guaranteed 3 could not
survive but 2 would return safely do you think one member of the crew would of
done the unthinkable

I apologize in advance for this question but sadly one day someone may be faced
with just such a situation...

Bob, Bob, Bob...

What difference does it make now, 34 years later? Yeah, maybe one
brave gentleman would've done the honorable thing. But it's not as if
Apollo 13 was unique- People have been faced with such opportunities
for self-sacrifice inumerable times over history. It just hasn't
happened in space, yet. (*yaaawwn*)

-Mark Martin

(bob haller) wrote in message ...
If the consumables situation on 13 would of absolutely guaranteed 3 could not
survive but 2 would return safely do you think one member of the crew would of
done the unthinkable

I apologize in advance for this question but sadly one day someone may be faced
with just such a situation...

Bob, Bob, Bob...

What difference does it make now, 34 years later? Yeah, maybe one
brave gentleman would've done the honorable thing. But it's not as if
Apollo 13 was unique- People have been faced with such opportunities
for self-sacrifice inumerable times over history. It just hasn't
happened in space, yet. (*yaaawwn*)

-Mark Martin

don't give FOX any ideas please.

bob haller wrote:
If the consumables situation on 13 would of absolutely guaranteed 3
could not
survive but 2 would return safely do you think one member of the crew
would of
done the unthinkable

I apologize in advance for this question but sadly one day someone
may be faced
with just such a situation...
HAVE A GREAT DAY!

While reading in the bathroom on 18 Aug 2004 23:29:09 -0700, I saw
that "Stou Sandalski" had written:

I apologize in advance for this question but sadly one day someone
may be faced
with just such a situation...
HAVE A GREAT DAY!

What an odd non-sequitur: "Someone's going to die. Have a great
day!"

Anyway, I like to argue from historical example, but history furnishes
a plethora of heros and cowards. On balance, though, I suspect no one
is going to "take a walk," the way what's-his-name did in Antarctica.
For one thing, you'd lose a lot of air by opening the hatch, which
would screw things up for the other guys; given the reason for
leaving, what would be the point? For another, I forget whether it
was Buzz or Neil who said they'd spend their last moments alive on the
moon trying to fix the LM; doing a self-flit would imply giving up
and wouldn't be in character for that particular personality profile.

And then, if you killed yourself inside the CM or LM, you'd leave a
hell of a mess for the survivors that they couldn't clean up without
using a lot of what they were trying to conserve.

Nope, in space suicide wouldn't be a noble act. It would be the most
selfish thing you could do.

--------------
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On 18 Aug 2004 23:29:09 -0700, "Stou Sandalski"
wrote:

don't give FOX any ideas please.

....I got a better idea: just killfile the illiterate ******* and BE
DONE WITH HIM!

Please.

OM

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On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 04:37:06 -0400, John Beaderstadt
wrote:

What an odd non-sequitur: "Someone's going to die. Have a great
day!"

....Ranks right up there with dip****s who rant and rave for an entire
post, then have "Cheers!" in their .sig with an ASCII stick figure of
someone hoisting a toast. Usenet hypocrisy in it's primal form.

OM

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his country. He won it by making the other | Sergeant-At-Arms
poor dumb ******* die for his country." | Human O-Ring Society

- General George S. Patton, Jr