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Started 3/30/22 by gunter; 35278 views.
In reply toRe: msg 294
gunter

From: gunter

Sep-24

Brave people ... noticed how at first it was only one person at a time with others at at safe distance! ... Just in case ...

bshmr

From: bshmr

Sep-24

Why not in 'hazmat' outfits since it has been in outer space and contains foreign matter (assuming I know correctly what the image is of).

gunter

From: gunter

Sep-24

The guy behind the woman may well be equipped in hazmat , has a big backpack. But it seems they were more careful about any unexploded charges releasing the parachute.

bshmr

From: bshmr

Sep-24

Here's more from a questionable(?) source (alleged to be CNN): https://www.aol.com/news/watch-nasa-spacecraft-drop-asteroid-121517761.html Added info such as the 'clean room' precautions, chute collection, etc.

gunter

From: gunter

Sep-26

good aol link, much detail there, thanks ...

  • Edited September 26, 2023 4:12 pm  by  gunter
gunter

From: gunter

Sep-26

Spacecraft crashes in Utah!

Under cover of darkness NASA engineers recover remains from a spacecraft crash in a Utah desert!

Image credit: NASA

more at nasa ...

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  • Edited September 28, 2023 1:10 pm  by  gunter
bshmr

From: bshmr

Sep-28

Nice troll.

gunter

From: gunter

Sep-29

how is the weather up your way ?

  • Edited October 1, 2023 3:51 pm  by  gunter
bshmr

From: bshmr

Sep-29

Our local weather is nice in contrast to yours and Paul's.  Touch above seasonal norms, dry-ish, and very light to moderate breezes. Air quality (pollution) has varied though with the particulate from fires in the confederacy and/or the unfreezing north. Bicycling has been very nice, IOW.

In reply toRe: msg 303
gunter

From: gunter

Oct-1

Turkey Tails aka Pope's Noses

A friend of mine asked us over for some tastings of various tastes and I am so looking forward to his Pope's Noses. We're not sure where the name comes from but I'm guessing it has the same root as when asked 'Do you want ice cream? you reply 'Does the Pope have a nose?' Back around 1600 being a Pope was a family thing for Medicis and at least one of them was known to have a notable nose, broken in a fight? Anti-Catholic sentiments derisively named similar looking tail ends of chicken and turkeys that way though they turn out to be most delectable, especially with various tastes or just beer when you're watching football.

Double-check and remove any of the quill tips still stuck, there always is at least one missed by the butcher in the round bulbous gelatinous fatty cartilages of the ... Pygostyle, scientifically speaking ... generously dust them in your favorite spices ... salt, pepper, garlic, some hot peppers, roast in 400F oven for an hour or so dripping fat from a grid until they're nice and crispy.

[Wikipedia: The pygostyle is the main component of the uropygium, a structure colloquially known as the bishop's nose, parson's nose, pope's nose, or sultan's nose. from which the tail feathers would have been attached.]

Alas, it was not to be. We arrive and are greeted by their habitually underfed Weimaraner tied to a radiator with a short leash, looking extremely uncomfortable and guilty. Orpheus, son of Omega, is being punished for inhaling all of the Pope's Noses during a moment of inattention.

We have to make due with slices of honey comb and sharp cheddar without the main course.

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