Blue Ridge Nebula still kickin'!

Our beloved BRNA has updated their website ... latest news includes:

"BRNA's will finally attempt to hold a second, 2005, public / media showing of our el Jimmie lee ships this summer. This time it will be scheduled more close to night time conditions as a way of getting the local public prepared for seeing our UFO looking ships operating in low light illuminated airspace with full internal /external, lights in full operation. Come operate the controls, and or, lights in one of our Haynes Flying Disk shaped, Saucer spaceships for yourself, and experience aviation / aerospace science history unfolding in the form of our state-of-the-art, SSTO, VTOL, flying machines of the 21st century."

Check http://www.blueridgeairlines.com/products115295.html

Say what you like about BRNA, but they ARE consistent and they have not given up. That alone deserves respect. I wish them all the best of luck.

--Ralph

With what? Getting FAA certified as not being a danger to others as well as themselves? They can't even bloody spell!

I've examined their drive system.

It's powered by quaaludes.

But they give such a nice trip!

Nah. They can't get anywhere on downers. Lysergic acid diethylamide, baby!

these guys deserve some investment so they entertain us with their updates more often. Maybe a reality sho where there Haynes receives money to build his rocket and a 'documentary' crew follows him around....that will yield some giggles for sure.

Ooh! Ooh! I see definite possibilities here! We should get Nguyen to direct and produce it!

I was thinking the Planetary Society--they have such a good record.

Hey, c'mon now! That's just cheap. It's not their fault the Russians can't even build a damned firecracker.

They could usually build a pretty good R-7. Now that was a shock--that they lost the Molniya--but that was just the upper stage. R-7 itself is still good.

Mrmph. The Boys of Baikonur score yet another flopnik.