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Terminus -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 6:12:22 PM)

Bah! Everyone knows the "moon landings" were done on a sound stage in Area 51.[sm=00000280.gif]



LargeSlowTarget -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 6:26:25 PM)

Yes, and the PH attack was staged by the British. WITP has it wrong on turn 1.



Fornadan -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 6:28:25 PM)

No one was stupid enough to travel to the moon, except Kennedy himself. He just had to stage his "death" first



dereck -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 6:29:58 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Terminus

Bah! Everyone knows the "moon landings" were done on a sound stage in Area 51.[sm=00000280.gif]


NOT TRUE!!!!! We DID go to the moon and conducted massive exploration and only stopped the moon missions when it was discovered conclusively that the moon is NOT made of cheese.



Nikademus -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 6:32:34 PM)

god.....kid memory flashback.....movie Capricorn One......enjoyed it from what i can remember. [:D]



Terminus -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 6:34:11 PM)

That was a pretty good film... Saw it when I was 10, I think...



dereck -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 6:35:53 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Nikademus

god.....kid memory flashback.....movie Capricorn One......enjoyed it from what i can remember. [:D]


"Capricorn One"? Damn I'm old enough to remember the ACTUAL moon landing in 1969. Image was black and white and you could only see fuzzy figures, but it's still etched in my memory. I was only 7 years old but remember I realized it must have been something special for my parents to let me and my brother stay up so late to see it (it was around midnight if I remember when the left the lunar lander to actually walk on the moon).



LargeSlowTarget -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 6:41:15 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Fornadan

No one was stupid enough to travel to the moon, except Kennedy himself. He just had to stage his "death" first


You forget, he took M.M. with him...



Fornadan -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/16/2005 7:36:09 PM)


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ORIGINAL: LargeSlowTarget

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ORIGINAL: Fornadan

No one was stupid enough to travel to the moon, except Kennedy himself. He just had to stage his "death" first


You forget, he took M.M. with him...

The Moon Cloning Facilities are busy producing an army of JFK-MM offspring



sadja -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 2:52:12 AM)

I was overseas at Okinawa, it was around 4am thier. It was a great day for America sorry it got lost in Vietnam,great society and watergate. We should be there now, mining the place and getting even more tech developed to solve the problems. The space program and the military have created more tech than all the copy cat japaneese and chineese ever thought of. Not a racest remark just american culture allows for much more freedom of innovation.

sadja



Terminus -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 3:16:47 AM)

And nobody but Americans can have an original idea... Sheesh!



sadja -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 3:38:24 AM)

Didn't say that but the enviornment in America allows for more inovation than most any where else. It is more an ability to express your self and look for different things. People everwhere have good ideas, but it is easier here to get it done.

Like I said it wasn't a racial or ethnocentric thing. Just there is more freedom here to do stuff.

sadja



Twotribes -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 6:00:36 AM)

Careful... you will have all the USA haters posting in here with cheap shots and when anyone tries to rebut or respond they will demand the thread be moved or locked.



LargeSlowTarget -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 11:25:14 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Fornadan
The Moon Cloning Facilities are busy producing an army of JFK-MM offspring


Ah, so soon we will see a female US president who sings, is a good swimmer and poses nude as a pin-up? [:D]



Apollo11 -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 11:33:48 AM)

Hi all,

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

Bah! Everyone knows the "moon landings" were done on a sound stage in Area 51.[sm=00000280.gif]


BLASPHEMY!!! [;)]


Leo "Apollo11"



Fornadan -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 12:10:43 PM)


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ORIGINAL: LargeSlowTarget

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ORIGINAL: Fornadan
The Moon Cloning Facilities are busy producing an army of JFK-MM offspring


Ah, so soon we will see a female US president who sings, is a good swimmer and poses nude as a pin-up? [:D]
Well, everyone know Elvis lives, no?

