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Originally posted by CaptainObvious
Griff.. .are you talking about me? I'm never wrong!!
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
reply to post by jthomas
JT... he will not be able to. This will sit on his website for a couple weeks then he will remove it. His theory has been proven false.
Store Information
The NASA Headquarters Exchange Store is located inside the West Lobby of the NASA Headquarters Building at 300 E Street SW in Washington, DC.
The store is now open longer for your shopping convenience. It is open from 7:30 to 4 Monday through Thursday, and 8:30 to 1 and 2 to 4 on Fridays.
The purpose of the Exchange Store is twofold. First, it provides NASA-related items to NASA personnel and visitors. Second, it creates revenue which in turn allows the Exchange Council to offer social events such as the Annual NASA picnic, the crab feast, and the coffee/donut socials provided throughout the year.
For more information, contact the store at (202) 358-0162. If you have comments about the store you wish to give to the Exchange Council, call Rita Moore at (202) 358-2077 or Terri Gonzalez at 1949.
Your Suggestions Count
Attention NASA Employees: Do you have ideas about how to make the store better? Is there merchandise you would like to see the store carry? LET US KNOW! Send an email to HQ Store Suggestions. All suggestions, especially for merchandise, will be reviewed and implemented, whenever practical.
Remember this is your store. You can have a voice in improving the selection. Just send us an email and we'll listen.
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
Griff?
Did you know this "store" is not open to the public? that it is only for employees?
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
reply to post by johndoex
Rob,
I won't be drawn into a pissing contest with you. I am in the minority in this forum, but for the most part I am respected by the information I gather and share. Personally, I don't care what you sell anymore. It's a disgrace even attempting to make money off of such a horrific event. The last time I was on your site you were selling many items and seeking donations.
Were these for a charitable cause? If so, please provide me with information on the casue you are supporting. If you are donating the funds you recieve, I will shut up forever about your product line.
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
reply to post by Griff
Griff,
I agree.... to a point. NASA has an exchange store...they sell products like hand bags and lotions and things like that. They do this for their employees so they can have fmaily days and picnics.
Bill and others here sell products and advertisement space to support this website.
Pilots4911Truth have every right to do the same. Do I have to agree with it? Nope. Do i have to support them? No. This is why I will not even click on a link to their website. It may be possible their advertisers pay per hit. (im not sure about this) Heck im not even sure if they do have advertisers.
I get sick at the thoughts of a coffee mug beings sold with their symbol on it... The Pentagon and the 11 as tower symbols. This in my opinion is sickening as it is an attempt to make money off the events that happened on 911. This is America though. Rob has that right and I am sure he will continue to attempt to make money off the memories of 911.
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
I get sick at the thoughts of a coffee mug beings sold with their symbol on it... The Pentagon and the 11 as tower symbols. This in my opinion is sickening as it is an attempt to make money off the events that happened on 911. This is America though. Rob has that right and I am sure he will continue to attempt to make money off the memories of 911.
For starters, Rudy tried to use the tragedy to shred election rules, pushing to postpone the inauguration of his successor so he could hog the limelight for a few more months. Then, with the dust from the World Trade Center barely settled, he went on the road as the Man With the Bullhorn, pocketing as much as $200,000 for a single speaking engagement. In 2002 he reported $8 million in speaking income; this past year it was more than $11 million. He's traveled in style, at one stop last year requesting a $47,000 flight on a private jet, five hotel rooms and a private suite with a balcony view and a king-size bed.