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Post by lionking on Oct 3, 2009 14:05:05 GMT -4
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Post by AtomicDog on Oct 3, 2009 18:50:20 GMT -4
Geez, he's dumb.
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Post by laurel on Oct 3, 2009 19:13:10 GMT -4
Is it really so hard to learn to use apostrophes correctly?  |
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Post by gillianren on Oct 3, 2009 22:32:05 GMT -4
Based on what I've seen, it seems so.
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Post by supermeerkat on Oct 4, 2009 4:36:21 GMT -4
Dumb doesn't quite do him justice. I think a new word needs to be invented to adequately get across the nonsense of his message. |
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Post by dragonblaster on Oct 6, 2009 4:41:38 GMT -4
Dumb doesn't quite do him justice. I think a new word needs to be invented to adequately get across the nonsense of his message. Sibrelious? Hancocked? (from Graham Hancock of pyramidiocy fame) Kaysung? |
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Post by supermeerkat on Oct 9, 2009 20:21:11 GMT -4
Dumb doesn't quite do him justice. I think a new word needs to be invented to adequately get across the nonsense of his message. Sibrelious? Hancocked? (from Graham Hancock of pyramidiocy fame) Kaysung? Not quite strong enough, I fear. |
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Post by randombloke on Oct 23, 2009 8:05:29 GMT -4
Since I seem to have 'accidentally' blocked bravehost from my network on account of excessive stupid, could someone who has seen the video post a brief synopsis?
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Post by laurel on Oct 23, 2009 15:37:42 GMT -4
I can't watch videos right now (my computer is messed up so I'm at the public library), but I remember that the one labeled "ARMSTRONG GUILT 3" is a clip of Neil Armstrong at a press conference on July 15 1969 saying, "Tomorrow, we, the crew of Apollo 11, are privileged to represent the United States in our first attempt to take man to another heavenly body." This clip also appears in In The Shadow Of The Moon. Colby says, "Notice how he looks down at the table so as to hide his guilt from the camera." I don't think Armstrong looks guilty in that video, to me he just looks preoccupied, which is understandable. The video labeled "ARMSTRONG GUILT 1" is a ten-second clip of Armstrong in quarantine on the USS Hornet and Colby says his expression indictates guilt. Of course, there are also pictures of the Apollo 11 crew on the Hornet where they're laughing and smiling, but Colby ignores those. history.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/ap11-S69-21365HR.jpghistory.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/ap11-KSC-69PC-429.jpg |
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Post by BertL on Oct 24, 2009 18:24:34 GMT -4
Wow, ten seconds out of those several weeks where he looks gloomy and sad? This must be so fake.
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Post by dragonblaster on Oct 25, 2009 6:48:23 GMT -4
Wow, ten seconds out of those several weeks where he looks gloomy and sad? This must be so fake. Forget the shot of Armstrong grinning his face off in in the Ascent Stage on the way back to rendezvous with Columbia. Obviously a stand-in. |
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Post by laurel on Oct 25, 2009 13:16:28 GMT -4
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Post by gonetoplaid on Oct 26, 2009 19:58:38 GMT -4
More importantly, in that photo of Armstrong you can see both the stress and the relief in his face that things were "so far, so good." They still weren't safely off of the moon -- yet. And this stress still shows in Armstrong's face. |
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