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GrahamS - Member
Space station. Much better view.
I don't think she's there all the time...
Space station, and I can't even believe you need to ask the question tbh. Submarines are boring.
Banter today at work...
That's your work banter? You must clock watch.
My childhood was 90% Star Wars and space Lego. Even if I suffered from the worst space adaption syndrome ever I'd still want to be on the space station.
That's not even a sensible question! ISS in a heartbeat, I mean has the OP not seen all the photos that Cmdr Chris Hadfield took while he was up there? Just the most awesome place to be. I'm too claustrophobic to be able to go in a sub for extended periods of time; I was lucky enough to go on board a Class 42 destroyer at sea, and going below deck on that was bad enough, going down into the missile hanger was challenging in more ways than one; the thought of having to abandon ship in an emergency while down there was really scary, so many confined spaces.
Come on, space station for sure!
The view, getting up there on a rocket and, you know, being in space should settle it straight off, before you start talking about submarines which I also suspect could be
just like being locked in a basement.
if the covert operation was to find another atlantis type world, that was solely populated by vivacious, beautiful, naked women who enjoy nothing more than washing up and feeding strange male visitors sea grapes,...i might well choose that?
If wanmunkylung has picked one, put me down for the other one ๐
seriously, page 2 and no jokes about seamen? *shakes head*
how do you flush a submarine bog with 700psi of water trying to get in?
I dont think they do anymore, we had anaerobic digesters on surface ships.
Name me a famous submariner.
Captain Nemo
Exactly!
Jacques Cousteau
joat - MemberName me a famous submariner.
Captain-Lieutenant Henrich Lehmann-Willenbrock Der Alte
Steven Bowen was an astronaut who used to be a submariner
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Bowen_(astronaut)
How many kids dream of being a submariner ? Spaceship of course, the alternatives seem like asking if you'd prefer a nice cold beer on a hot day or a poke in the eye with a sharp stick !
Captain barnacles
consider that to get to space you need to learn russian as part of the pre-flight training. then consider the qualification requirements and the rigorous psychological assessment before that. if you're a geek you're gonna love it up there ๐
Why would anyone choose ISS! It doesn't have a proper toilet. If you want to reverse into a hole to do a number two I am sure there are cards in phone boxes that will let you do that for a low cost and lower risk of death, plus you don't have to drink your number ones ( unless you want to). If your OH knew you had been sloshing other peoples pee in your mouth for six months, see how quickly you end up sleeping in the shed.
Bunch of oddballs.
Name me a famous submariner.
Das Boot
Think he was Dutch ...
Would love to spend six months in Apollo Creed.
Anyone else wondered why the hottie in the window is laying on a dismembered arm?
Let's level the playing field a bit:
6 months in a sub with Kylie, or...
6 months in the space station with Ann Widdecombe?
Space. More to see, and would be interesting chasing your food around like a fish!
I love that some people would pass up the opportunity to go to space because they worry that the toilet might be a bit uncomfortable.
That's the pioneer spirit right there ๐
6 months in a sub with Kylie, or...
6 months in the space station with Ann Widdecombe?
Excellent ๐
neil the wheel - MemberLet's level the playing field a bit:
6 months in a sub with Kylie, or...
6 months in the space station with Ann Widdecombe?
Still the space station. 6 months of failing to get off with Kylie would be worse than 6 months of not wanting to get off with Ann Widdecombe.
6 months in the space station with Ann Widdecombe?
Would there be lots of alcohol?
Do you think Ann would need it sharkbait? I'm sure you're not [i]that[/i] bad.
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I love that some people would pass up the opportunity to go to space because they worry that the toilet might be a bit uncomfortable.That's the pioneer spirit right there
LOL, well they do say that (one of the many) differences between Brits and Yanks is that they have a get up and go spirit because they errr.. got up and went whereas we were the ones that decided to stay behind.
Presumably that was all toilet based.
Oh and I'm a bit claustrophobic so neither really but if I had to then space is my choice.
Space Station without a doubt.
We build stuff for Navy Ships and Submarines at work - I've been on an Astute class Sub (whilst it was in-build) and spent a lot of time on the T45 class Destroyers over the last 8 years.
They are cool + interesting machines, but Space would be so very much cooler.
I think after 5 months in space with Ann you would start getting "prison vision" (AKA Camp X-Ray specs) and she would start looking like Kylie and you would be getting the odd twitch. ๐ณ


