Did man land on the moon?

[Marky Dread]

https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/11 ... space-news

To recap, then:
1) Human beings have never landed on the moon, but NASA is covering it up.
2) Aliens have a base(s) on the moon, but NASA is covering it up.

"But now a self-proclaimed UFO expert believes NASA’s lunar orbiter has made its most important discovery to date - evidence of a giant alien city on the Moon’s surface."

I love that description, just trying to decide at what I should be a self-proclaimed expert!

Don't be shy about it—declare yourself expertise in diverse areas. Be a self-proclaimed renaissance man!

I was going to declare myself to be a self proclaimed expert on spotting daft conspiracy theories, but I'll go with yours!

A self proclaimed expert on being a self proclaimed expert on the Proclaimers.

[laxman]

https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/11 ... space-news

To recap, then:
1) Human beings have never landed on the moon, but NASA is covering it up.
2) Aliens have a base(s) on the moon, but NASA is covering it up.

"But now a self-proclaimed UFO expert believes NASA’s lunar orbiter has made its most important discovery to date - evidence of a giant alien city on the Moon’s surface."

I love that description, just trying to decide at what I should be a self-proclaimed expert!

Don't be shy about it—declare yourself expertise in diverse areas. Be a self-proclaimed renaissance man!

I was going to declare myself to be a self proclaimed expert on spotting daft conspiracy theories, but I'll go with yours!

A self proclaimed expert on being a self proclaimed expert on the Proclaimers.

I proclaim that Neil Armstrong walked 500 miles.

[Marky Dread]

"But now a self-proclaimed UFO expert believes NASA’s lunar orbiter has made its most important discovery to date - evidence of a giant alien city on the Moon’s surface."

I love that description, just trying to decide at what I should be a self-proclaimed expert!

Don't be shy about it—declare yourself expertise in diverse areas. Be a self-proclaimed renaissance man!

I was going to declare myself to be a self proclaimed expert on spotting daft conspiracy theories, but I'll go with yours!

A self proclaimed expert on being a self proclaimed expert on the Proclaimers.

I proclaim that Neil Armstrong walked 500 miles.

I proclaim he walked 500 more.

[Dr. Medulla]

A thought: Would Kubrick, a notorious perfectionist, have allowed the release of the flawed take where "Neil Armstrong" (actually Burt Reynolds) says, "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"? He'd redo the audio to get the line right, with the "a" clearly audible.

[Marky Dread]

A thought: Would Kubrick, a notorious perfectionist, have allowed the release of the flawed take where "Neil Armstrong" (actually Burt Reynolds) says, "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"? He'd redo the audio to get the line right, with the "a" clearly audible.

Or would he deliberately leave that mistake so no one points the finger at the perfectionist.

[Dr. Medulla]

A thought: Would Kubrick, a notorious perfectionist, have allowed the release of the flawed take where "Neil Armstrong" (actually Burt Reynolds) says, "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"? He'd redo the audio to get the line right, with the "a" clearly audible.

Or would he deliberately leave that mistake so no one points the finger at the perfectionist.

You're overthinking. Kubrick would know that people would try to out-manoeuvre him like that. He wouldn't be perfectly imperfect.

[Marky Dread]

A thought: Would Kubrick, a notorious perfectionist, have allowed the release of the flawed take where "Neil Armstrong" (actually Burt Reynolds) says, "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"? He'd redo the audio to get the line right, with the "a" clearly audible.

Or would he deliberately leave that mistake so no one points the finger at the perfectionist.

You're overthinking. Kubrick would know that people would try to out-manoeuvre him like that. He wouldn't be perfectly imperfect.

Unless he had no choice to make the film.

[Dr. Medulla]

A thought: Would Kubrick, a notorious perfectionist, have allowed the release of the flawed take where "Neil Armstrong" (actually Burt Reynolds) says, "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"? He'd redo the audio to get the line right, with the "a" clearly audible.

Or would he deliberately leave that mistake so no one points the finger at the perfectionist.

You're overthinking. Kubrick would know that people would try to out-manoeuvre him like that. He wouldn't be perfectly imperfect.

Unless he had no choice to make the film.

Kubrick always had choice and he always made the right one. It's up to us microbes to divine his genius as best we can.

[101Walterton]

A thought: Would Kubrick, a notorious perfectionist, have allowed the release of the flawed take where "Neil Armstrong" (actually Burt Reynolds) says, "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"? He'd redo the audio to get the line right, with the "a" clearly audible.

Or would he deliberately leave that mistake so no one points the finger at the perfectionist.

You're overthinking. Kubrick would know that people would try to out-manoeuvre him like that. He wouldn't be perfectly imperfect.

Unless he had no choice to make the film.

Kubrick always had choice and he always made the right one. It's up to us microbes to divine his genius as best we can.

Don’t think Neil Armstrong would wear eyeliner.

[Marky Dread]

A thought: Would Kubrick, a notorious perfectionist, have allowed the release of the flawed take where "Neil Armstrong" (actually Burt Reynolds) says, "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"? He'd redo the audio to get the line right, with the "a" clearly audible.

Or would he deliberately leave that mistake so no one points the finger at the perfectionist.

You're overthinking. Kubrick would know that people would try to out-manoeuvre him like that. He wouldn't be perfectly imperfect.

Unless he had no choice to make the film.

Kubrick always had choice and he always made the right one. It's up to us microbes to divine his genius as best we can.

It is Medulla and not Strangelove isn't it?

[Dr. Medulla]

Best wishes to the American people as their president has declared that he will undertake the fantastic, if not impossible effort of landing a man on the moon.

[Marky Dread]

Best wishes to the American people as their president has declared that he will undertake the fantastic, if not impossible effort of landing a man on the moon.

First time for everything I suppose.

[Dr. Medulla]

https://thehardtimes.net/culture/modera ... ing-faked/

[Marky Dread]

https://www.theguardian.com/science/201 ... were-faked


I'm still of the opinion that Lord Lucan set up home on the moon.

[Dr. Medulla]

https://www.theguardian.com/science/201 ... were-faked


I'm still of the opinion that Lord Lucan set up home on the moon.

There's always crazy people like Kaysing who are driven to share with others their delusions. The sad and dumb part is all those who run with it.