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To: operation clinton cleanup
Perhaps that's where I got it - it certainly makes more sense to me! Also, by characterizing it as a small step it implicitly encourages further steps, something we haven't been doing much lately. We are a baby who has taken it's first step, then sat down on our butt and just sat there.

I wonder if we're ever going to learn to walk?

15 posted on 09/30/2006 3:37:55 PM PDT by the anti-liberal (OUR schools are damaging OUR children)
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To: the anti-liberal

Oddly enough- I have Liberal friends and family who agree with that, totally.


17 posted on 09/30/2006 3:39:13 PM PDT by Riley (The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column.)
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To: the anti-liberal
I wonder if we're ever going to learn to walk?

A tragic number of decisions in the late 60's and early 70's ensured our current status as LEO visitors.

23 posted on 09/30/2006 3:51:22 PM PDT by operation clinton cleanup
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To: the anti-liberal
I like NASA's use of robotic probes for deep space exploration. We are still taking baby steps I realize, and many are anxious for man to step foot again on some exotic and harsh environments.

But this approach of sending instruments in our place lessens the angst associated with manned exploration. Besides, the great time involved in reaching these distant planets and their moons gives us time to reflect over previous manned missions and realize,"WHAT THE HELL WERE WE THINKING! IT'S FREAKING FREEZING AND BOILING AND THERE'S NO AIR! WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE. AAHHHGGGG!
46 posted on 09/30/2006 5:00:25 PM PDT by aligncare (Democrats? Mutants? You decide.)
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