Neil Armstrong RIP

[Doggy Styles]

I was being ironical!

I was being serious!

[d000hg]

Very sad news.

I wish the elf & safety brigade would give it a rest then we could go back to the moon.

I wonder if I'm of the generation which will see it happen. If so, I'll probably be around to see it but too old to go.

[louie]

I wonder if I'm of the generation which will see it happen. If so, I'll probably be around to see it but too old to go.

They won't go back now, no point, it's just a ball of rock and dust.

[d000hg]

They won't go back now, no point, it's just a ball of rock and dust.

Tourism makes worthless places valuable. Plus, the low gravity could be good in many ways.

[Troll]

Very sad news.
I wish the elf & safety brigade would give it a rest then we could go back to the moon.

I wonder if I'm of the generation which will see it happen. If so, I'll probably be around to see it but too old to go.

Fook the moon - at the time it seemed that Man (or wimmin) to Mars was a certainty...& I always thought I see it in my lifetime ....I blame Obama

[Sausage Surprise]

That should have the word alledged just before 'first'

Possibly if Stevie Wonder was the proof reader

[Sausage Surprise]

A great actor, his performance was so realistic when he was in the Hollywood Burbank studios filming the moon landing. RIP!

tit...

[Sausage Surprise]

I remember in the 70's, before all the conspiracy theory nonsense, there was a more fundamental question mark over the landing.

It was all due to the mikes they used

did Armstrong say 'A small leap for man....'
or
'A small leap for a man....'


he would never answer the question

He said "One small step for man" when it should have been "One small step for A man"

[Gentile]

Curiously enough, NASA was one of the visitors to my blog today. It's somehow comforting to know that when they have a technical problem they do what the rest of us do, and hit Google. In their case, they were looking for how to set up a Loftek Sentinel CCTV camera.

[SupremeSpod]

Curiously enough, NASA was one of the visitors to my blog today. It's somehow comforting to know that when they have a technical problem they do what the rest of us do, and hit Google. In their case, they were looking for how to set up a Loftek Sentinel CCTV camera.

You've got to be Threaded in drag.