Forget space junk — NASA is getting lots of reports of land junk. Like animal bones. Burnt rocks. Chevy alternators. A piece of burnt toast. All of these things have been turned in by well-meaning residents as possible shuttle debris. And then there’s this:
In Shreveport, communications officer Tracy Dossett said an elderly woman (”bless her heart”) called 911 after finding egg yolk on her porch. Were there eggs on the Columbia? she asked.
Hehe.
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Categories: Space Shuttle Tragedy
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February 6th, 2003 at 12:52:27 pm
Dude, what’s up with your comments system? I left a couple of messages last night, and behold, this morning they are gone!
Speaking of problems, how come every time I call your cell phone I get a message saying your phone is not in the area or whatever? I can’t even get to voicemail it seems like. You’re a pain to reach, man; I don’t even see you online anymore. What’s a guy to do, resort to email and posting in your website’s comments sections? Sheesh!
February 6th, 2003 at 2:35:40 pm
Yeah, HaloScan has been having some serious problems. I’m hoping your comments will reappear, because previously, all my comments from the last few days (including all Columbia-related comments) disappeared, then reappeared.
If they don’t reappear in a day or two, I’ll e-mail them and bitch.
February 6th, 2003 at 3:18:46 pm
Well the ones I left today are appearing, but not those from yesterday.
February 7th, 2003 at 12:20:07 pm
Okay, time to raise hell with HaloScan. I left a nice long post the other day and it’s not there. I’m not rewriting it either.