Interesting enough but, how about taking the honeymoon on the shuttle or the space station?
NASA can study what effects weightlessness has on making love.
They can call it the space nookie project or the intergalactic intercourse study?
All kidding aside. I think it's cool.
1 posted on
06/03/2009 12:26:29 PM PDT by
Mikey
To: Mikey
Let me guess, NASA can do this for the low low price of 10.2 billion dollars.
2 posted on
06/03/2009 12:29:12 PM PDT by
mysterio
To: Mikey
Oooo, a trip on the Vomit Comet. I expect to see this on some wedding disaster show.
3 posted on
06/03/2009 12:30:48 PM PDT by
KarlInOhio
(No free man bows to a foreign king.)
To: Mikey
That’s one small step for a man...
4 posted on
06/03/2009 12:31:00 PM PDT by
Hegemony Cricket
(The emperor has no pedigree.)
To: Mikey
will travel to the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, FlaSounds nice, but not really accurate. Those flights originate from TICO, the little Titusville-Cocoa airport. Just down the road from KSC/CCAFS, but definitely not on the cape. My wife has been on that micro-gravity flight while I hung around the terminal (extremely jealous, might I add.)
5 posted on
06/03/2009 12:31:28 PM PDT by
Sax
To: Mikey
but will they do the first divorce ever in zero gravity?
To: Mikey
7 posted on
06/03/2009 12:40:07 PM PDT by
magslinger
(The first dog has papers but the President doesn't. How interesting!-cubsfanconswoman)
To: Mikey
NASA can study what effects weightlessness has on making love. I'd be shocked if it hasn't happened already.
8 posted on
06/03/2009 12:41:05 PM PDT by
Terabitten
(Vets wrote a blank check, payable to the Constitution, for an amount up to and including their life.)
To: Mikey
Honey, does this pressure suit make me look fat?
To: KevinDavis
Zero-gravity *honeymoon* might be okay...
16 posted on
06/03/2009 3:09:02 PM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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