NASA is launching a rocket to the moon. On board there are two
pigs and Kiki, a stunning blond.

When the rocket is outside the stratosphere, the first stage drops off.
Contact is made: “Houston here, Pig 1, Pig 1, do you read us? Over.”

“Oink, oink, here Pig 1, read you loud and clear.”

“Pig 1, do you still know your instructions?”

“Yes, when we get to the moon, I press the red button to initiate the
moon landing. Over.”

“That’s right. Over and out.”

They go on until the rocket separates its booster stage. “Hello, Pig 2?
Come in please.”

“Oink, oink, here Pig 2, read you loud and clear.”

“OK, Pig 2 do you remember your instructions?”

“Yes, when we’ve landed on the moon and are ready to leave, I press on
the green button to initiate the launch program.”

“That’s right, Pig 2. Over and out.”

An hour later, when the rocket has achieved the correct speed the
last stage drops off as planned. Ground control contacts the astronauts
again. “Houston here, Kiki, come in. Kiki do you read us?”

“Kiki here, reading you loud and clear.”

“Kiki, do you remember your instructions?”

“Yes,” Kiki says, “I feed the two pigs and keep my hands off any
buttons.”