During the initial space flights, Nasa discovered that biro pens didn’t work under zero gravity conditions. To beat the problem, Nasa spent 6 years and $2 million in designing a pen for use in space. The pen would work under zero gravity conditions due to the pressurized ink inside, it would work under sub zero conditions, underwater, on glass and virtually any surface known to man. The Russians used a pencil.
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i had to get a new blog.........its jazny14.blogspot.com
my friend's mom kinda found my old blog and i'm kinda in trouble and hav to delete my old one
o, k. thnx for telling me! that sux :(
thought the joke is still funny
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