For anyone who is curious, according to Wikipedia that is the name of the U.S. government’s plans from the 1950s to nuke the moon. It was thought of fifty years ago, and I still haven’t gotten credit.
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dang. you were before your time, frank! well, too bad you were 50 years too late on the idea…but i like your overall plan better. makes more sense.
At least you got a link on Wikipedia. And the stupid satire/not satire thing is finally settled, the link clearly labels you as satire. If Wikipedia says it is true, it must be true. Right?
I wanted to be punished so I followed the link. Dr. Lowry is an idiot. The moon is not another world; it is a satellite of this one.
Sound plan however. Even though there were plans in 1950 to do this, I still think FrankJ should get the credit for it. You snooze you loose; they shouldn’t have sat on it for so long. Stupid government.
C’mon, it’s Wikipedia! Obviously, some jealous libtard made the whole thing up in an attempt to deflect attention from Frank’s genius, and the link to IMAO is a double bluff to hide the falsity of the main article.
True geniuses are never recognized properly in their time. Except by forward thinking progressives like the readers of IMAO. Not “progressive” in the sense that liberals are trying to rename themselves — their “progressive” seems to mean “rehashing old ideas that didn’t work the first time.” I mean “progressive” in the sense of “actual progress”. You know, like capitalism. People making things better by working hard and starting their own businesses. (These same people are then, of course, taxed to death by people who call themselves “progressive.” Then they tax ’em again when they really do die.) What was I talking about again?
That would male a pretty good name for a blog. It would have the added benefit of confusing new readers as to it’s meaning. Speaking of which, what does IMAO stand for again?
dang. you were before your time, frank! well, too bad you were 50 years too late on the idea…but i like your overall plan better. makes more sense.
At least you got a link on Wikipedia. And the stupid satire/not satire thing is finally settled, the link clearly labels you as satire. If Wikipedia says it is true, it must be true. Right?
I wanted to be punished so I followed the link. Dr. Lowry is an idiot. The moon is not another world; it is a satellite of this one.
Sound plan however. Even though there were plans in 1950 to do this, I still think FrankJ should get the credit for it. You snooze you loose; they shouldn’t have sat on it for so long. Stupid government.
C’mon, it’s Wikipedia! Obviously, some jealous libtard made the whole thing up in an attempt to deflect attention from Frank’s genius, and the link to IMAO is a double bluff to hide the falsity of the main article.
True geniuses are never recognized properly in their time. Except by forward thinking progressives like the readers of IMAO. Not “progressive” in the sense that liberals are trying to rename themselves — their “progressive” seems to mean “rehashing old ideas that didn’t work the first time.” I mean “progressive” in the sense of “actual progress”. You know, like capitalism. People making things better by working hard and starting their own businesses. (These same people are then, of course, taxed to death by people who call themselves “progressive.” Then they tax ’em again when they really do die.) What was I talking about again?
That would male a pretty good name for a blog. It would have the added benefit of confusing new readers as to it’s meaning. Speaking of which, what does IMAO stand for again?
Frank-
Are you going to revise your essay?
Frank, as long as man has looked up at the moon, he’s desired to nuke it…