Comments by "spaceflight101" (@spaceflight1019) on "Eyewitness News ABC7NY" channel.

  1. Now, if only the rest of them would have a moment of clarity...
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  2. ​ @hm3drake35 Who even HAS a pocket calculator??!! 1975 called, they want their TI-30 back!
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  3. Photo ops.
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  4. ​ @peterprentice9179  Is it easier to define what an "assault weapon" is than a "woman"?
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  5. The last guy who told the truth was Lincoln, and we all know what happened to him.
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  6. This is what passes for "debate" anymore. The downward slide began when Reagan said, dismissively, "there you go again."
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  7.  @hm3drake35  You jogged some old memories. The first pocket calculator I saw was a Montgomery Ward four-banger costing $99.95! If you had one that could do square roots you were a rockstar! That was Electronics school, 1973.
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  8. There hasn't been a "real president" since JFK.
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  9. ​ @Daniel15391 YT doesn't allow outside links but I'm sure that if it exists it's on here somewhere, just like the P tape.
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  10.  @ThatOrangeGuyJ  YT doesn't allow outside links, and if you posted one, it's gone now.
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  11. ​ @robertbarclay228 Don't you wonder why the other four permanent members of the "Security Council" didn't bother to show up "?
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  12. Is Sun Yun Moon on trial?
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  13. Ok, Congressman, what would you suggest that we do that's constitutional? Running your mouth and bloviating make for great theater but solve nothing.
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  14. As my old man said, "you can be right or be wrong at the top of your voice."
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  15. I wonder how much of the $1B he got paid?
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  16.  @BatDad1984  Oh, do you mean like the scene in BSG 2003 where these statements were heard: "You can't do anything without a vote!" "No, you can't do anything with one."
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  17.  @hm3drake35  In 1973, most people were intimately familiar with the workings of a slide rule. "Modern" calculators were neither plentiful or inexpensive. The 1973 Lafayette Radio catalog lists exactly two, $99.95 and $149.95, and both required 120 volts AC.
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  18.  @hm3drake35  Look at the back page of the 1973 Radio Shack catalog. You'll find a four-banger costing $129.95. The minimum wage back then was $2 an hour so better start saving.
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