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"The moon is such a planet, I can't even stand it"
Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi insists that the moon is a planet. The only logical alternative is that it's a star. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBXOUCP518g#t=437 Jan 16 15 01:57 pm Link His expertise is asstronomy, not astronomy. Jan 16 15 02:00 pm Link If you consider the fact that the Earth and the Moon actually orbit a shared center of gravity and not one orbiting the other, that would make them each a planet in a twin planet system. If you insist that the shared center of gravity must fall outside the sphere of either celestial body to be a twin planet system, then the Earth is a planet and the Moon is not, as the shared center of gravity falls within the sphere of the Earth (but not its center). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_planet Jan 16 15 02:08 pm Link Designit - Edward Olson wrote: don't over think it. it was just two morons spouting off, whilst peddling cheap clothing on qvc. Jan 16 15 02:28 pm Link What a ding-a-ling. Everyone knows the moon is a Mothership, duh. --- Anyway, now we know what Isaac Mizrahi means. Good job in that department. BTW, did you notice how his diatribe of drama suddenly skipped a beat when she mentioned Uranus? --- Those shirt patterns have little white rabbits amongst the other ink blots.  Jan 16 15 02:30 pm Link Click Hamilton wrote: I can assure you, old friend, that you are wrong. Many years ago I dropped some good acid, smoked some great hash, and went to the moon. I can assure you that it is nothing more than a large hunk of Brie (very good Brie I might add). The "holes" (or craters as some call them) that you see are the result of the munchies, nothing more. Had I know then what I know now, I would have taken a nice baguette and bottle of wine with me! Jan 16 15 02:41 pm Link ^ glad to hear it was not bad acid  Jan 16 15 02:48 pm Link What a painful conversation they're having! Good grief... Jan 16 15 04:06 pm Link 
Model Posts: 6639 MacMurdo - permanent station of the US, Sector claimed by New Zealand, Antarctica Everyone knows that! Jan 16 15 04:58 pm Link The Moon was a ghostly galleon, tossed upon cloudy seas. Jan 16 15 05:25 pm Link Jan 16 15 05:26 pm Link Jan 16 15 05:36 pm Link I thought the Moon was an egg....... Jan 16 15 05:53 pm Link your moon is a construct... Jan 16 15 06:32 pm Link ... redacted. joke was already made few posts above. dagnabbit! Jan 16 15 06:38 pm Link The moon is a hollow shell. It's where the Nazis, Illuminati and Greys have their secret base... Jan 16 15 06:42 pm Link ".... The moon is never in there, dude, it's not a planet.... I feel like, sometimes, though I am educated, that I expose during this show that this blond of mine could be real." Jan 16 15 07:33 pm Link John Photography wrote: I'm so happy you exist. Jan 17 15 03:16 am Link Allen Carbon wrote: Thank you... Jan 17 15 10:06 pm Link Gahan Wilson had a great cartoon explaining the moon - a little capsule was headed that was and the announcer was breathlessly going on about - "in just a few moments, man will see - for the first time - the far side of the moon." And you see the stage flats and the hollow structure of the back side of the moon - with a notation on the flats of "Act 1 - scene 4" Jan 17 15 10:24 pm Link ..."That's no Moon" Jan 18 15 01:14 am Link NothingIsRealButTheGirl wrote: Life is a highway, man... Jan 18 15 10:34 am Link Enlightenment is like the moon reflected on the water. The moon does not get wet, nor is the water broken. Although its light is wide and great, The moon is reflected even in a puddle an inch wide. The whole moon and the entire sky Are reflected in one dewdrop on the grass. Dogen Jan 18 15 10:36 am Link The Moon and spoons Sung in June to tunes Jan 18 15 05:31 pm Link Our moon is abnormally large in comparison to the Earth. I'm pretty sure our moon is close in size to some of the smaller planets, and Pluto, whatever that is. Assuming the massive collision thery is still in vogue, our moon also formed quite a bit differently from other moons. I think it's still a moon, but it's a heck of a moon. Jan 18 15 06:02 pm Link the fucker doesn't even spin. it's not worth the cheese it's 3d printed from. Jan 18 15 11:01 pm Link MoRina wrote: ...but did you know that former pro football player Ickey Woods will celebrate almost anything? Jan 19 15 01:09 pm Link Click Hamilton wrote: It's only "bad acid" when it involves a trip to Uranus. Jan 19 15 01:10 pm Link |
