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If you have trouble reading this email, go to the online version 11/01/13   Space Jam This Stuff Went to Space. Now It’s for Sale. If Gravity taught you anything... it’s that vodka works in space. Also, it’s that space seems kind of dangerous. Maybe leave the astronaut stuff to the experts and the buying of the astronaut stuff from the Space Exploration Signature Auction to you. Yup, from the moon to your office.     SHOE IN Neil Armstrong’s Moon-Training Boots   How They Used It: To practice taking one giant leap for mankind. And to withstand inhospitable space temperatures of up to 1,200 degrees. How You’ll Use It: As a conversation piece. Or to wear outside the next time you need to shovel the driveway.   411: Neil Armstrong Training-Used Beta Cloth Boots, fill some big boots here     FLAG DAY A Mini Flag That Flew on the Moon   How They Used It: To mark their moon territory. To say, “Hey, Russia, we win.” How You’ll Use It: As a symbol of your American spirit. And as a way to make people salute every time they enter your office.   411: Apollo 11 Flown American Flag, please remove your hats here     BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS A Microscopic Moon Bible. Really.   How They Used It: Well, it’s an ornate Fabergé egg containing a 50-page fragment of a half-square-inch Bible... that went to outer space. Your guess is as good as ours. How You’ll Use It: Reading on the subway.   411: Lunar Bible Text Fragment, get out your magnifying glass here     CASH MONEY A One-Dollar Bill That Orbited Earth   How They Used It: They didn’t, really. John Glenn just had it in his pocket when he became the first American to orbit Earth in 1962. How You’ll Use It: To make it rain.   411: Friendship 7 Flown One-Dollar Bill, make some change here     AMERICAN LEGAL The Apollo 11 Moon Insurance Policy   How They Used It: To ensure Neil, Buzz and that other guy’s families would be taken care of in the event of a space catastrophe. How You’ll Use It: As the crown jewel of your “defunct space exploration insurance policies” collection.   411: Apollo 11 Crew-Signed “Type Three” Insurance Cover, read the fine print here UrbanDaddy is pure editorial. You can't buy love from the Daddy. About Us   |    Archives   |    My UD   |    Perks   |    Contact   |    Jobs   |    Advertise   |    Tips Email Issues   |    Privacy Policy   |    User Agreement   |    Unsubscribe   |    Editorial Policy 900 Broadway, Suite 808 New York, NY 10003 © 2013 UrbanDaddy. All Rights Reserved.