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Jumping Jesus on a pogo stick!

Oh yeah... a pristine SVT Focus? That I could see being worth $20k.

That store could use some fixin’

The rest of the world is getting them. The U.S. is not.

The Dead Milkmen have a lot of references that I only got later. I still think of Jon Wurster as the idiot kid who was looking for his burrow owl in a tree.

I just went down to the record store and they said that Mojo Nixon didn’t work there.

I never owned a Mojo Nixon record, but as a kid taping Dr Demento off the radio at night and listening to the Dead Milkmen on my Walkman by day, he was a legend in my mind. Bless this man.

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I once met Rodney Anonymous of the Dead Milkmen at a show, and within 30 seconds he was telling me a story about calling a bingo game with Mojo Nixon after sharing an entire bag of magic mushrooms.

I kind of get what you are saying, but these boring missions are places where we can actually go, and stay with current technology. These are stepping stones. Humans can build a permanent settlement on the moon and mars with current technology. We just need to refine it and take steps to get there. Like it or not, the

A cyclist ran a stop sign at a 4-way intersection and collided with a car. The car then called 911, instead of getting out and calling cyclist a dumbass. 

These cars shouldn’t be on public streets. None of us agreed to be part of these companies’ beta tests.

So the cyclist was riding recklessly and got nicked by the Waymo car. Got it.

Truth.

And you didn’t spend any of those years living in the harshest environment in the universe! Voyager is playing *HARDCORE* survival mode.

But here is the question to answer, what actionable data or usable innovations has it provided lately? The problem has been that the findings for climate sciences, for example, are borderline unusable because the point of failure will always be when the GOP gets their vote on funding. I was in a hearing once for

Or the entire saga of the F35 fighter.

When NASA has “unrealistic” budgets and time lines, people get laid off. When the armed forces have the same, Officers get promotions and every exec at Raytheon gets new yachts.

Why do people not talk about the biggest problem in America?

Checks watch... Probably 50 years ahead. We’ll unfortunately miss out on all kinds of things in our lifetimes that would have been awesome to see. I’m sure there was plenty of tech bottlenecks that were required to surpass elsewhere. So maybe we aren’t 50 years behind, but behind none the less.