Oh look, there is the most crucial piece of equiptment during a spacewalk - the CANADARM. I know it was made by us because it has our name on it.
Friday, September 7, 2012
Surpisingly, The Cosmonaut Didn't Suggest This Solution
When NASA's Sunita Williams and Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide couldn't seem to get a bolt attached to the outside of the space station, ground crews came up with a clever solution: Fix the problem with a toothbrush.
Oh look, there is the most crucial piece of equiptment during a spacewalk - the CANADARM. I know it was made by us because it has our name on it.
Oh look, there is the most crucial piece of equiptment during a spacewalk - the CANADARM. I know it was made by us because it has our name on it.
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Okay, there's no reason to suggest that we, as a nation, are obsessive, you know? Just because we put our name on EVERYTHING!
Yeh but our shit works. If we must brand it we make sure of that.
And despite that huge logo, Americans don't call it the "Canadarm." Only Canadians do.
That's cause we don't let them use the word lest they abuse it.
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