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Posted by Yan on Aug-30-2004 04:23:

Earth's Moon...

Discuss.

Posted by -=M=- on Aug-30-2004 04:26:

cool pictar

Posted by nrjizer on Aug-30-2004 04:32:

ignignokt: hello carl i'm ignignokt and this is err
err: i am err
ignignokt: we are mooninites from the innercore of the moon
err: you said it right
ignignokt: our race is hundreds of years ahead of yours
err: man you hear what he's saying
ignignokt: some would say the earth is our moon
err: we're the moon
ignignokt: that would belittle the name of our moon, which is the moon
err: point is that were at the center, not you
carl: no the real point is i don't give a damn
ignignokt: is your ego satisfied?
err: damn no
err: look room for rent
ignignokt: yes room for rent

Posted by ShadoWolf on Aug-30-2004 04:32:

if the lunar cycle were that fast we'd have huge tidal waves

Posted by Yan on Aug-30-2004 04:35:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
if the lunar cycle were that fast we'd have huge tidal waves

Tsunami? Wheeeee

I love Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

Posted by Matt on Aug-30-2004 04:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
Tsunami? Wheeeee

I love Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

tsunami is a wave caused by earthquakes and seismic activity under the water, not the tides or the moon for that matter.

Posted by Yan on Aug-30-2004 04:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Matt
tsunami is a wave caused by earthquakes and seismic activity under the water, not the tides or the moon for that matter.

Tsunami-sized waves would definiely be seen, though.

Posted by |cEbLu3 on Aug-30-2004 12:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
Tsunami-sized waves would definiely be seen, though.

affirmative. too bad i'm too far away to be locked ina cave with angelina jolie,

Posted by DJDREO on Aug-30-2004 13:57:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
if the lunar cycle were that fast we'd have huge tidal waves

someone told me about that LONG time ago i was like in 4th grade. Care to explain it to me?

Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Aug-30-2004 16:07:

quote:
Originally posted by DJDREO
someone told me about that LONG time ago i was like in 4th grade. Care to explain it to me?

Because the gravitational effect the moon has on the earth would be increased.

Posted by Radagast on Aug-30-2004 16:21:

Ah, the moon. Will we ever set foot on her fertile surface?

Posted by butterfly on Aug-30-2004 16:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
Ah, the moon. Will we ever set foot on her fertile surface?

um, yeah... like 40 years ago, almost...

Posted by Radagast on Aug-30-2004 16:57:

Actually it's a quote from a popular TV series. Points to whoever can figure out which one.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Aug-30-2004 22:03:

The white spot at the bottom which I think is where it was struck by a meteor looks like someone's bunghole.

Posted by Floorfiller on Aug-30-2004 22:05:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
The white spot at the bottom which I think is where it was struck by a meteor looks like someone's bunghole.

so how come your so familiar with bungholes?

Posted by Ian on Aug-30-2004 22:11:

it was so weird when i was in lanzarote, the moon was the wrong way round, i'll describe it using my ms paint skillorz (or lack of)

was it due to being near to the equator, or was there something in the air that made me see it wrong ?

Posted by Silky Johnson on Aug-30-2004 22:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
so how come your so familiar with bungholes?

Ummm..porno?

Posted by Streakfury on Aug-30-2004 22:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
Actually it's a quote from a popular TV series. Points to whoever can figure out which one.

The Simpsons??

Posted by nrjizer on Aug-30-2004 22:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Streakfury
The Simpsons??

Scientists predict that by 1980, man will have established 12 colonies on the moon.

The Moon belongs to America, and anxiously awaits the arrivial of our astromen. Will you be among them?

Posted by <--ME--> on Aug-31-2004 02:02:

It's the moon. I see it every night. Nothing special to see here, move along now.

Posted by Fundamental on Aug-31-2004 11:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian^
it was so weird when i was in lanzarote, the moon was the wrong way round, i'll describe it using my ms paint skillorz (or lack of)

was it due to being near to the equator, or was there something in the air that made me see it wrong ?

Or maybe you just fell over...

...and looked at a chilli on the floor.

Posted by Ian on Aug-31-2004 12:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Fundamental
Or maybe you just fell over...

...and looked at a chilli on the floor.

there was an airport thingy nearby and when mum was drunk i persuaded her it was the aliens watching her

I don't think she slept very well that night

Posted by twisted on Aug-31-2004 12:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian^
there was an airport thingy nearby and when mum was drunk i persuaded her it was the aliens watching her

I don't think she slept very well that night

Posted by DJDREO on Aug-31-2004 15:37:

Posted by Ian on Aug-31-2004 17:01:

quote:
Originally posted by DJDREO
that pic craked me up. WTF Mate? lol

Yeah it's a bad pic, but it kinda shows the position of the half crescent of the moon, and it was definitely something i'd not seen before, I think I took a couple of pictures of it on one of my films but I'm not entirely sure, but it was weird to see it almost 'the wrong way' round

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