You laugh, but I’ve had nightmares about that kind of thing.
Imagine that you and your buddy Buzz are exploring the Moon for the first time. When you get back to the LM, it’s gone. It’s been dragged away, but the tracks don’t lead to anywhere conclusive. What the hell would you do?
So there are a bunch of astronauts out on what amounts to SERE training for astronauts: How to Survive if your Shuttle soft-lands in WayLostistan.
:dubious: Yeah, that’s gonna happen.
Anyway, there they are, camping in the wilderness, with a whole bunch of NASA-approved survival gear, and the local Science Fiction Geek Club is having their weekly meeting. “Hey, guys, it says here in the paper that those astronauts are having another training session! Let’s go see if their camp is unguarded!”
Madcap antics ensue involving stereotypical nerdy geeks wandering around in the wilderness at night. Eventually they find their way to the encampment.
A. It is guarded. No love. Darn. They collect signatures.
B. It is unguarded. w00t! “Hey, guys! Look! It’s an official NASA Canteen!”
My understanding is that they only added that because the judge was rather nonchalant with the original bail arrangement. I actually don’t think it will stick, either. Pepper spray is not attempted murder, regardless of all the other crap she was carrying.
She needs to be launched into a psych ward. Poor thing…she’s off the beam.
I was more worried about the Martians stealing our canteen technology. They would no longer need those canals, and if able to carry potable water about, they could build spaceships and walking machines, and invade earth!
Don’t know if they wear them for launch still, but even Skylab in the early '70s had a hold-yourself-down shitter and hose, while the Shuttle has one of those, as well as a vulva-shaped vacuum piss funnel. Mmm.
Iremember my father pointing out while watching TV from skylab that they urinated in their clothing.
Perhaps the diapers come into play during eight hour space walks.