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saladdodger

25th August 2012 20:59

RIP Neil Armstrong

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-19381098

:(

SaxoVTRben

25th August 2012 21:06

end of an era that is, what a shame :(

bunty99

25th August 2012 21:09

i was shocked when i just heard.. i didnt know he was unwell.. thourght he was still healthy ino he was 83 but still a shock

Barry123

25th August 2012 21:17

Very sad. The top of the greatest achievement in mankind (except for my post count) and yet completely down to earth (no-pun intended). Easily the greatest human to grace the planet.

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Originally Posted by bunty99 (Post 6072491)

i was shocked when i just heard.. i didnt know he was unwell.. thourght he was still healthy ino he was 83 but still a shock

I remember a report about him having an op recently. Hope it wasn't related or something.

Viper

25th August 2012 21:21

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Originally Posted by Barry123 (Post 6072514)

Easily the greatest human to grace the planet.

I disagree. What about the guy in the other thread who had sex with a dog?

Prickle

25th August 2012 21:22

Rip.

:/

GolfJay

25th August 2012 21:24

RIP dude!

SaxoVTRben

25th August 2012 21:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry123 (Post 6072514)

Very sad. The top of the greatest achievement in mankind (except for my post count) and yet completely down to earth (no-pun intended). Easily the greatest human to grace the planet.

I remember a report about him having an op recently. Hope it wasn't related or something.

Yeah man it says in the report that he died due to complications of the surgery a month ago :n:

jones91

25th August 2012 21:26

RIP to a ledgend and debatedly the greatest human to live on earth

Rogue_Shadow

26th August 2012 00:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by jones91 (Post 6072533)

RIP to a ledgend and debatedly the greatest human to live on and off earth

Edited :A:

RIP :n:

griff_106

26th August 2012 00:28

Very sad news. RIP :'(

saladdodger

26th August 2012 00:46

Into NASA and ALIENS - read this short blog.

http://thedailysagacity.blogspot.co....st-no-one.html

0rang3peel

26th August 2012 00:46

he seemed a genuine nice guy.

rip

greyjasper51

26th August 2012 00:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rogue_Shadow (Post 6072781)

Edited :A:

RIP :n:

Nice bit of wind there on the moon... Shame theres no atmosphere...

Also saw on my fb, his family have asked that everyone could go wink at the moon in sign of rememberance for him...

Really sweet

blackie_2k5

26th August 2012 01:02

RIP

must be nice to have your name in the history books, 99% get forgotten...got to be the best feeling ever to know that even when your dead..ppl will pass your name and life experiences on

iw_laurence

26th August 2012 08:46

He was a great cyclist RIP

Hehe ijoke rip to the moon man

craig180

26th August 2012 08:58

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Originally Posted by Barry123 (Post 6072514)

Very sad. Easily the greatest human to grace the planet.

Certainly one of the most memorable but what about the likes of the team that got him there, or the guy that wrote his "one small step" speech, or Buzz Lightyear?

RIP uncle Neil...

Lukus-vtr

27th August 2012 13:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by greyjasper51 (Post 6072820)

Nice bit of wind there on the moon... Shame theres no atmosphere...

Also saw on my fb, his family have asked that everyone could go wink at the moon in sign of rememberance for him...

Really sweet

There isn't wind; the flag has mesh sewn into the fabric to give rigidity so it stuck out, otherwise the flag would have hung there limp and no one would have known it was an American flag.

RIP Neil.

saladdodger

27th August 2012 13:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by greyjasper51 (Post 6072820)

Nice bit of wind there on the moon... Shame theres no atmosphere...

Also saw on my fb, his family have asked that everyone could go wink at the moon in sign of rememberance for him...

Really sweet

Why would they 'pretend to go'?

If NASA was lying the Russians would have sent men up to prove it.This would have been a massive coup for cold war propaganda,but they didn't which means they did land on the moon.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-14811336

joe333

27th August 2012 13:27

first man on moon

What a man!

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