And when the Discovery has been fixed, Arnold will "disappear" too. Generation Z is scheduled to enter service around 2015



Terminus -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 1:32:12 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Twotribes

Careful... you will have all the USA haters posting in here with cheap shots and when anyone tries to rebut or respond they will demand the thread be moved or locked.


I don't hate America... I find it a fascinating social experiment![:D]:

- "Professional wrestling"
- 0.3 miles/gallon SUV's
- 5000 episode daytime soap operas
- People who buy expensive cars and then take them directly to be customised for three times the purchase price.
- More firearms than people
- Televangelists
- "Reality TV"
- The fattest people on the planet
- People sueing game companies over hidden sexual content, while ignoring extreme violence
- Children who can't find their own country on a map of the world

Seriously, I've counted many Americans amongst my closest friends, but the United States doesn't have all the answers.



Lord_Calidor -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 1:56:13 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

I don't hate America... I find it a fascinating social experiment![:D]:

- "Professional wrestling"
- 0.3 miles/gallon SUV's
- 5000 episode daytime soap operas
- People who buy expensive cars and then take them directly to be customised for three times the purchase price.
- More firearms than people
- Televangelists
- "Reality TV"
- The fattest people on the planet
- People sueing game companies over hidden sexual content, while ignoring extreme violence
- Children who can't find their own country on a map of the world

Seriously, I've counted many Americans amongst my closest friends, but the United States doesn't have all the answers.


You'll have to look a bit deeper than the book covers. All the things you counted there pale in front of a fact that they can enforce their way through military/economic means to the farthest reaches of Earth, their government has the will to do so, and their taxpayers support that. [;)]



Terminus -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 1:59:01 PM)

Actually, I suspect that John Q. Public would prefer America wasn't so active in the world, and "took care of problems back home". The US government was on it's way to withdrawing into at least semi-isolationism when 9/11 happened.



dereck -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 5:08:49 PM)


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ORIGINAL: sadja

I was overseas at Okinawa, it was around 4am thier. It was a great day for America sorry it got lost in Vietnam,great society and watergate. We should be there now, mining the place and getting even more tech developed to solve the problems. The space program and the military have created more tech than all the copy cat japaneese and chineese ever thought of. Not a racest remark just american culture allows for much more freedom of innovation.

sadja


You should say any culture with an open free-market economy. During WWII it was the non-facist/non-dictator countries (America, England, etc) that were the only countries able to totally mobilize their economies.

And yes, it was a great day for the US (and the world), when they landed on the moon back in 1969. But seems to me that if it hadn't been for a bunch of ex-Nazi German scientists like Werner von Braun it might have been a lot harder than it was.



dereck -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 5:09:44 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Fornadan


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ORIGINAL: LargeSlowTarget

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ORIGINAL: Fornadan
The Moon Cloning Facilities are busy producing an army of JFK-MM offspring


Ah, so soon we will see a female US president who sings, is a good swimmer and poses nude as a pin-up? [:D]
Well, everyone know Elvis lives, no?

And when the Discovery has been fixed, Arnold will "disappear" too. Generation Z is scheduled to enter service around 2015


Elvis never died - he just went home. Haven't you seen Men in Black? [:D]



Twotribes -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 5:11:10 PM)

LOL, radio station said proof Elvis is dead..... His daughter married Jackson and he didnt do anything... LOL



Terminus -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 5:11:17 PM)

Bah, he's flipping burgers in a diner outside Tupelo. Everybody knows that!



dereck -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 5:12:02 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Terminus

Bah, he's flipping burgers in a diner outside Tupelo. Everybody knows that!


Things must be tough on his home planet then ...



dereck -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 5:13:00 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Twotribes

LOL, radio station said proof Elvis is dead..... His daughter married Jackson and he didnt do anything... LOL


Good point ... VERY good point. Though wasn't there a slight rumble in the ground in Graceland near where his grave was?



Terminus -> RE: Bombing Midway from French Frigate (8/17/2005 5:14:44 PM)

The way I heard, it was more of a sound of something rotating very rapidly...



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