Armstrong wrote and spoke extensively about his experiences on the Moon.
Quote from: JayUtah on February 03, 2015, 12:05:55 AMQuote from: Romulus on February 03, 2015, 12:01:13 AMI understand... I am not just another poster here like Windley said he was. I am in his and your house.No. This is LunarOrbit's forum. I participate in it on exactly the same footing as you do. You GOTTA be kidding!Phil Plait runs this forum and you and he have the identical same job description and objectives. I wonder just who you think you're fooling. this is why you have zero credibility as far as I am concerned. This is a WHOPPER
Quote from: Romulus on February 03, 2015, 12:01:13 AMI understand... I am not just another poster here like Windley said he was. I am in his and your house.No. This is LunarOrbit's forum. I participate in it on exactly the same footing as you do.
I understand... I am not just another poster here like Windley said he was. I am in his and your house.
Looks like Romulus has an odd infatuation with Jay and Phil. Are they the enemy Rommy? Are you trying to get them?
Quote from: Romulus on February 03, 2015, 12:14:18 AMQuote from: JayUtah on February 03, 2015, 12:05:55 AMQuote from: Romulus on February 03, 2015, 12:01:13 AMI understand... I am not just another poster here like Windley said he was. I am in his and your house.No. This is LunarOrbit's forum. I participate in it on exactly the same footing as you do. You GOTTA be kidding!Phil Plait runs this forum and you and he have the identical same job description and objectives. I wonder just who you think you're fooling. this is why you have zero credibility as far as I am concerned. This is a WHOPPERCareful, Bub. Your Expert Scientist facade is beginning to show serious cracks...
Rommy, it's a term of endearment my little cherub.
Quote from: JayUtah on February 03, 2015, 12:18:25 AMArmstrong wrote and spoke extensively about his experiences on the Moon.That is simply not true. Armstrong was a recluse who appeared to be highly reluctant to represent NASA, and he very seldom spoke of being on the moon. He has however made several comments that many interpret as cryptic confessions that it was a hoax. Site a reference to Armstrong pontificating about the moonlandings
Quote from: DD Brock on February 03, 2015, 12:24:44 AMQuote from: Romulus on February 03, 2015, 12:14:18 AMQuote from: JayUtah on February 03, 2015, 12:05:55 AMQuote from: Romulus on February 03, 2015, 12:01:13 AMI understand... I am not just another poster here like Windley said he was. I am in his and your house.No. This is LunarOrbit's forum. I participate in it on exactly the same footing as you do. You GOTTA be kidding!Phil Plait runs this forum and you and he have the identical same job description and objectives. I wonder just who you think you're fooling. this is why you have zero credibility as far as I am concerned. This is a WHOPPERCareful, Bub. Your Expert Scientist facade is beginning to show serious cracks...And just how is that? By being right again?
That is simply not true. Armstrong was a recluse who appeared to be highly reluctant to represent NASA, and he very seldom spoke of being on the moon.
Site a reference to Armstrong pontificating about the moonlandings
14 posts? You registered the account to attack me.
Quote from: Chief on February 03, 2015, 12:25:54 AMRommy, it's a term of endearment my little cherub.I believe you're a 'sock puppet' for another user here, probably Windley. You want to be able to say things that support him but do not degrade his credibility any worst than it already has been. 14 posts? You registered the account to attack me.
He has however made several comments that many interpret as cryptic confessions that it was a hoax.
Quote from: Romulus on February 03, 2015, 12:23:43 AMThat is simply not true. Armstrong was a recluse who appeared to be highly reluctant to represent NASA, and he very seldom spoke of being on the moon.That's according to one conspiracy author who complained that Armstrong was reluctant to see him.QuoteSite a reference to Armstrong pontificating about the moonlandingsThe Apollo Lunar Surface Journal.