I'm so going there. I wonder if Leonard would let me arrive by parachute.

What is it about the moon landing that brings out the crazies?

Also on this date was the 1977 NYC Blackout. Any bizarre conspiracy theorists care to enlighten us on that?

I think I'll celebrate on July 20th by having a designated driver take me and Jared to a club where they're hosting a space-themed moon party. We'll party, while our Michael Collins driver orbits the parking lot.

A reminder of how HOAs (who would forbid this kind of individualism posthaste) are destroying America.

A fake? Ahahahahahahaha! Ha!

I also heard that some wallets had evidence of charity donations in them. Those wallets' return rate was unchanged, so I guess it's not equivalent to the whole ensuring the survival thing.

It's outrageous that we spend almost as much on insurance as we do food.

Well, well, what do we have here? The whole lipsick lesbian betrayal in reverse gender? Thaanks, Tiffany!

I like the Knuckleduster.

@Torley:

There's a junkyard/auto parts dump scene in David Linklater's movie, Slacker. Maybe that's it. :)

And posted right alongside the story of the guy who lost 410 pounds...

About 15 years ago I saw a billboard at a Canadian hockey arena for McPizza. I've been waiting ever since for it to come to the US, but it apparently went the way of the dodo.

Must've sucked.

Sorry, but the difference between imagining throwing a rock at a target, and imagining safely landing a human there, then returning him to earth is significant.

The Chandra gets such good images, with a little help from the Hawaiian scope, one wonders why we need Hubble anymore.

Probably, Until, If...these are all non scientific words. If Bob Lazar is right, we already know what elements would make space-folding possible. But that is still unproven hearsay. Unlike say, Evolutionary Theory.