If the moon was made of spare ribs, would you eat it?

Cheese, Gromit?

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Contrary to the article's claim, there are possibly water molecules present on the Moon.

Sgygus: If the moon was made of spare ribs, would you eat it?

Hey! If you were a hot dog...and you were starving, would you eat yourself?

CSM is dumbing down.

No shiat...it's grey cheese.

" The Apollo 17 crew collected 243 pounds of Moon rock..."

Would those be Earth pounds, or moon pounds?


/This is important!

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Contrary to the article's claim, there are possibly water molecules present on the Moon.

I thought they found a crap load of water when they smashed that satellite into it and examined the cloud of dust. NASA seems to think so as well:

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LCR OSS/main/prelim_water_results.ht m l

verbaltoxin: Link

Contrary to the article's claim, there are possibly water molecules present on the Moon.

I assumed they meant liquid water.

verbaltoxin: Link

Contrary to the article's claim, there are possibly water molecules present on the Moon.

and, this little bit "And yet we know that the Moon was not some alien planet that one day wandered too close" might be true as well. A second planet, if hit at the exact right angle, could both maintain the earth, and form the moon. The debris was mutual (some fell back to earth, some formed the moon), so that is why we share some of the same rock.

davidphogan: verbaltoxin: Link

Contrary to the article's claim, there are possibly water molecules present on the Moon.

I assumed they meant liquid water.

I assume they mean water of crystallization in the rocks.

The fourth thing NASA learned might, if you have the clearance, be found filed under The Cassandra Project, storage 27176B Redstone.

verbaltoxin: Link

Contrary to the article's claim, there are possibly water molecules present on the Moon.

Frank J. Paulis and Mariko agree.


/Taking care today's "Obscure?" quota

HEY! What's your favourite planet? Mine's the sun!

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Hey, who turned out the lights?!

davidphogan: verbaltoxin: Link

Contrary to the article's claim, there are possibly water molecules present on the Moon.

I assumed they meant liquid water.

Which could be stored in ugly bags.

Cooper420: HEY! What's your favourite planet? Mine's the sun!

and . . .

" The sun's not yellow, it's chicken. "

Bob Dylan

nirwana: Sgygus: If the moon was made of spare ribs, would you eat it?

Hey! If you were a hot dog...and you were starving, would you eat yourself?

Do I require years of yoga first to do so?

I foolishly clicked through to another article on that site... from those two articles I'm gonna go ahead and say the entire site is a giant turd.

Also the link asking if you want your writing read by 500,000 readers makes me think they'll just take any hack bollocks and publish it.

Why u no redlight, modmins?

The truth is out there!!!!

Why GREEN cheese? When has the moon ever looked green?

"And guess what? Ground up moon rocks are pure poison. I am deathly ill."

Keizer_Ghidorah: Why GREEN cheese? When has the moon ever looked green?


Oh, it does gain a greenish hue.

Once in a blue moon.

Of course there has been water on moon, TinTin already discovered it in the 50's!

The hell you say!

There may be frost on rocks that never face the sun, in craters and at the poles.
Condensation from comet impacts.

...this article is a repeat from 1968.

"Alaska thus joined a list of Moon rock recipients who lost their stones ...

I always said Alaska would reap an awful karma for foisting that Palin broad on the rest of us.

Sgygus: If the moon was made of spare ribs, would you eat it?

One and done.

Keizer_Ghidorah: Why GREEN cheese? When has the moon ever looked green?

For the language greenhorn.

But Moon rocks do make excellent high end phonograph needles for your Googlephonic stereo.

a list of Moon rock recipients who lost their stones, a list that includes Ireland, Nicaragua, and the Isle of Malta.


We went all the way to the Moon and gave you guys a piece of Moon rock, and you lose it?!? What jerks. I'm never gonna trust the Isle of Malta again.
Oh, why don't you just come over and babysit, Nicaragua. Not.
Bunch of freakin' losers, lost their freakin' Moon rocks - Fark you Ireland, you were probably drunk and dropped the Moon on the street somewhere. Losers.

5) Ground up moon rocks are pure poison.

Prey4reign: "Alaska thus joined a list of Moon rock recipients who lost their stones ...

I always said Alaska would reap an awful karma for foisting that Palin broad on the rest of us.

Palin can see the moon from her back porch.

phrawgh: Prey4reign: "Alaska thus joined a list of Moon rock recipients who lost their stones ...

I always said Alaska would reap an awful karma for foisting that Palin broad on the rest of us.

Palin can see the moon from her back porch.

Where do russians go when they want to beat America to space? They go to the moon.

When the sun eats the sky like a big piece of pie, that's Gomorrah

Scrooge McDuck begs to differ:

fickle floridian: The truth is out there!!!!

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Yup. I came here to point out the article is right (at least based on what subbie said, it's 503ing)--it's not *GREEN* cheese!

And then I'd wash it down with nice, tall, cool Budweiser....

hotrink

phrawgh: Prey4reign: "Alaska thus joined a list of Moon rock recipients who lost their stones ...

I always said Alaska would reap an awful karma for foisting that Palin broad on the rest of us.

Palin can see the moon from her back porch.

I would probably enjoy seeing Palin's moon from my back porch....

phrawgh: Prey4reign: "Alaska thus joined a list of Moon rock recipients who lost their stones ...

I always said Alaska would reap an awful karma for foisting that Palin broad on the rest of us.

Palin can see the moon from her back porch.

I'll provide a moon she can see from wherever she happens to be.

MaxSupernova: phrawgh: Prey4reign: "Alaska thus joined a list of Moon rock recipients who lost their stones ...

I always said Alaska would reap an awful karma for foisting that Palin broad on the rest of us.

Palin can see the moon from her back porch.

I would probably enjoy seeing Palin's moon from my back porch....


At one time, sure. Now? Not so much.

It lucky the moon is not cookie

SomethingToDo: It lucky the moon is not cookie

We'd have been living there for decades if it was.

FuryOfFirestorm: Scrooge McDuck begs to differ:

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Came for this

Sgygus: If the moon was made of spare ribs, would you eat it?