And secondly, I know the word NASA implies some kind of genius we all look up to, but what does it have to do with language course? I understand State Department. I understand CIA. But NASA?
16 March 2009
How do you say TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER in Martian?
And secondly, I know the word NASA implies some kind of genius we all look up to, but what does it have to do with language course? I understand State Department. I understand CIA. But NASA?

7 comments:
Apparently you haven't taken Rosetta Stone's course in the Martian language. Very thorough. Gletu mu furatglip. (Good day to you).
Those Martians-always thinking of boobs!
Shawn, how dare you? My mother is a good woman. Wait. I was using Jupiter's version.
Micgar, we're not so different after all.
I guess the idea of the commercial is just to get recall value in your mind....whether negative or positive advertisers today just want to grab mindshare because they know that by itself will raise their sales.
Maybe I should add that to the blog banner: "Read by NASA engineers. Maybe." But my cleavage won't add much.
NASA astronauts need to be able to understand Russian when traveling on Soyuz missions. I'm sure it's helpful with some of their ESA associates as well.
Anonymous, you have a point. Damn logic!
It takes some, but not all of the argument, that the word NASA is often thrown around just to create an image. And of course it takes nothing off the cleavage. I have nothing against silky cleavages, mind you, but maybe they're overdoing it. Maybe there are too many unrelated images here. If I know another language will I become an astronaut or will I get laid?
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