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[QUOTE 4503362, member: 76"]They know what really lives there.....[/QUOTE]
Spindly, clammy fingered aliens.
Spindly, clammy fingered aliens.
And there are some knitted fabric penises roaming around. Moon penises, oh the humanity.Now that one's so obviously a fake that it's just silly. Anyone can see the perspective is all wrong for the Carl Zeiss Sonnar lenses fitted to the astrounauts' Hasselblad cameras
And there are some knitted fabric penises roaming around. Moon penises, oh the humanity.
H&S innit....they've made my job hard, imagine how bad it is for them.
The Soup Dragon used to scare me rigid. It's no wonder that NASA don't want a bar of it.They're Clangers as everone knows. Nothing wrong with them. There was a documentary series about them when I was little
Now that one's so obviously a fake that it's just silly. Anyone can see the perspective is all wrong for the Carl Zeiss Sonnar lenses fitted to the astrounauts' Hasselblad cameras
and how did that big 4x4 moon buggy fit into their small rocket?
The moon landings were all shot in a hangar at Area 51 / Nellis Air Force base. That's why there is so much security there. If anyone tampers with the set, it gives the game away. I read that on the internet, so it must be true. Meanwhile, in the real world. I chatted to this sad old Walter Mitty once, he reckoned that the moon landings actually happened. Pffft, what a double hat.
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The camera was on a boom, and the rover was a folder, albeit not a Brompton. Interestingly, all the photo such as the one you posted, are of Aldrin, who got so excited he forgot to take any of Armstrong.who took the 1st photo's of Neil Armstrong when he stepped off the ladder and stepped on the moon?.... and how did that big 4x4 moon buggy fit into their small rocket?