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I think I could teach the NASA announcer to be a bit more dramatic in his annunciation of a the hold delay.
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) January 24, 2014
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Ok that’s awesome he’s following this stuff! Now I have something to tell my wife when she sees me watching a launch next time and gives me the “such a nerd” look, lol.
Forgive me, but 2001’s HAL 9000 could teach most NASA PAOs about how to be more dramatic in their delivery!
It’s weird, I read Shatner’s words and I hear them in his voice and cadence in my head.
Too much Shatner apparently.