Travelling by Crate II
Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2015 7:29 amIn light of Fozzer's recent post, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-32151053
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Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2015 7:29 amRe: Travelling by Crate II
Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2015 11:38 pmHells teeth.What a story.He was very lucky to survive.
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Re: Travelling by Crate II
Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 3:17 amQuote:
"I am 70 years old now," he says. "On reflection, kids don't think straight. I think most teenagers, youth of those days and certainly of these, make their mind up to do something and don't think of the consequences.
"It was a pretty dangerous thing, but did I ever think of giving up? Absolutely not, that was the last thing that went through my mind."
End quote.
Tell me about it!
I often think about the crazy things I did as a "youngster", with no thought as to the consequences!.... ...!
It still frightens me now, to think about it!
Now that I am older, (and wiser), I tend to think twice (or more), before doing anything which is obviously very silly, or dangerous!
Paul.....Feet firmly planted on Terra firma....
...!
I often wonder how lucky a 70-year-old would feel now, having been rejected for an exploratory trip to the Planet Mars, which ended in failure, when he/she was an enthusiastic astronaut "youngster"?
...anyone for Mars now?....
...!
"I am 70 years old now," he says. "On reflection, kids don't think straight. I think most teenagers, youth of those days and certainly of these, make their mind up to do something and don't think of the consequences.
"It was a pretty dangerous thing, but did I ever think of giving up? Absolutely not, that was the last thing that went through my mind."
End quote.
Tell me about it!
I often think about the crazy things I did as a "youngster", with no thought as to the consequences!....
...!It still frightens me now, to think about it!
Now that I am older, (and wiser), I tend to think twice (or more), before doing anything which is obviously very silly, or dangerous!
Paul.....Feet firmly planted on Terra firma....
...!I often wonder how lucky a 70-year-old would feel now, having been rejected for an exploratory trip to the Planet Mars, which ended in failure, when he/she was an enthusiastic astronaut "youngster"?
...anyone for Mars now?....
...!