Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Enthusiastic: Uses frequent exclamations like DAY 1. LET’S GO. and HOLY SHITBALLS to show excitement.
- Community Engager: Tags and retweets peers, e.g., HANS @HansKoenigsmann!!!! and shoutout to @NASASpaceflight.
- Technical Knowledge: Provides detailed analysis on Starship and RTLS, questioning stage events and orbital refilling.
- Visual Curator: Shares many photos, such as 200 meters is insane and Three years since Artemis I, illustrating events.
- Humorous: Injects memes and jokes, like biggest nothingburger😂 and Spitter arguments are so dumb man😂.
Weaknesses:
- Sensationalist: Overuses hype language like HOLY SHIT and FUCK IT HURTS TO WATCH in many posts.
- Negative Venting: Posts frequent negative remarks, e.g., We are so fucked and By far the worst news to come out of Starbase today.
- Speculative: Makes unverified guesses, such as Could it be the second stage? and If you think this new aft is ugly, you're wrong.
- Repetitive: Repeats similar praise across tweets, with multiple This is awesome and Looks promising statements.
- Biased: Shows strong preference for certain companies, praising Rocket Lab while criticizing SpaceX and SLS.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is the intelligent, science‑obsessed member of the Simpson family, which matches Brennan’s deep enthusiasm for spaceflight. The user’s analytical tweet about SpaceX’s public‑off potential – I don’t see SpaceX going public next year unless Starship has a near perfect year. One flight failure at most, and they need to get orbital refilling done. This puts Starship in a near operational phase – shows the same data‑driven curiosity Lisa displays in her school projects. Their frequent expressions of awe, such as It’s the most wonderful time of the year and This is extremely cool, echo Lisa’s excitement when learning about new discoveries. At the same time, they aren’t shy about criticizing the status quo, saying We’re really witnessing the death of SLS🙏😭, a trait Lisa shares when she calls out poor policies, and the blend of memes, sarcasm and occasional profanity like HOLY SHITBALLS and FUCK IT HURTS TO WATCH reflects the modern teen version of Lisa’s passionate, outspoken personality.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
'I love that people cheer on spaceflight missions like they do their favorite sports teams. Makes every moment so much more magical.' (quoted tweet) 'I don’t see SpaceX going public next year unless Starship has a near perfect year. One flight failure at most, and they need to get orbital refilling done.' (quoted tweet) 'Okay the doomering about this is a little out of hand. A lot of it comes from the usual suspects though who tend to overreact and are overly negative about things.' (quoted tweet) 'Two days until Confirmation Hearing 2: Electric Boogaloo' and 'Updated T 0s for the F9 doubleheader today' (quoted tweets) These traits align best with an ENTJ personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- If we were a Falcon 9 launch, I'd be the 33 engines lighting up just to impress you—every time you tweet, my heart goes full thrust.
- Your ‘orange is too good’ pic shines brighter than any sunrise over a launchpad, and I’d love to be the crew member who shares that view with you.
- You say NASA is back, but the only mission I’m ready to launch is a date with the best shuttle at Atlantis—just you.
- Your love for the SpaceX comms team proves you appreciate a perfect signal—let’s keep our own channel clear and fire up a conversation.
- Your Spaceflight Wrapped is generational, but the only thing I want to wrap up is a cozy night watching rockets together.
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Spaceflight junkie, launch-watcher & meme curator. I once missed a Starlink launch because my coffee machine exploded. @griggsbd– @astroGriggs
Your signature cocktail
Rocket Lab Orange Blast
This cocktail captures Brennan’s love of rockets and his obsession with orange, as he once wrote "The orange is too good". The vodka represents the cold vacuum of space, while the club soda mimics the "Rocket Lab has entered flow state" vibe he often mentions. A hint of ginger adds the spicy excitement he feels when "NASA IS BACK". Edible glitter gives the drink a star‑filled look, echoing his tweet "We’re really witnessing the death of SLS🙏😭". Finally, the name "Rocket Lab Orange Blast" nods to his frequent references to Rocket Lab and his overall spaceflight enthusiasm.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The user frequently offers detailed technical analysis, such as questioning a launch event with "I’m a little confused as to what exactly he heard. This wasn’t an RTLS, Santa Barbara is quite far from 4E, and the decibel range is a little high for F9. Could it be the second stage?" which shows a keen intellect typical of Ravenclaw. They also forecast industry trends, e.g., "I don’t see SpaceX going public next year unless Starship has a near perfect year. One flight failure at most, and they need to get orbital refilling done. This puts Starship in a near operational phase," demonstrating strategic thinking and a love of knowledge. Their curiosity extends to broader topics, as seen when they note "The RAM in my computer that I bought for $60 in March now costs over $360," showing an inquisitive mind. While they are enthusiastic, the tone remains analytical rather than purely bold or loyal, aligning with Ravenclaw’s value of wisdom over bravado. Overall, the pattern of thoughtful commentary, questioning, and appreciation for precise information points to the house of Ravenclaw.
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Your song
The Final Countdown - Europe
AstroGriggs constantly lives for the anticipation of launches, posting things like “DAY 1. LET’S GO.” and “We’re only a few months away from this btw. Crazy.” Their excitement mirrors the countdown hype in Europe’s ‘The Final Countdown,’ where the refrain ‘It’s the final countdown!’ captures the same electric feeling before a rocket lifts off. They also celebrate successful launches with exclamations such as “This is awesome” and “It was absolutely electrifying to see all 33 engines lit,” just as the song builds to a triumphant climax. When setbacks happen they react with dramatic frustration – “HOLY SHIT” and “WHAT THE FUCK” – echoing the song’s urgent, high‑energy vibe. Overall, the blend of space‑flight obsession, countdown enthusiasm, and high‑octane emotion makes ‘The Final Countdown’ by Europe the perfect anthem for @astroGriggs.
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