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Considering it occupies second place on the forum title, it sure is neglected in here. As a former fan of astrology myself, I thought people who were interested could chat about it in here (but please no Moon conspiracy theories).
Talking of the moon, did you know that Earth actually has two moons, and a third was thought to be discovered recently? (though further research showed it was space 'junk', a relic of the Apollo missions.
So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
Talking of the moon, did you know that Earth actually has two moons, and a third was thought to be discovered recently? (though further research showed it was space 'junk', a relic of the Apollo missions.
So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
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RM18 wrote:
> So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
To us, yes.
But to another lifeform it could all be just a bit of dirt under their fingernail.
Erm... 'Yeah, man!'
Or something.
> So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
To us, yes.
But to another lifeform it could all be just a bit of dirt under their fingernail.
Erm... 'Yeah, man!'
Or something.
'Tis indeed.
Considering it occupies second place on the forum title, it sure is neglected in here. As a former fan of astrology myself, I thought people who were interested could chat about it in here (but please no Moon conspiracy theories).
Talking of the moon, did you know that Earth actually has two moons, and a third was thought to be discovered recently? (though further research showed it was space 'junk', a relic of the Apollo missions.
So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
Talking of the moon, did you know that Earth actually has two moons, and a third was thought to be discovered recently? (though further research showed it was space 'junk', a relic of the Apollo missions.
So, the universe. It's pretty big, ain't it?
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