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WCDT 2111-2115 (Jan 30 - Feb 3, 2012) - QC in SPAAAAAAACE!!! Week 2!

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jwhouk:
And now - what WILL we see on Space Station Hannerdad?

HannerDad, of course.    - 71 (24.1%)
Richard Branson.    - 8 (2.7%)
Stephen Hawking.    - 13 (4.4%)
Robots. Lots and lots of Robots.    - 42 (14.3%)
AnthroPC AI #000001.    - 32 (10.9%)
Birthday cake.    - 25 (8.5%)
Marigold puking over everything.    - 14 (4.8%)
Transformers.    - 0 (0%)
Waffles.    - 8 (2.7%)
Cookies.    - 2 (0.7%)
Pod Bay Doors.    - 18 (6.1%)
Patrick Stewart.    - 15 (5.1%)
William.... SHATNER!    - 24 (8.2%)
Bruce Boxleitner.    - 5 (1.7%)
John Cleese.    - 15 (5.1%)
Robert Hays (I KNEW I forgot one...)    - 2 (0.7%)

Total Voters: 103

This week - top three Moments!

Jabberwocky:

--- Quote from: DSL on 02 Feb 2012, 11:35 ---...there's some curvature in this passageway.
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Lt. Potter's grad photo being the prime example.   :-D


Also, omgpony!

DSL:

--- Quote from: Jabberwocky on 03 Feb 2012, 05:24 ---
--- Quote from: DSL on 02 Feb 2012, 11:35 ---...there's some curvature in this passageway.
--- End quote ---
Lt. Potter's grad photo being the prime example.   :-D

--- End quote ---

BaDUM tish, says Station.

Earin:

--- Quote from: Renewman on 02 Feb 2012, 19:32 ---Yes thank you for pointing out the obvious but you would never see a Security Forces personnel donned in a maintenance jumper/flight suit. I'll let it slide for the sake of the comic but this is generally a big no-no.

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I'm guessing here, but when designing a uniform for microgravity, I assume you'd:
Step 1: make sure it doesn't catch on things.
Step 2: require the minimum possible amount of laundry.

--> Personally-fitted jumpsuit.

jwhouk:
Well, with a 1g environment, they'd be able to do laundry (unlike on most of the Space Shuttle flights).

A null-g environment would probably help with drying and removal of dirt, though.

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