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I shall point it out to the kids on Thursday morning if it's not cloudy. It's normally sat just above the chimney of the house over the road so it's hard to miss it. I was starting to wonder if Jesus had moved in.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostVenus. I looked it up with my point-the-phone-at-the-sky app the other morning
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The sun?Originally posted by barrydidit View PostAny idea what that fecking bright star thing is in the East? Visible about 6.30 am
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It's looking particularly fine at the momentOriginally posted by barrydidit View PostI shall point it out to the kids on Thursday morning if it's not cloudy. It's normally sat just above the chimney of the house over the road so it's hard to miss it. I was starting to wonder if Jesus had moved in.
Also, Mars and Jupiter are very, very close to it (from our perspective, not really). Normally they'd really stand out in their own right, but Venus is putting them to shame just now
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What are you doing up at 6:30 whilst not in a contract?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIt's looking particularly fine at the moment
Also, Mars and Jupiter are very, very close to it (from our perspective, not really). Normally they'd really stand out in their own right, but Venus is putting them to shame just now
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I was going to bedOriginally posted by covbob View PostWhat are you doing up at 6:30 whilst not in a contract?
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If staying up late watching five episodes of The West Wing back-to-back counts as partying, then yesOriginally posted by covbob View Post


Party lifestyle!
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NF keeps "alternative" hours when not in contractOriginally posted by covbob View PostWhat are you doing up at 6:30 whilst not in a contract?
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Erm... rock on, dude?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIf staying up late watching five episodes of The West Wing back-to-back counts as partying, then yes
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