Is NASA America's beer can collection?
832176
No it is not\nWe can not ignore all the successfull missions that NASA has performed. What baout the advancement in medical science and other technologies due to the efforts of NASA.\nLet not a few failiures derail us from the right track.
599753
Sure am were on a barge canal booze cruise. Have my bunting flags, t-shirt, car deco kit. Cape, hat, and the master piece my inflatable chair with built in beer can holders.
593097
well, first, NASA didn't exist immediately after WW2. it's predecessor was NACA.\n\nAre you referring to Werner Von Braun being the chief rocket expert?
957732
I was afraid you would not have Beer on the list.\nHeck, this is hard, try (d). \nAcid could go good with Beer.\nATP sounds important. Anything with initials is usually important.
122887
Anheuser-Busch.  Had 9 spots and at $2.5 each that is a boatload.
407939
Here are the instructions for building an actual NASA approved bottle rocket.\n\nI hope this is helpful!
700552
For the first 20 elements: Happy Henry Likes Beer But Can Not Often Find Necessary Natural Mugs Always Sitting Perpindicularly Sideways Close Around Ken Can (H=hydrogen, He=helium, Li=lithium, B=Berylium, etc)
725244
Yes!  And, it is awesome!\n\nhttp://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
283071
Busch the beer?  Or Bush the president?
765741
not sure, i have a keg !!
125071
NASA was started in the '50's to get the USA in the 'Space Race' - the Soviet Union (USA's arch-nemisis at the time) had launchest THE FIRST satellite ever. The USA felt embarrased and needed to show them up. \n\nNASA and the 'money wasted' is responsible for quite a few modern conveniences, from CAT scans to industrial processes and materials, to cordless power tools, etc.\n\nIt is money well spent!
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"Beer is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy" - (or something really darn close) Ben Franklin\n"Beer - getting ugly people laid since 1863" (or some such date)\n"I'm the oldest I've ever been so far" \n"Faster than the speed of dark"\n"Whatever floats your boat and doesn't sink mine."
576480
12 Honkeys. \nA bunch of rednecks find out that their beer cans are actually time machines, and travel back to different eras, sampling the local beverages and trying desperately to dance.
720555
Beer bottles only. KING FISHER GOLDEN EAGLES Brands are well known I hope you are enquiring about hotel reservation. But why the beer bottle came into reservation is not clear.\nThere are permit rooms as well as bars attached to hotels where one can order drinks. You can also buy them from outside shops who are licensed to sell all alcoholic drinks in bottles or sealed cans which you can carry to your rooms and drink.\nI hope it is clear now.
74320
James L. Tito, who at one time was chief executive officer of Latrobe Brewing, the maker of Rolling Rock beer tells this story: \n\nMr. Tito's family owned Latrobe from the end of Prohibition until the company was sold to an outfit in Connecticut in 1985. Based on some old notes and discussions with family members now dead, Mr. Tito believes that putting the 33 on the label was nothing more or less than a horrible accident. It happened like this. When the Titos decided to introduce the Rolling Rock brand around 1939, they couldn't agree on a slogan for the back of the bottle. Some favored a long one, some a short one. At length somebody came up with the 33-word quote,"Rolling Rock from glass lined tanks in the Laurel Highlands. We tender this premium beer for your enjoyment as a tribute to your good taste. It comes from the mountain springs to you." To indicate its modest length, they scribbled a big "33" on it. \n\nMore argument ensued, until finally somebody said, "Dadgummit, boys, let's just use this one and be done with it," and sent the 33-word version off to the bottle maker. \n\nUnfortunately, no one realized that the big 33 wasn't supposed to be part of the design until 50 jillion returnable bottles had been made up with the errant label painted permanently on their backsides. (I suppose this bespeaks a certain inattentiveness on the part of the Tito family, but oh well.) This being the Depression and all, the Titos were in no position to throw out a lot of perfectly good bottles. So they decided to make the best of things by concocting a yarn about how the 33 stood for the year Prohibition was repealed.\n\nIn retrospect, this was a stroke of marketing genius. Next to cereal boxes, beer labels are probably the most thoroughly scrutinized artifacts in all of civilization, owing to the propensity of beer drinkers to stare morosely at them at three o'clock in the morning. \n\nThe Rolling Rock "33" has baffled beer lovers for generations, and accordingly has become the topic of barroom legends.
703680
Yes, but the PC police hauled it away years ago. It was still on display in Stokely Athletic Center on the Knoxville campus back when I was in school and dinosaurs roamed the earth. \n\nFrom the UT web site:\n\n"The original Battle for the Beer Barrel was conceived in 1925 by a Kentucky booster club for the football rivalry with Tennessee, so that the series would have a trophy similar to Purdue’s Old Oaken Bucket and Michigan’s Little Brown Jug. The first game played kept the barrel in Lexington, a 23-20 win for the Wildcats. The barrel exchanged hands numerous times, both at games and during raids on the opposing school’s campus. Tennessee held a 60-23-9 edge in the series with Kentucky when the Beer Barrel trophy game was discontinued due to the tragic deaths of several Kentucky football players in 1997 in an alcohol-related car crash."
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It's actually a composite of photos (as are most photos of space).  Some more information is here:\n\nhttp://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap000828.html\n\nwww.snopes.com has some information as well.  Type in Eye of God in the search box.