53 More Things To Do In Zero Gravity
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Kaluphid's trilogy of philosophical blockbusters Where God Went Wrong, Some
More of God's Greatest Mistakes, and Who Is This God Person Anyway?" --
Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, describing
the book.
Fanatic readers of the works of Douglas Adams are doubtless curious what the
53 things are that are that are referred to in 53 More Things To Do In Zero
Gravity. Well, perhaps we can find out.
Guidelines: Sumbissions should be emailed to
webcomment2020@trevorstone.org with a subject line of
Contest: Gravity.
The Submissions:
- Add many more pages to the Kama Sutra
www.nccc.com/library (samantha twist)
- Help sysiphus with his rock
mattiejc@aol.com (jeri galloway)
- Take about 10% off your purity test.
sparky@iws.net
- stuff toothpaste BACK into the tube
mattiejc@aol.com (jeri galloway)
- Have a mad game of basketball
alieneyes@mailexcite.com (Allison Schiefer)
- See if it's actually possible to go piss up a rope.
callen@ocsblount.com (Chris)
- Piss outside and see what happens.
nagashizzar@hotmail.com (James Pearce)
- Count how many seconds it takes a frisbee to land after you've thrown it.
TDillman@home.com (Blair Parker)
- See how far you can throw a baseball.
Valjn24601@hotmail.com
- See if you fly around better if you put on flippers.
aberbush@gmail.com (Sarah Aberbach)
- From reafth@hotmail.com
- Floating Dog walks
- Rock Hopping Asteroid Disc Golf
- Book Walking (kind of like moon walking but a little bit more sophisticated)
- Flying Pigs
- Fart races
- Low-G Olympics think Higher jumps, 100m sprint on stilts and hurdles
- Carrying Shopping
- Carrying Conversations
- In Space anything can be a Spinning Top
- Circus Canons ie Economy Travel
- Births, Deaths & Marriages
- Low G Cooking & fruit shakes
- Escapology
- Kung Fu Dancing
- Mexican Dramatic Wrestling
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