Posted on 10/31/2006 7:22:42 PM PST by KevinDavis
I am amazed how many people in the United States are so intimidated by the word “sex” and are unwilling to discuss its consequences. My latest book, Sex in Space, tackles both the fun and serious sides of this currently neglected topic. It’s not just my opinion that the possibilities of sex in space need more attention. This is the recommendation of a 2005 report from the US National Academies of Science. Yet I have encountered all sorts of bizarre problems when bringing up the topic of sex in space. Apparently, some people just don’t understand that the book is intended to spark the public’s interest in space exploration, settlement, and tourism. To illustrate my case, here are some examples.
(Excerpt) Read more at thespacereview.com ...
Thank you, Miss Xena, and thanks to djf. I don't remember having seen adorable Susie since that green girl episode originally broadcast.
Well there was an early SF story about the discovery of a new race, the Splend, with at least 7 different genders, at least five of whom must be present to complete the mating process.
Scientists summarized that Splend is a many lovered thing.
Well, afternoon delight is nice
be it in space on the ground
afternoon delight goes round and round
Star rockets in flight, afternoon delight....
Astronaut Kevin Bacon: Now the important thing when you're penetrating the lunar module...is your attitude and your relative speed. Now let's say this is me here in the command module, and this is you.
Space Groupie: All right. Uh-huh.
Astronaut Kevin Bacon: In the LEM. This thing sticks out here in front, that's called the probe.
Space Groupie: Is that true?
Astronaut Kevin Bacon: Absolutely. A-A-And, Tracey, I'll tell ya, when you feel that thing slide in, everything's clickin', it's like no other feeling in the world.
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