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Captions, Anyone?

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
November 2, 2012
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Caption text from The Wilson Parrot Foundation – as written: “This is Major General, USMC Ret., Astronaot and now Directer of NASA, Charlie Bolton being a True ParrotHead!!”
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Keith’s note: Captions, anyone? I’ll start: “Although they both poop on me, I like birds more than I like reporters”.

NASA Watch founder, Explorers Club Fellow, ex-NASA, Away Teams, Journalist, Space & Astrobiology, Lapsed climber.

25 responses to “Captions, Anyone?”

  1. Anonymous says:
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    Charlie’s daydream about what a Center Director’s meeting is like.

  2. caleidich says:
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    Charlie Bolden, the ultimate parroty of NASA leadership.

  3. RANDY says:
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    This whole space stuff, like Congress and reporters, is for the birds.

  4. Bob_RR says:
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    NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden introduces NASA’s next manned launch vehicle design.

  5. Antilope7724 says:
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    “No, we still haven’t solved the zero-g sunflower seed shelling problem, but I have my people working on it….”

  6. Tom Sellick says:
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    This place is going to the birds!  Literally.

  7. Vladislaw says:
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    “Where’s that conga line start?”

  8. Tom Sellick says:
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    A few more:

    -I keep telling you, this isn’t ‘a few birds’! These are gulls, crows, swifts…(and parrots.)

    -Don’t they ever stop migrating?

    -Get Cathy and Lydia out of here!

  9. npng says:
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    Surrounded by bird brains, Charlie has his arms full trying to respond to all of the tweets.

  10. Fred says:
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    This is sad. I can’t imagine  James Webb posing for a picture like this. Fundamentally Bolden comes across as a clown, what NASA has lacked for several decades is leadership and this doesn’t help. 

  11. Kat Jed says:
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    Really, Fred? Really? James Webb was an entirely different personality from an different, more restrained time frame.  I absolutely know that Charlie was very pleased to talk to the head of the foundation at the NASA Headquarters CFC Kickoff.  A number of NASA managers and employees had the same picture taken of themselves with the rescue birds…

  12. Austin Epps says:
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    Due to a bad telephone connection, the agency’s order for 800
    tons of poly-dicyclopentadiene will not be delivered.  Food service facilities at all NASA centers will be serving poultry-based dishes until further notice.

  13. Graham West says:
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    “If only I could have such a close relationship with my center directors…”

  14. Ralphy999 says:
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    “Space X sent these new engines over to help me with the SLS design”.

  15. Antilope7724 says:
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    “Dryden’s Ornathopter is still in the early stages of development. With further funding we should be able to make astounding advances in that field Senator.”

  16. Antilope7724 says:
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    Brazil has decided to join the ISS as an international partner. Each nation contributes what they can.

  17. TerryG says:
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    Gen. Bolden to embrace former Administrator Goldin’s vision: Faster, Better, Cheeper

  18. Daniel L says:
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    “We – the evil renegade parrots controlling the arms and head of this avatar – wish to announce that the real Gen. Bolden will be released when, and only when, Space Food Sticks are made with bird-seed! >Squawk!< ”

  19. Steve Whitfield says:
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    Whispered comment from Charlie: “It’s a good thing the camera isn’t showing my shoes.  I’m never going to get them clean again!

  20. Antilope7724 says:
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    NASA and Disney unite in the new space feature, “SLS, One Hundred and One Iterations”.

  21. Chris Winter says:
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    “Closely monitored by members of Congress from states with NASA field centers, NASA administrator Bolden’s smile conveys the impression that the oversight is difficult to support.”