So, for those of you that thought the whole “Nuke The Moon” thing was a joke, read on.
Bonkers? I’d b… Never mind.
Speaking of minds, what’s on yours? Got something to share? It’s Monday Night Open Thread.
Who wants to start?
So, for those of you that thought the whole “Nuke The Moon” thing was a joke, read on.
Bonkers? I’d b… Never mind.
Speaking of minds, what’s on yours? Got something to share? It’s Monday Night Open Thread.
Who wants to start?
It seems like she deliberately showed the tattoo on the under side of her left arm. (at around 0:10) I wonder what it is?
She’s cute. Uccch on the tattoo, but I know the Moon Nuker community is irrevocably divided on this subject.
Not sure why she says you can’t you drop bombs from orbit.
Do ICBMs not go into space?
Weren’t V-2s the first man-made objects in space? When their engines stopped, they dropped.
Could a space shuttle, or its payload, not have been a bomb when it dropped unpowered back to Earth?
What does that mean?
I found her eyelashes fascinating, as well as the candle at the end of the couch and the unopened wine bottle. I respected the books and the space memorabilia. My thoughts on her T-shirt I shall keep demurely to myself. Her voice is pleasing to listen to.
The hell with the moon I want to be 20 something again and on a date with her.
Coming soon – a giant sign on the moon. It will say…
Nuclear free zone. Abslutly no nuclear weapons or nuclear devices of any sort allowed on this Moon. This means you!
Camille Pissarro, impressionist painter with repeated consonants in his name, was born July 10, 1830, in Charlotte Amalie,in what were then the Danish West Indies and are now the U.S. Virgin Islands, because they immigrated.