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Apart from my fear of WORKING i also cannot STAND heights.Last SATURDAY i went on the bloody BIG WHEEL in middle of MANCHESTER near the URBIS.Great view if ONLy i had not SHUT my eyes.Best bit was PRETENDING (likely -i was TERRIFIED) to be shattered and stumbling across road straight into the SHAMBLEs for a PINT of LAGER.Best drink i had that day.May overcome this FEAR of heights.But i don't WANt another JOB.I ain't a BOY SCOUT.Bob a job my ARSE!:nono: :lol:

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I thought this was about the Boro Fanzine called "Fly me to the moon" :(

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HUBERT MICKLE:lol:

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ROCKET MICK wrote: Apart from my fear of WORKING i also cannot STAND heights.Last SATURDAY i went on the bloody BIG WHEEL in middle of MANCHESTER near the URBIS.Great view if ONLy i had not SHUT my eyes.Best bit was PRETENDING (likely -i was TERRIFIED) to be shattered and stumbling across road straight into the SHAMBLEs for a PINT of LAGER.Best drink i had that day.May overcome this FEAR of heights.But i don't WANt another JOB.I ain't a BOY SCOUT.Bob a job my ARSE!:nono: :lol:

I'm deathly scared of heights (I have trouble standing on a chair--or roller skating lolololo9oo9oloololol)

but, that thingie didn't bother me any

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according to NASA rocket will actually be able to live on the moon by 2016.

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NOOLigan wrote: accoring to NASA rocket will actually be able to live on the moon by 2016.

NICE Morning RON:thumb:

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Digi Mike Binoche wrote: Is there life on Mars?

NO but there's MUTINY ON the BOUNTY-tender COCONUT!:hat:

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Oh it's a great life on the Buses, be sure to leave yer bird at home .... i'll get you Butler !

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Micks first lunar visitor perhaps?

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i don't like heights either. had a program on my computer with 3d view of earth and i freaked out a little when it started to zoom in to the ground of the earth. africa always scared the crap out of me with its odd shape...always waiting for it to sink....:read:

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Minx wrote: Micks first lunar visitor perhaps?

Where the hell do you get these from!!!! :laugh:

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I'm still waiting for an anwser to my question as to why the moon doesn't spin:angry:

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Q: Years ago at a science club meeting, I asked why the Moon didn't rotate and my question was dismissed with one word: "gravity". (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

A: The Moon, of course, rotates--at the same speed as it orbits the Earth. So, in the 27.32 days it takes the Moon to go around Earth, the Moon also spins about its axis one full revolution. That's why we always see the same face of the Moon.

The moon, 1969, Apollo 12 mission. Photo courtesy of NASA

Thanks for clearing that one up :thumb:

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The moon, 1969, Apollo 12 mission. Photo courtesy of NASA

Nobody has landed on the Moon Johnny :nono:

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Digi Mike Binoche wrote:

The moon, 1969, Apollo 12 mission. Photo courtesy of NASA

Nobody has landed on the Moon Johnny :nono:

I know ,and if they did they'd fall through it anyway because it's hollow :teach:

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Digi Mike Binoche wrote:

The moon, 1969, Apollo 12 mission. Photo courtesy of NASA

Nobody has landed on the Moon Johnny :nono:

Really??????

Did the BBC have studios in Borehamwood in those days?:confused2:

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Digi Mike Binoche wrote:

The moon, 1969, Apollo 12 mission. Photo courtesy of NASA

Nobody has landed on the Moon Johnny :nono:

So Mike.. Who filmed this little documentary i used to watch at 4.10 on weekdays then?..

EH?

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Everyone knows the moon is made of cheese

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