Ooooh..... nasty.
ever drop a part?
Sep 14, 2003
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Twice now I have tried to view this item, and all I get is something about high school football pools. Nothing about dropped parts. Anybody know what I'm doing wrong?
how bout a 230 million dollah part....
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For the want of 12 bolts...
Same problem here. Uncle Lucky
I was assuming that it was the same story as at
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A weather satellite being turned over from vertical to horizontal while under construction fell over after workers on another satellite stole the bolts that should have held it down when turned over.
Truly one for the "scratch and dent" table.
Stirling.
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same problem here, they must have put the wrong link up?????
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 03:34:08 GMT, jim pixelated:
I even searched for "230 million", $230 million", "dropped parts", "12 bolts" and came up with nothing. Pat must have had his medical marijuana prescription filled, y'think?
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Like,,,,,like ,,,,uh ,,,what you saying..... I googled satellite, dropped, in the news and it came up.... You can get a "scription fer that stuff????
Okay, how bout
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in a smokey haze....
I misremembered the number of bolts, it was 24, not 12.
Anyway, I posted a link elsewhere in the thread.
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 06:41:47 -0700, "patrick mitchel" pixelated:
Satellite? That word wasn't in the posts I read, nor was Google. Besides, $239 million is not $230 million. Oh, never mind, Smoky. ;)
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would ya believe early onset alsheimers? Pat
Mike Graham scribed in :
that is what I see too
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I think this is what the op was referring to...Paul
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