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brocker1966
Over 90 days ago
Bi-curious Male, 58
United States
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Oh yeah, rocco...You reminded me...Ed also gave my dad an autographed picture of him standing by the lunar module on the moon signed by him, Neil and Michael...I always felt kinda sorry for Collins, having to stay in the command module while Ed and Neil got to gallivant about the moon....
Wow...50 years...My dad was news director for KHOU, the CBS affiliate in Houston durning the moonshot days 67-70...I was about 3 and I got to meet Michael Collins, Ed Aldrin and Neil Armstrong...one of my earliest memories...Dad worked with Ed for about 2 weeks and he had dinner at our house...
Interesting interview, Zafia...I used to work at a Middle Eastern food reastaurant here in the area...actually a Lebanese restaurant....We made our own pita bread in a clay oven...Made a 'sop' out of garlic, lemon juice and olive oil which doubled as our house salad dressing...The favorites included their lamb chops (medium rare of course) and the kafta
Quote by roccotool
OK, Brock, I knew it was something along those lines. Have you heard it? I still say it's him saying, "I buried Paul." Turn the sound way up when you hear the drums in the last seconds of the song. Spooky.
Yeah...During all the psychodelic flute playing...It DOES sound like it...
Quote by chefkathleen
and if you play the beatles album backward it says Paul is dead. Or some such shit.lol
The song is Revolution #9 and when you play Ringo saying 'Number 9, number 9...' What you hear is 'Turn me on dead man"
LOL...Thats good....I have one more for you
Way back when Noah was on his ark and tending his animals, he noticed the other animals were mating and bearing eggs and other young...except for the snakes. He pondered this looking out his ark window and he happened to see a hollowed out tree floating by. Struck by inspiration he got Shem and Ham to open the ark door and he dragged the tree inside and threw the snakes inside in, because, as everyone knows "in logs adders multiply"...
God I'm such a nerd
Way back when Noah was on his ark and tending his animals, he noticed the other animals were mating and bearing eggs and other young...except for the snakes. He pondered this looking out his ark window and he happened to see a hollowed out tree floating by. Struck by inspiration he got Shem and Ham to open the ark door and he dragged the tree inside and threw the snakes inside in, because, as everyone knows "in logs adders multiply"...
God I'm such a nerd
