[driftdiver]

‘millions of gallons of fuel”

An understatement of galactic proportions.

[Responsibility2nd]

Ooops. All those millions of gallons of fuel that NASA won’t need?

Being diverted to Air Force One.

Moochie and co. needs another vacation.

[Charles Martel]

Well, thank goodness. Now, maybe the gas station down the street will remove the red plastic bag from the Liquid Oxygen pump nozzle.

[cripplecreek]

So how is that solar powered launch vehicle coming along?

[Mr. Jazzy]

Don’t forget the muther frappin’ ozone hole! Oh wait, that is SOOOOOOO 1980’s!

Idiot watermelons! (Watermelons= Green on the outside, RED on the inside.)

[Da Coyote]

Hmmmm, wonder if the members if inhabitat got all Fs in their science courses or did they cheat enough to scrape out some D minuses.

[WayneS]

I’ll file this article under the heading: “When the ignorant tell what they know”.

[stars & stripes forever]

Forget the gas savings, the question is, "Who's minding the store in the space station? What happens if the Russians decide they don't want us to go along for the ride?"

We've lost control over the space station and in essence outer space.

[Malone LaVeigh]

but we are a little relieved to know that the blast of emissions from each shuttle launch will no longer be spewing into the atmosphere adding to the effects of global warming.

You should more concerned about the emissions this clown spews into the atmosphere.

[astratt7]

When we get the communist out of the government, we will be back in space bigger and better than ever! They will not be able to crush the American Spirit! The Spirit of The Lord...we win...you traitors!!!

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[LibLieSlayer]

Meanwhile... due to idiots and communists in our government... we can no longer put a man in space... for the first time in 50 years... we have to pay communists to allow us to PAY for a ride on their rockets.

LLS

[tx_eggman]

When do we get to start bitch slapping these assclowns when we see them out on the street?

[Mr.Unique]

Fortunately, there are quite a few teams already studying alternatives like solar wind sails, nuclear powered rockets, hydrogen powered space planes and vessels that would harvest gas from Uranus to travel.

LOL

[bassmaner]

but we are a little relieved to know that the blast of emissions from each shuttle launch will no longer be spewing into the atmosphere adding to the effects of global warming.

Where's the 'Not this sh!t again' guy when you need him? :-)

I wonder if this a$$clown is so concerned about greenhouse gases generated by Soyuz boosters blasting off from the Baikunor Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan ... for some reason, he's probably not so concerned about that. I wonder why ...

[Nabber]

Success Rate:

NASA makes 5 Shuttles, finishes with 3.

” 60%, Not Bad!! “

[Harley]

Millions of gallons of fuel saved? When I read this I didn’t think of shuttle fuel, I thought about all the NASA workers that no longer have jobs and won’t be driving to work anymore. Thanks Obama. You really know how to ruin a country.