How To Steal a Space Shuttle
An anonymous reader tips a piece by Jason Torchinsky at Jalopnik, who attended the California Science Center's press conference about moving Space Shuttle Endeavour through Los Angeles to its final resting place. While he was there, he noticed that security for the event was focused less on the shuttle than on keeping the city itself safe. So, after a helpful LAPD officer suggested it would be impossible for a supervillain to make off with OV-105, Torchinsky went ahead and made a plan to do just that. All he needs is a submarine, a score of Sikorsky CH-53E heavy-lift helicopters, a salvaged and disguised Buran spaceplane, and the assistance of Switzerland.
Surely they wouldn't follow him into space, and it's kind of a supervillian thing to do!
Now I have to come up with a new plan.
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It becomes almost trivial to steal a spaceship once you're President of the Galaxy.
These are the types of two faced men we should watch out for.
This is obviously viral marketing for Ocean's Fourteen.
If Slashdot were chemistry it would look like this:Cadaverine
Next Season, on Breaking Bad
Jessie: Oh come on, Mr. White! We have $480,000,000! Each! I'm out!
Walt: Really Jessie? This is about money to you?
Jessie: Wasn't that the whole point? To leave your family money, and then to make an empire because you're mad you made a bad decision with Gray Matter? Why do you need a space shuttle? Bitch?!
Walt: Jessie, Hank is on to us. We need to get out of his jurisdiction. Out of everyone's jurisdiction! And that shuttle is our ride.
What makes you think that is the real shuttle?...mwuhuhahahaha [evil laughter trails off]
-badford
now the space shuttle. when will the evil stop?
Good people go to bed earlier.
Meanwhile some feller with the ludicrously unlikely name of Elon Musk is building ICBMs right in plain sight.
the preceding comment is my own and in no way reflects the opinion of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
But then you have to worry about the cook.
Sigs are for losers