Some people just never learn.
(picks up stick) Does this mean another dead horse to beat??
I am not minding, it actually gets entertaining at times.
I wonder if NASA was ever approached about putting advertisement logos on spacesuits or equipment?
I love it.
What exactly am I missing here?
You seem to insinuate that this picture is more evidence that the lunar landing never happened. I don't see why, though.
Cause caulk is an outdated technology. I just can't figure out what's replaced it. Same goes for rivets.
Its a joke Zig.
*snort*
It's funny as hell, that's what it is!
of course... if you note.. the shadow cast by the flag is not parallel with the shadow cast by the actor.
But of course.. see.. there was light refecting on it from a secondary source... or something.
haha nice try! the objects in this picture are not from the same mission!!!!! lmao
note the angle the LM is sitting at, could never lift off at that angle!!
Rivets are not an outdated technology. They are still used in new modern aircraft as well as jerry rigged redneck creations.
Ya know what is out dated?
Barn metal.
Oh.. and also... slide rules are outdated.
Oh.. and not-enough-radiation-shielding...
That's also outdated.
Oh and one more thing... Fake moon rocks that show no signs of water... those are also out-dated.
Nate, you need to give it up. Nobody is going to disbelieve the moon landing, are you're sure as hell not going to believe it. I think it's time to move on.
David... its my blog. I write what I want.
By barn metal, I assume you mean sheet metal. The 747 created ~1970 was riveted sheet metal skin. I think the A380 which came out last year has the same.
I have never actually seen a slide rule, I'm too young.
The radiation from the van Allen belts are fast moving charged particals, alpha and beta particals. This is why they became trapped in the earths magnetic field. Because they are charged particals, they can be easily stopped by said barn metal and insulation.
Fake moon rocks? Maybe a joke? I got nothing
Nate, talk about the fake moon rocks the fedgov gave to Denmark, or whoever it was. I forget the details, but it was entertaining.
http://www.blogcdn.com/www.cinem...oon-
Landing.jpg
Figured y'all have seen the picture before. Just wanted to be sure.
Nate, sure miss Dickson County. Still on the contract in South FL. Coming back in Nov to see my redneck girl in Henderson County. When people ask me what I think of the Ft Lauderdale area, I call it "Philadelphia with palm trees."
"Philadelphia with palm trees."
That's certainly no compliment.
Wendy, you don't know me very well. Haha. I will clarify. I live in TN and took a consulting job in the Philadelphia area about 5 years ago. Believe me, calling most of Ft Lauderdale "Philadelphia with palm trees" was meant to be anything but a compliment. I guess I should have been more to the point. It is a crowded crime hole filled with relocated debt ridden, arrogant yankees who honk their horns, tailgate, cut off other drivers, and run red lights, and hostile parasites from the islands. An unsustainable third world entity. Every day I am astonished that there are people who would consciously choose to call this place home.
Nate will you send me an email: dvonn@hotmail.com.
I am interested in getting a motorcycle. And I know you helped Darlin' Joy get one. I'm 5'6" and under 115lbs. I've been told repeatedly that I can't ride a bike because I'm too small. But in reading what you and JAC write about riding, I think it's just about the right bike for me.
Thank you for your help.
Oh. Sarcasm?
Well, we are in complete agreement re: Philly, and I can't imagine that too many (or any) rednecks like the place. 
email on the way
Joe... Missed ya buddy. I'm holdin' down the fort here in Middle TN but I could use a break from the watch when ya get back.
Hell, people that live in Philly can't stand the place.
Bill's right about that!
I've never been to Philadelphia, but I am pretty sure I hate it.
I wouldn't mind being a guest fort-holder-downer in Tennessee once in awhile, though.
If I can get someone to watch this part of Texas for me...
Great find.
Nobel, you and I both know that, but don't tell Nate.
Nate, Where do you shoot? I've been to the range on the Cheatham game land a couple of times (I moved to TN from NC in 2005). I worked up some 180 gr reloads for the 300 Weatherby Mag that my father left to me. He bought it in 1964 in Alaska and killed a grizzly with it. He was a doctor at the time at the BMEWS base in Clear, AK. I only take it hunting on nice days with no rain and when I won't be bashing through brush. Near mint. I know based on your comments about fine firearms that you'd appreciate it.
Maybe we'll sling some lead sometime.
PS - When I take over the watch in Middle TN, I'll be packing the Colt Gold Cup National Match 45 that my father bought about 1966. You'll dig that one also. Same condition. I keep it at the ready in FL.
Joe,
I shoot at cheatham WMA but I'm so irritated at the lack of range space i am seriously investigating starting my own range in dickson county.
Start up costs are insane. That's the only trouble.
Here's the story I was thinking of:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8226075.stm
"...i am seriously investigating starting my own range in dickson county."
What happened to expatriation?
Oh its still on the table... believe me. Ranges can be sold.
Expatriating is an emergency plan for me. its what to do when it all hits the fan. There are certain triggers that we watch for. The more they appear... the more seriously we approach bailing out.
Pressure has seriously abated in the last several months.. quite unexpectedly.
The US needs people like you, Nate. For when things fall apart into nice little regional chunks... as it should be.
I, for one, am glad we're sharing the same state.
(Though... I may end up running too in the end. South America looks mighty fine.)
Oh little bloggerbell, come back little bloggerbell. (claps 3 times)
Seriously, I think your brother believes you are going Italian gay or something.
Nate's pestering Facebook friends for moonrocks.
OOoo! OOoo!
I'll volunteer to make the blue umbrella drinks!
(Bill, I really hope you're telling the truth there.)
Why are the range start-up costs so high?
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