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Sorry folks - obviously in a bit of a wind up mood this morningOriginally posted by cailin maith View PostOh rub it in why don't you
32 at the end of May...
It's my natural reaction to dealing with idiots at clientco.Si posse, recte, si non, quocumque modo remComment
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If I still had birthdays, I'd be 54 soon...
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I watched them on a steam driven b&w telly at 4 a.m....Originally posted by PRC1964 View Post
I was 2 when they happened.
I must be ancient + 2
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"That's one small step for Man, <asdfasdfa67sfas> One small step for Mankind". <beep>Comment
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You'd have thought they could have done a better job with the sound. After all it was all filmed in a studio in LA.Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
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Really?
I thought it was Groom Lake, Nevada.Comment
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According to Wiki:Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
They do also include this mention of Nevada:Charles K. Johnson, president of the International Flat Earth Research Society, challenged the idea that men had landed on the Moon, claiming that the landings were "faked in Hollywood studios", with science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke writing the script. He was of the opinion that the Apollo program was faked in part to promote what he believed to be the myth of a round Earth.
The Apollo Moon landing hoax accusations have been the subject of debunking and, according to the debunkers, have been falsified. An article in the German magazine Der Spiegel places the Moon hoax in the context of other well-known 20th century conspiracy theories which it describes as "the rarefied atmosphere of those myths in which Elvis is alive, John F. Kennedy fell victim to a conspiracy involving the Mafia and secret service agents, the Moon landing was staged in the Nevada desert, and Princess Diana was murdered by the British intelligence services."Comment
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