Quote #117
"Why can't life be menu driven or at least have an 'undo' feature?"
-- David M. DeFelice - NASA Lewis Research Center - Community Relations
Office
"Why can't life be menu driven or at least have an 'undo' feature?"
-- David M. DeFelice - NASA Lewis Research Center - Community Relations
Office
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