I'm ba-a-a-a-ack...
Clark has helped clear up a few decades of wondering where
these bizarro 'space UFO' stories are coming from... but make
them no more credible than when first encountered...
More to come.

Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
reply to post by JimOberg
Jim, i am interested to hear what you have to say. But i would also like to state that i would rather see you dispute the data, not the person. It is cheap and lowbrow. Beat up the info first, at least a little, before you point to the person.
Otherwise, you seem kind of jerkish in the way you go about business as you only post to discuss people, not their story. My wife is hispanic, and she would say you are gossiping like a 'vieja".
[edit on 12-8-2008 by bigfatfurrytexan]
Originally posted by GeneralLee
reply to post by JimOberg
Ok I'll take a stab since I live in the Orlando area. First there is no 32869 zip code in Orlando...so I did a search for the state of Florida (which includes post office boxes) and there is no 32869 in the entire state (see below)
www.visitingdc.com...
Also, there are no NASA offices in the area. Now NASA contactors such as Martin Marietta, etc., is another story. So unless this is a super secret NASA zip code then I wouldn't lend much creedence to this so aledged business card.
Orlando is close enough to Patrick Air Force Base, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, and Kennedy Space Center for residents to commute to work from the city's suburbs. It also allows easy access to Port Canaveral, an important cruise ship terminal. Because of its proximity to the "Space Coast" near the Kennedy Space Center, many high-tech companies have shifted to the Orlando area.