Space tourist ....would you go if Dickie cracks it

[Mick-Talbot]

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Who's Dickie?

[Mick-Talbot]

Richard Branston, boxy.


I think I would give it a whirl when all the kids have left home.

[LochNessMonster]

No, ot would be boring lack of atmosphere ?

Dickie is Richard Branson Boxtops !

[Kiki-frog]

Can't help thinking that after the initial excitement it would be really dull.

[Lore]

Most definitely!

[mccfluff]

depends - would i miss saturday kitchen?

[paddywak]

Like a shot

[snags]

No, you'll be able to see tubby James Martin from space...

[joggerjayne]

A bit dull ?

What ... being in Space ?????

=0)

Well, I'd go.

[Prudie]

err not sure - will there be turbulence?

[Lore]

Just book a late flight on Saturday, Fluff. You'll be back in plenty of time for the next showing. ;)

[joggerjayne]

There can't be turbulence if there's no atmosphere.

(except for re-entry, maybe)

[mccfluff]

depends they may be turbulence if you go with a farter

[Eve]

Not for the actual going into space thing (quite happy here thanks :)) but I think the view would sell it to me as I'm a sucker for a nice view. Space has never held much of a fascination for me.

I love flying and thrill stuff but would have to be very safe for me to go to risk it though and I'm not sure I'd like the openess of it all, being so far away from everything, especially on the way there and back.

Maybe I'll wait for the "beam me up Scotty" technology.

Would love to go see a shuttle take off though, must be an incredible sight!