what I thought was funny was
…“We did blind taste tests of the water. Nobody had any strong objections. Other than a faint taste of iodine, it is just as refreshing as any other kind of water,” NASA’s lead urinary engineer Bob Bagdigian told the Daily Telegraph.
You think someone is beneath ol’ Bob, thinking, “man I wish Bob would retire so I could become lead urinary engineer”
what I thought was funny was
…“We did blind taste tests of the water. Nobody had any strong objections. Other than a faint taste of iodine, it is just as refreshing as any other kind of water,” NASA’s lead urinary engineer Bob Bagdigian told the Daily Telegraph.
You think someone is beneath ol’ Bob, thinking, “man I wish Bob would retire so I could become lead urinary engineer”[/quote]
LOL
“Hi, kids, I’m Joey’s dad and I am ASSISTANT urinary engineer at NASA!”
I was watching the shuttle launch last night and the commentator on the ground actually had some of the water that was filtered using the new filtration system. He gave it a taste test right on camera, and was making a big deal out if it, just totally hamming it up.
Anyway, I thought they were already doing this on the space station.
[quote]skaz05 wrote:
I was watching the shuttle launch last night and the commentator on the ground actually had some of the water that was filtered using the new filtration system. He gave it a taste test right on camera, and was making a big deal out if it, just totally hamming it up.
Anyway, I thought they were already doing this on the space station.[/quote]
I thought so too. Apparently they get deliveries of water, which I thought was kind of stupid.