Nasa

[ChrisCantSkate]

When NASA first started sending up astronauts,
they quickly discovered that ball-point pens would
not work in 0 gravity. To combat this problem, NASA
scientists spent a decade and $12 billion developing
a pen that writes in 0 gravity, upside down,
underwater, on almost any surface, including glass
and at temperatures ranging from below freezing to
over 300 C.

The Russians used a pencil.

Enjoy paying your taxes.

[pdiggitydogg]

Ive seen that before...yay usa

[Kyle]

lol...kinda makes you think

[RU_Teg]

damn...that little explanation makes me wanna move bak to the dominican republic...:hmmm:

[ebpda9]

lol, i got that into an email

[mylittlecivic]

lmao:rolleyes:

[HndaTch627]

that's actually very much false,

see this link http://www.snopes.com/business/genius/spacepen.asp

[AzCivic]

yeah 12$ billion sounds realistic :rolleyes:

[AkimboStylee]

i paid like 25 dollars for a pen like that, it worked find till the little ink that was in it went dry, and they don/t sell refills

[4drmadness]

yeah it does make you think....funny shit

crazy how shit works huh....;) :yes:

[ChrisCantSkate]

its a joke... a little exagerated... sorry if you took it literal

[AkimboStylee]

they do have those pens out though, its was on an infomercial like 3 months ago, and im like free shipping, and i need a nifty pen. ink lasted like a week

[KwikR6]

Originally posted by ChrisCantSkate
its a joke... a little exagerated... sorry if you took it literal
hahaha....good shit