Browncoats!!!!! Help Name Node 3 of the ISS

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#81

So okay a nice man from NASA–no idea who–was on The Colbert Report (this week-ish, I’m running a little behind getting ready to leave for Spring Break. Yay.) and when Stephen pressed on the matter of the write in vote said “we’ll have to think about it.” And even tho, Stephen chided “that’s the problem with you NASA people, you think too much”, I’m greatly encouraged.

And also, I vote more than once a day by cleaning up the NASA ‘ookie-cays’ from the ‘ache-cay’. PM me and I’ll point you to the process to do this, unless there’s consensus that this isn’t a terrible, bad un-Browncoat thing to do.

#82

Browncoats were rebels. This fits perfectly with the theme.

#83

So say we all.

I mean, Shiny!

#84

Ok, I just voted and Serenity is still at 76% ??

#85

I voted a few hours ago and it was at 77…

#86

the cookie they are using expires. if you delete your cookies you can vote again. don’t think for one minute that the Colbert nation is not doing the same thing.

I am also posting on, Chucks forum, and Terminator and if I can find one for Castle i will post their to. they don’t all have to be Browncoats as long as they vote serenity. if someone is an Adam Baldwin fan from chuck they may help, same with Summer or Nathan…

think outside the box… we must HOLD.

#87

Serenity is down to 75%…

#88

Let’s be bad guys.

#89

Shiny !

Serenity at 75 % just now.

#90

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#91

Still.

How do you see the votes cast for the write-ins?

#92

http://www.aboutcookies.org/Default.aspx?page=2

If you like cookies, just find the one set by nasa.gov and delete it–this works in Firefox, I’m not sure how to delete only one in IE tho I’m sure you can.
I regularly delete my cookies just to frak with the Alliance types. Gorram purple bellies!!!

#93

How to delete them from Safari:

[ul]
[li]Choose Preferences from Safari menu.
[/li][li]Select Security icon.
[/li][li]Press Show Cookies button.
[/li][li]Select the Cookies to be deleted from the list.
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#94

I like your attitude. Keep flyin !

#95

'cause I’m not that bright I can only find the total for both the write ins and submitted names at the bottom of the poll page.

“734735 users have voted or submitted a name so far” and Kaylee’s girl is holding at 75%

#96

Which is exactly what I was trying to point out in an earlier post in this thread. The 7x% we are seeing for Serenity ONLY is the percentage of votes cast for the four that NASA started off with. Unless we know the exact number of votes for Serenity we do not know where we stand. So, saying that Serenity is at 7x% doesn’t really mean anything.

Add those numbers up. The percentages obviously do not include any write-in votes.

#97

So where does that leave us?

#98

How did I just now discover this thread? I have dutifully voted, but now I’m nervous.

#99

Vote early and vote often.

I definitely go with the vote as often as you can philosophy.

I doubt that NASA would actually let this be named after Colbert… and shame on him! He’s a sci-fi guy, he should know better than to screw stuff up for Serenity.

#100

Serenity at 74%