Why You Should Never Trust An Astronaut
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Thanks for the Friday funny!
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I must have missed something.
This sort of makes sense. A long time ago, my dad showed me a book with the title “What Men Know About Women.” I opened it up to find fifty or so blank pages.
So by analogy, I guess this is saying there is no reason not to trust an astronaut.
Or maybe something different…