WE'VE LANDED ON THE MOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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AlbinoCobra

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just thought i'd let you know.

 

OrangeMustangGt

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omg another one of these.

 

type911

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I in fact would like to argue taht we didn't! I have some interesting points to as why we didn't. Heres just one. Why in all the pictures is there no dust on the shiny gold pieces of the lander? The thrust from the rocket engine upon landing would have created a massive dust cloud? am I right?

While we are on this topic...

If you butter a piece of toast and drop it from a given height it always lands butter side down...(law of buttered toast)

If you drop a cat from a given height it always lands on its feet...(law of feline aerodynamics)

What happens if you tie the toast to the back of the cat butter side up and drop the cat from a given height?

 

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67stang390

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So you're telling me all I have to do is mail $20 to each of those addresses and I'll make a fortune?

 

BlueOvalStangGT

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How come the flag was waving, how come there were no stars? how come if you speed the film speed up 2x it looks like people are walking normally? how come shadows were going both ways like in a film studio? how come you can see the foot pring clear as day but you couldnt see a crater from the rocket thrust? did anyone else see that show on fox?

 

BlackVert

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AlbinoCobra said:

just thought i'd let you know.

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um. ok ...

 

type911

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are you a fellow believer? :worship:

 

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Who realizes that in 1969 the best film studio's were still using milk bottles tied with string as special effects in movies at that time...

 

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slo65

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one hour photo? man thats fast...

 

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type911 said:

If you butter a piece of toast and drop it from a given height it always lands butter side down...(law of buttered toast)

If you drop a cat from a given height it always lands on its feet...(law of feline aerodynamics)

What happens if you tie the toast to the back of the cat butter side up and drop the cat from a given height?

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OK Boys & Girls

You Gotta Admit it

This Guy Knows How to ask a TECHNICAL QUESTION

Later
Grady

 

DFG 5OH

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there is some good evidence that we never go to the moon, i'd like to believe we didnt

 

OinkAodeOink

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as far as the buttered up toasty cat goes... Hell still land on his feet. No way can the 2oz piece of buttered toast cause enough of an embalance, to cause the cat to lose his feline aerodynamics.

 

302fordracer

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Ok wow!!! People that say this crap drive my up walls....I seriously want to pull my hair out righ now because of these posts...AHHHH! Please for the love of God read this site http://pirlwww.lpl.arizona.edu/~jscotti/NOT_faked/
The arguements used to disprove the lunar landings have simple explanations...I am not asking you to agree with me that the lunar landings were real but it is my experience that those who bleieve they were not have never actually researched the subject but simply believed what was told them by word of mouth...all I am asking is for the love of God keep an open mind and read this page and research the topic...In my humble opinion the conspiracy of a faked lunar landing is HOGWASH!!!

 

donjohn

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AlbinoCobra said:

WE'VE LANDED ON THE MOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I win->
Dumb and Dumber
-Jim Carey

 

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Darkhorse845

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GRGT1994

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302fordracer said:

In my humble opinion the conspiracy of a faked lunar landing is HOGWASH!!!

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Hogwash, there's a word you don't hear often (unless you are talking to a librarian - but why would you do that?).

I'll assume that but for the curse filter you would have said "b u l l s h i t"

 

type911

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OinkAodeOink said:

as far as the buttered up toasty cat goes... Hell still land on his feet. No way can the 2oz piece of buttered toast cause enough of an embalance, to cause the cat to lose his feline aerodynamics.

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So your saying the law of feline aerodynamics is strong enough to overcome the law of buttered toast?

I dont know about that! I think the cat would hover spinning at a rate that would approach the speed of light!

 

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Landed on the moon or not, free post