Embarrassing All Female Origin Flight 'Crew'

[argentus]

I would take the ride, but wear a disguise and never brag about it.

I would take the ride smile big strut tall and make sure everybody knew about it.  Why not?  Who really cares what anybody else thinks about you?   Be completely yourself and don't worry

[FlyersFan]

 Having to velcro away your primary and fall five seconds before deploying the backup is definately a spincter-tightening experience.  :D :D 

One time I had my shoot tangle.
I reached up behind my head and pulled it to part it.
I twirled and twirled as I came down as it unwound and got straight.
Didn't cut away though.  Rode it down.   Landed fine.
(and I didn't scream)

[putnam6]

No.

1 - three of the women were screaming ninnies.  I wouldn't want to be associated with them on a highly visible thing like that.  People would think that I was a painted, fake finger nails, screaming ninny.  I was in the army and shot machine guns and thrown grenades, i've come face to face with wild bear, and I've gone skydiving and also hiked on an active volcano flowing with lava (dumb thing to do), without screaming, for crying out loud.   To be associated with them in their condition would be embarrassing.  There is a time and place for screaming in girly panic ... that wasn't it.  You get dolled up with makeup and fix your hair pretty and scream in fear like that at Space Mountain in Disney World ... not on a rocket in front of the world when you are busy trying to virtue signal that somehow this flying bus ride is an achievement for all women because you are riding in it.

2 - If someone paid the $300,000 fee, I would feel guilty that it was spent on an 11 minute flying bus ride instead of on important things that are needed.

3 - I have no desire to go up in that phallic symbol, or any other rocket.  I like my quiet life as it is now.

4 - I'd have the guts to call it like it was ... they were just passengers, not 'crew' members.   That would just tick them off and make the ride miserable.   They want to pretend that this was some kind of glory mission for the good of all women on Earth when in fact it was just an over priced joy ride.   There is nothing wrong with being just passengers ... but don't try to claim the glory title of space rocket crew member.   It's absurd.

[FlyersFan]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/...itual.html

And now we have that the patch that they wore was satanic.

First off ... why did they get a patch? 
That is for NASA flights and real astronauts. 
They aren't that. 
These women were playing dress up and pretend .... 

Second ... yeah, the link has the patch.   
Turn the patch upside down and you get the devil.
Don't even have to look for it ... it's in your face.

Six screaming women, riding a phallic symbol to the edge of space, lying about who they are (pretending to be astronauts and relevant) and wearing a devil patch.   Yeah ... good show ... pffft.

[FlyersFan]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/...rigin.html


And we have that there was a mannequin in the capsule.
Take a look at the pictures.
Yeah ... sure looks fake to me.

6 screaming celebrities.
Devil patch.
Fake door opening when they landed.
Oprah showing up to cry for her friend.
Mannequin strapped in by the window.

WEIRD FREAK'N FLIGHT!!!

[Encia22]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/...rigin.html


And we have that there was a mannequin in the capsule.
Take a look at the pictures.
Yeah ... sure looks fake to me.

Yes it was a dummy... for one of the early test flights back in 2017.

And they called it... “Mannequin Skywalker”.

[xuenchen]

Here's another good one.....

James Woods @RealJamesWoods Do you honestly think Jeff Bezoz “wrenched” that door open? Watch closely.

[SnrRog]

So where are the videos from their phones? I would think they would want to Instagram or TikTok or whatever is the current thing is for all to see.
SnrRog

[BeyondKnowledge]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/...itual.html

And now we have that the patch that they wore was satanic.

First off ... why did they get a patch? 
That is for NASA flights and real astronauts. 
They aren't that. 
These women were playing dress up and pretend .... 

Second ... yeah, the link has the patch.   
Turn the patch upside down and you get the devil.
Don't even have to look for it ... it's in your face.

Six screaming women, riding a phallic symbol to the edge of space, lying about who they are (pretending to be astronauts and relevant) and wearing a devil patch.   Yeah ... good show ... pffft.

They buy a ticket. It includes a souvenir costume with a patch.

There needs to be a new name for space tourists instead of astronaut. Perhaps 'suborbital live mass'.

They don't even realize what the cute costumes are for. The color and name patches are to help to quickly identify the bodies if the ride goes splat or pow.

[billxam]

100% agree. This stunt was so cringe worthy I couldn't even drink my beer. And that says a lot.

I would submit that these flights aren't even suborbital, just up and then down. Any passenger on this thing should never be able to claim they've been to space. They haven't. Big deal, you took a super carnival ride and spent nearly a half a million to do it.