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In 1969 Niel Armstron became the first man to set foot on the moon.
Or did he?
Or did he?
Aug 27, 2002 7:23 PM
Re: Moon Landing Hoax
Anyone who thinks the moon landings were fake are living in a fucking cave.
By: fudrom
Re: Moon Landing Hoax
Wow! That sounds like my kind of cave. My cave is strictly celibate.
By: sasquatchbill
Re: Moon Landing Hoax
I just saw this comment again - over a year gone bye, not remembering I wrote it - and I STILL think I'm funny.
It's too bad it's not a shared sentiment...Oh well.
It's too bad it's not a shared sentiment...Oh well.
By: sasquatchbill
Re: Moon Landing Hoax
Exhibit A) Light side of the moon, moron. The no one has seen the dark side of the moon.
Exhibit B) Looks fake but it is real.
Exhibit C) Either a fake or a black and white Earth.
Exhibit I) Camera lenses are too quick to pick up stars. Stars don't give off enough light to be seen by a camera. Take a picture of a stary night and you won't find any stars there either.
Oh, and for your information, they wore hiking boots, not nike OR reebok. Honestly...
Exhibit B) Looks fake but it is real.
Exhibit C) Either a fake or a black and white Earth.
Exhibit I) Camera lenses are too quick to pick up stars. Stars don't give off enough light to be seen by a camera. Take a picture of a stary night and you won't find any stars there either.
Oh, and for your information, they wore hiking boots, not nike OR reebok. Honestly...
Re: Moon Landing Hoax
It's a shame that when you click on an Online-Hoax-Revealer, you're deemed to be in for:
A) A reasonably obvious flash animation that contains a frightening image at the end, accompanied by cheap - royalty unpaid - music.
B) A completely over the top, obviously fake stupid animation riddled with advertising for the containing website.
A) A reasonably obvious flash animation that contains a frightening image at the end, accompanied by cheap - royalty unpaid - music.
B) A completely over the top, obviously fake stupid animation riddled with advertising for the containing website.
By: Skullpop
