Comments on: Toilet Tech

By: fdf34

fdf34 — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 01:35:55 +0000

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By: fsf43

fsf43 — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 01:15:21 +0000

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By: bert

bert — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 00:49:11 +0000

what about all of the guys that were in Thialand during the 60s, i was thair in 68 & 70 agent orange was sprayed thair long before it was in vietnam. most of the agent orange that was sprayed in vietman came from the depot in Korat,thailand, whair i was station in 68.

By: Jim

Jim — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 00:15:26 +0000

They must all be hitting the bottle at NASA now!
What about the homeless VETS that live in cardboard boxes around the White House? We have lost our way.

By: Msgt,USAF Ret73

Msgt,USAF Ret73 — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 02:39:43 +0000

With all the crap (toilet) this should be squashed! Instead give the money to the VA to help
all the service people who will be scarred both mentally and physically. We still have vets from Korea and Viet Nam who have yet to get results about agent Orange and these were the people who
became our first being diagnosed with PTSD. With the length some of our service people who have been there for 4 tours, they most assuradly will have problems the rest of their lives. Look at how many have commmitted suicide upon return!
God Bless all the servicemen&women and thanks for
all your efforts.

By: Msgt,USAF Ret73

Msgt,USAF Ret73 — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 02:35:02 +0000

With all the crap (toilet) this should be squashed! Instead give the money to the VA to help
all the service people who will be scarred both mentally and physically. We still have vets from Korea and Viet Nam who have yet to get results about agent Orange and these were the people who
became our first being diagnosed with PTSD. With the length some of our service people who have been there for 4 tours they most assuradly will have problems the rest of their lives. Look at how many have commmitted suicide upon return!

By: Charles

Charles — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 13:40:37 +0000

Russian-designed toilet NASA’s buying for the expanded International Space Station. It costs a whopping 19-million dollars.
If this is an International Space Station why NASA have to pay for the toilet? Don’t the Russian’s use the toilets? I thought it was a joint project and every body pay their equal share.

By: Marley

Marley — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 21:15:42 +0000

First of, I want to say that I think that all the space travel and everything we are doing, while it may be considered honorable is a load of c**p. (no pun intended). I there are many resources that are being put toward the space program that can be used in other aspects of our life. Why not put the $19 million toward saving the enviroment or creating alternte energy concepts. There are enough causes out there that actually need support and that affect our daily life that the money and resource that go into manned space travel are not fiscally responsible. I mean coe on we don’t even truly have a cure for the common cold yet and I bet there is aleast one person out there that gets sick in America everyday. Can we not justify spending the $19 mil on something to help us all.
And second, in response to AFRet91, I am a milspouse and although my veiws on the war on terror may be slanted, and I’m not saying which way,The contracters that are being paid this exorbitant amount of money are doing so to hep protect the lives of soldiers. Personally, I don’t believe that te military personal are apid enough and yes civialian contractors are paid more, but are you volunteering to risk your life in a war torn country everyday for a year or more in order to receive it. Most aren’t, so unless you are willing to do something about this, I suggest that you don’t talk anymore on the subject and if you want to know what gives me the right to say this, it’s because my husband right now is overseas fighting and possibly dying for my right to say it.
Honestly I don’t think the money we spent on this was a good thing, but unless we have a time machine or a money back guarantee, there is no use in talking about this, becuase lets face it, in all actuality we have no say so in the things the government does unless we decide to become the president.

By: Zach

Zach — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 19:42:34 +0000

I dont think that is nessary to spend that much on that we could be spending it on something that would be put to better use.

By: AFRet91

AFRet91 — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 18:12:37 +0000

Who cares if we spend a few million for a pooper?
George Bush/Dick Cheney spend that much in Iraq in a half day to pay their contractors. BIg Deal.