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From: ee163ahj@sdcc13.UUCP (PAUL VAN DE GRAAF)
Newsgroups: net.space
Subject: Re: Getting stuck in the middle of space
Message-ID: <240@sdcc13.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 11-May-85 09:31:32 EDT
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Posted: Sat May 11 09:31:32 1985
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Reply-To: ee163ahj@sdcc13.UUCP (PAUL VAN DE GRAAF)
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	Pardon me for suggesting, but couldn't the astronaut just relieve 
himself (herself) in the opposite direction.  While this rather messy, and
certainly more embarassing than removing his shorts.  I'm sure it would be
effective, and if he's stuck there, the call to nature will come along soon
enough.  A bit faster and just as directional as blowing/whistling might be.

I'm sorry I brought it up...

Paul van de Graaf		sdcsvax!sdcc13!ee163ahj		U. C. San Diego