You know you're addicted to the Space Shuttle Mission Simulator when...

[svenks]

Don't even ask how they "reappear" during deorbit preparations

"Scott me up, Beamie.." ??

 

Sven

[JLM]

Scott me up, Beamie

You mean,

Beam Me Up, Scottie
 
SPACEBALLS is very funny

[USA~Driver]

Total time logged in: 7 days, 1 hours and 6 minutes.

I know I will be beat but, For me, I'm definitely an addict... Or a squatter, You decide. 

[spaceboy7441]

Total time logged in: 9 days, 20 hours and 50 minutes.
Addicted and proud. Mine includes me being in school during most of the day

[JLM]

-when you start sleeping standing up
-When you request to be woken up on your own time and with with music playing in the background like on the ISS

[JLM]

When you try to float around your vehicle while moving.

[JLM]

-when someone asks you to do something simple like pick up your brother from school, and you prepare for your drive with supplies that last you about 15 days.

-when you install a toilet, and beds in your car.

-when you do science experiments in a external module you installed and call it "SPACELAB".

-when you own a pick up truck, and open the rear sliding windows and try to float out the airlock into the payload bay.

[Twabi2]

-when you do science experiments in a external module you installed and call it "SPACELAB".

That one I actually do! Well, instead of in a car, it's inside the payload bay of a 1:1 shuttle replica, but other than that...

[spaceboy7441]

what?

[JLM]

Well, instead of in a car, it's inside the payload bay of a 1:1 shuttle replica, but other than that...

That is a big model of a shuttle!

[JLM]

When you wish NASA won't retire the space shuttle fleet

[Twabi2]

what?

Really!
Here she is, our beauty:
http://www.capcomespace.net/dossiers/expositions/europe/redu/redu%20shuttle%2001.jpg
In the payload bay, there's an area to perform experiments with the kids.

[ssjfb]

Yes, I confirm!! I have visited this space center several times. I think it's the only 1:1 replica visible in Europe.
There is also a 1:1 replica of the European laboratory Columbus if I can remember.

[Twabi2]

There is a replica of something that resembles an ISS module (and we call it Columbus), but it's not to true scale, it's a little smaller, but still big enough to walk through:)
(the most fun is to be had at the zero gravity wall though, not in those mockups)

[JLM]

-when you hold a FOR SALE sign up while standing up in the cargo bay of your pickup truck.