lol... that's great! that's just f'n great! damn, made me cry so much I can barely see to click post! ok ok tab tab enter.
I met Armstrong a few weeks ago. That night, a veteran who was POW told him about finding out that he had landed on the moon while they were in prison from a picture on a sugar packet that the guards just happened to miss. They then passed on the information to the other cells through a system of tapping on the walls that they had created in order to communicate. It gave them joy and hope. Hearing this story was a very moving moment for everyone involved. Funny vid, by the way.
Well, that uplifting POW story certainly gave me 30 sec, no, 45 sec - wow, a minute of chills. Geez - goose bumps all over.
I used profanity also after finding out NASA had faked everything back then and filmed the so-called moon landing on a soundstage in the Nevada desert. What a taxpayer rip-off..
The 911 was a government conspiracy idea of it's day: People still believe this. The movie Capricorn One based on this idea but moved to Mars knowing moviegoers wouldn't buy tickets to a movie about a cuckoo for cocoa puffs idea (we never *inhale* made it to the *exhale* moon man!) propagated by paranoid dope smoking burnouts.
Also, crab people that live under the earths crust caused 9/11 and hurricane Katrina was caused by the governments top secret weather machine so they could kill black people.
Where do they come up with this stuff! Martin Scorsese presents, "The F--- Moon Landing" F--- brilliant men, climb into the F bomb all the way up to the F---- moon. Rated R for strong language.
MIGHT be???? The shuttle program is dead. http://www.examiner.com/science-in-fort-lauderdale/as-nasa-discontinues-its-shuttle-program-we-re-left-to-wonder-what-happens-next Jedi
Obama canceled its replacement, the constellation program as well. NASA is continuing work on it despite no funding in hopes a new president or different senate and congress will revive the program. Given the outcry over being at the mercy of the russians for transport to the ISS it is highly likely that the program will receive funding sooner rather than later.