Okay. Faker mjd, You are gay. Trust me It'd be a good sex exp for you If you did
it with a girl. I don't understand the logic of gays and lesbians.
Landing on moon was fake too. Who took pictures of those astronuats from back side
when they were placing the flag on the surface of it.
First of all, once we know how to live peacefully on Earth then we should think about
moving to live on other lifeless planets.
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There already is a place on Earth that is not colonized, it's Antarctica, should
we colonize it first, and then colonize the Moon.
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If the Moon landing was a fake, then why do we have those ''lunar rocks'' that they
brought back from the Moon.
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Also if you live on the Moon, you will always have to put on a spacesuit before you
go outside.
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Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, The Moon, The Sun.
Which planet would you visit if you could visit any, also if you could visit all
of them, which one would you visit first.
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I meant to use question marks.
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Neither the Sun nor the Moon are planets. I'd like to get close to each of those
on you list although I wouldn't want to actually land on all of them. Land on the
Sun and you're dead.
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Which would I visist first? The moon: it's the closest.
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There are some Chilean fishermen who reside for some parts of the year on Antartica.
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I know, The Moon is a moon and The Sun is a star.
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Antimoon is an anagram of Antonio M. or Antonio Manitoba, a Swiss-Canadian who pioneered
English language learning in the 1950's. His career went into rapid decline after
an incident in the early 1960's but this website lives on as a testament to his great
work.
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An incident? Can you be more specific?
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The world population is 6 billion, is growing faster and faster. They need to set
up a Moon colonization or people will be bumping in to each other.
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yeah, I guess it would be right that someone would visit the Moon first and the Sun
last.
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If a spacecraft could travel at the speed of light it would take 8 minutes to get
to the Sun, but it would still take four years to get to the closest star. Can you
imagine how far away stars really are.
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