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Meh, everybody knows it's that because this "just don't touch anything, and don't open the door, we'll do it from the outside for a photo op" flight was suborbital.
This was really all about Blue Estrogen trying to stay relevant in some form by getting any kind of press they can, good or bad. |
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That said, I'm sure it was fun... |
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Guess there’s just a whole lot of boomers out there huh? |
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Yes, they referred to themselves as the "crew," but that's been the case for all of these launches. Hell, some of the early ones were calling the crew "astronauts," and I don't believe they've done that. And are there more impressive actions someone could take to inspire young girls? Obviously. But you can't tell me that there isn't at least one young Katy Perry fan out there who might watch the next launch to the ISS because they thought seeing a rocket go to space, even briefly, was neat. Did the media make a big deal out of it? Well, yeah, that's what media does in the 21st century. I would argue that the backlash in some forms of media has been just as over-the-top as the initial push on the "inspiration" angle, though. |
You know the super nerd tech nude was sniffing seats when nobody was looking.
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Like the concert will.i.am put on for all the teams at the St. Louis regional many years back, what Katy could do by showing up and being part of a regional FIRST competition, making sure it got on TMZ and her fan channel, perhaps even sponsoring some inner city teams and/or some of FIRST's girl-only teams, would probably reach and affect more girls. Maybe her bubble needs to have more people like me in it to offer great advice for her if her goal is to effect positive change for young women. |
Jeff Bezos clearly needs the bejeesus taxed out of him if he has “bachelorettes in ‘space’ in his dick rocket” money.
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Buddy just sent me a meme that says we just put the first can of tuna in space.
Yep, I laughed a little |
I'm sure Jimmy Kimmel and his ilk will introduce them all as astronauts (along with whatever other accolades) from here on out.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Mocking the fake space girls isn't going away or ending anytime soon <a href="https://t.co/NEfBxdKXNe">pic.twitter.com/NEfBxdKXNe</a></p>— miguelifornia (@miguelifornia) <a href="https://twitter.com/miguelifornia/status/1912709733846491414?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 17, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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And if it can inspire just ONE young girl out there then we need to make sure we get some more women celebs in space ASAP |
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They now finally know that as long as they prioritize their looks they can accomplish anything. “We’re going to have lash extensions flying in the capsule.” “Space is going to finally be glam.” |
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