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thank goodness we are not in space!

Timco
Timco Member Posts: 3,040
Maybe someday an alien will find the bag and say "darn, I needed a phillips!"

T
Just a guy running some pipes.

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  • thank goodness we are not in space!

    yet another thing to worry about along with
    steam burns
    skinned knuckles
    broken fingernails
    aching back

    and now the biggy--my tools could float off if i were in space!
  • Timco
    Timco Member Posts: 3,040


    At least when you burn yourself, no one would hear you scream!

    Tim
    Just a guy running some pipes.
  • ttekushan_3
    ttekushan_3 Member Posts: 961
    Space ain't so bad

    My tools apparently float off anyway, gravity notwithstanding.

    I hear you humans have the same problem.

    Terry T

    steam; proportioned minitube; trapless; jet pump return; vac vent. New Yorker CGS30C

  • Brad White_203
    Brad White_203 Member Posts: 506
    Now THAT

    is comedy! :)

    I wonder, while they are at it, (searching for that bag of tools), they might come across several tape measures, utility knives, carpenter's pencils and plumb bobs which have gone missing over the years from my tool box.


    I also noted, -however unfairly but it is factually accurate-, that the tech who lost the tool bag -when her compact, uh, I mean a grease gun exploded no less- was a woman...

    I am not going to touch that one -until I need to anyway.

    :)
  • Or swear...

    Apparently they've never heard of the word "tether". I wonder if along with all our tools they'll find all the missing socks up there too.
  • Chris S
    Chris S Member Posts: 177
    tools in space

    Kinda takes the heat off of Gus Grissom though. Now she'll be known as " that woman who lost her tools in space" Too bad, I read the article, and i couldn't tell you her name.

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  • Brad White_203
    Brad White_203 Member Posts: 506
    \"Take the heat off of Gus Grissom\"?

    The poor guy died in a fire for crying out loud. ;I

    What else did he do? I used to know, maybe forgot.
  • lee_7
    lee_7 Member Posts: 457


    You would think on a $100,000 tool bag, it would be tethered to something. I wonder who will have to pay for that one. Watched the news footage of the "mishap"
    at lunch, she never even attempted to grab the bag. Why in space would you not attempt to grab a $100k tool bag? And I want to know why do they need such expansive tools? Craftsman and Husky not good enough for NASA? LOL
  • Chris S
    Chris S Member Posts: 177
    poor Gus

    It was alleged that he blew the expolsive bolts before the navy had the capsule hooked, and the capsule sank to the bottom of the Ocean. He denied it, and there must have been some credibility since he remained with the space program to later tragically die on the launch pad. I'm not sure where I saw/ read it Gus "bolt blower" Grissom was his albatross.
    I think that capsule would be worth more than 100K in '08 dollars, but I'm not sure it was his fault anyway.
    Too much history/discovery channel
    Chris

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  • Steam970
    Steam970 Member Posts: 1


    They will now spend 10 millions dollars on a panel
    study on how to keep this from happing.

    They will decide on a super tether. The strap made
    in one congressmans district. The bag clip in another and
    the part that clips to the anchor point in another. For a bargin basement price of 10k a piece.
  • Timco
    Timco Member Posts: 3,040


    That's what they get for sending a rocket scientist to do a contractor's job...

    Tim
    Just a guy running some pipes.
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