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Never pick up a hitchhiker. Good grief. The Russians and Americans did and ended up with a Canadian on board the International Space Station.
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OT?? Living in space
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And now he's running the place.
Bout time.
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Dean Hoffman wrote in news:klj89j$udk$ snipped-for-privacy@speranza.aioe.org:
OMG, now the world has really gone to hell.
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Could have been worse. Could have been a French Canadian.
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They talk funny and the Russian controllers would never understand them. ^_^
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I wonder if any Russians speak Redneck.
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Yea, but it's really hysterical to here them doing it. ^_^
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"here them" snicker.... ^_^
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And hear Eye was going to ignore that typo. It must've been a problem with your typewriter ribbon.
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The spell check ignored it because it wasn't misspelled. I need a context and grammar checker. It's called a brain but mine doesn't always function correctly. ^_^
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Yeah, his name is Chris Hadfield, and he's a Canadian.
If it turns out there's a stowaway beaver on the International Space Station, it's for scientific research. Beavers in a weightless environment and all that stuff.
Eh.
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It's pretty sad when we have to spend billion$ inventing experiments (such as studying Canadians in a weightless environment) to justify the ISS.