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DavesUrMan Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 11:22 AM |
Am I REALLY the only one who can see that?!
Am I REALLY the only one who can see how retarded his little speech upon stepping off the moon-lander was?!?
"This is one small step for Man, and one giant leap for mankind"
Seriously does no one see the complete error in that sentence?!?! |
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BenFilbert Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 11:40 AM |
DavesUrMan wrote: Am I REALLY the only one who can see that?!
Am I REALLY the only one who can see how retarded his little speech upon stepping off the moon-lander was?!?
"This is one small step for Man, and one giant leap for mankind"
Seriously does no one see the complete error in that sentence?!?!
M on man shouldn't be a capital. Oh and there's no full stop at the end. Is that what you were looking for? :) |
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Sunny Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 11:50 AM |
DavesUrMan wrote:
"This is one small step for Man, and one giant leap for mankind"
Seriously does no one see the complete error in that sentence?!?!
Yes, there should be an "a" in it. Armstrong did say it, but it was missed due to a technical fault.
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DavesUrMan Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 12:00 PM |
what a load of tosh.
Missed out? He even says his speech, and the president says "and our hero lands saying, 'this is one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind' - so obviously no one saw how daft it was |
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Sunny Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 12:01 PM |
DavesUrMan wrote: what a load of tosh.
Missed out? He even says his speech, and the president says "and our hero lands saying, 'this is one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind' - so obviously no one saw how daft it was
He said he said it. It's just like chinese whispers, I guess. Sentences are distorted over time.
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ricv64 Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 12:09 PM |
| He also said , "Good luck, Mr. Gorsky ". |
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eleanor Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 12:19 PM |
| Well, do tell us what nuggets of wisdom you would have produced. |
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DavesUrMan Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 12:59 PM |
I would have said that EXACT same thing, only I would have said it correctly.
Especially since that speech was written for him.
You'd think he could've gotten it right. |
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ricv64 Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 1:18 PM |
| He said it on the moon , maybe thats the dialect over there ? |
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DavesUrMan Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 1:32 PM |
Possibly.
I guess its only fair to try and blend in with the culture... |
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emmahealy Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 1:46 PM |
DavesUrMan wrote: I would have said that EXACT same thing, only I would have said it correctly.
Especially since that speech was written for him.
You'd think he could've gotten it right.
OH SHUT UP. freakin eejit... |
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DavesUrMan Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 2:16 PM |
| What the hell are you on about, retard? |
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paul_c Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 9:15 PM |
Now now, children children!
Does it really matter what Neil Armstrong said when he stepped off a lunar module prop onto a moon set studio floor? ;) |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 9:20 PM |
| i guess he could have said "yo !" but it wasn't fashionable at the time |
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paul_c Posted Mon 16 Jul, 2007 9:27 PM |
| He could have said "faaar out man!". That was fashionable then, man |
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