Space, the final frontier... (http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/business/archives/2013/12/20131231-120655.html)
QuoteIf you ever wondered if blowup sex dolls can handle high altitudes, deep freezing temperatures and high winds, you'll be pleased to learn that they can. A sex-doll maker in the U.S. sent one into space. Ah, science.
CNB.com Inc., a California-based adult products maker, sent Missy into the heavens with the help of a 4.5-pound hydrogen-filled balloon and recorded the journey.
Missy climbed to 100,000 feet, where she withstood -57 C temperatures, jet streams of more than 160 km/h and cosmic ray radiation.
Missy finally blew apart re-entering the atmosphere, where she landed in pieces somewhere in the Nevada desert.
All that comes to mind is...
"Kryten! Unpack Rachel and get out the puncture repair kit!"
Quotesomewhere in the Nevada desert.
Oh jeez, 50 years from now there'll be a TV special where they interview people who vaguely remember some human-type thing they found out in the desert, with weird foil-like stuff that was undoubtedly an extraterrestrial spaceship :bouncegiggle:
That is the lamest way ever to join the mile-high club!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LXuNpF6NVg
In Space, no one can hear you moan.
Quote from: El Misfit on January 03, 2014, 12:25:11 AM
In Space, no one can hear you moan.
Or hear you fake it.
That figures. No matter what scientific breakthroughs that our society accomplishes, it all inevitably leads to porn. I read the rumor that the first message sent via the Internet (then ARPANET) was the message "LO" in 1969. The second message was a nude picture. Ahh, Science...