Sorry for the overcast NE US. But we can watch this.
20th February 2008 10:27 PM
fireontheplatter
i watched it
very cool
20th February 2008 10:29 PM
robpop
quote:fireontheplatter wrote:
i watched it
very cool
Bonnie Tyler is not that cool.
20th February 2008 10:33 PM
fireontheplatter
quote:robpop wrote:
Bonnie Tyler is not that cool.
period piece...as mick would say
great light show tonight tho
cool as shit
20th February 2008 10:36 PM
robpop
quote:fireontheplatter wrote:
period piece...as mick would say
great light show tonight tho
cool as shit
I missed it all clouds down here. Oh well.
20th February 2008 10:59 PM
Brainbell Jangler
It's unusually clear here in the Pacific NW. My daughters and I are enjoying the eclipse. It's just passing completion now; a sliver of light is appearing at its lower right.
20th February 2008 11:04 PM
Fiji Joe
It's 5 degrees here...I'll watch it on youtube
20th February 2008 11:08 PM
somebody
Okay so why...
it went from left to right and now
the sliver of the moon is now on the bottom?
gorgeous dusty rosy yellow color
saturn is to the left..
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20th February 2008 11:15 PM
robpop
quote:somebody wrote:
Okay so why...
it went from left to right and now
the sliver of the moon is now on the bottom?
gorgeous dusty rosy yellow color
saturn is to the left..
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I saw a solar eclipse while I was in high school. I stared at it the whole time so I would not miss anything. Its the only way to watch a solar eclipse. Next time one rolls around, I suggest you try it.
20th February 2008 11:18 PM
Brainbell Jangler
quote:robpop wrote:
I saw a solar eclipse while I was in high school. I stared at it the whole time so I would not miss anything. Its the only way to watch a solar eclipse. Next time one rolls around, I suggest you try it.
Sounds great. So who's typing your posts, your seeing-eye dog?
20th February 2008 11:21 PM
robpop
quote:Brainbell Jangler wrote:
Sounds great. So who's typing your posts, your seeing-eye dog?
Its an almost all true story. I watched it through a hole in a piece of paper.
20th February 2008 11:28 PM
somebody
Okay now the bottom half of the moon is showing..
It can't figure out which way it wants to go.
I think b/c the moon is usually going on its venture to NE and we are in the way..
can't catch the moon.
I have a vague memory of watching the solar eclipse in the dark ages
20th February 2008 11:28 PM
sirmoonie
I'd rather have watched the U.S. Navy blow the living fucking piss out of that goddam satellite. That must be fun as hell, launching fucking cruise missles and blowing the living piss out of satellites.
Satellites blown,
Up to the skies,
Thing like that drive me,
out of my mind,
I watched it for a little while,
I like to get fucked up and watch things on TeeVee!
Satellite of Luvvvvv!!!! Satellite of Luv!
Satellite of LUV!
20th February 2008 11:36 PM
somebody
ever wonder what the sea turtles and the urchins and anemones think about us blowing up hazardous waste into their homeland??
the solar eclipse of which we speak was on January 16, 1972. b4 video
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the problem with going to sleep is you miss out on everything and have to go robot and back to work.. really sux!
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20th February 2008 11:42 PM
somebody
Bonnie Tyler has that marianne faithful pack a day voice going on...
it aint RIGHT!
okay so now the top of the moon is missing and saturn has moved up upper north east... weird movement going on.
no wonder everything went haywire today. everything, somebody jumped on a subway train delaying my commute over 2 hours and all the machinery on all levels of government was broke
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20th February 2008 11:49 PM
sirmoonie
quote:somebody wrote:
ever wonder what the sea turtles and the urchins and anemones think about us blowing up hazardous waste into their homeland??
Sea turtles a bit. Urchings and anemones not so much, as they have no central nervous system capable of any kind of meaningful thought - i.e., fear, need to satisfy hunger, wondering where their next copulation is coming from, etc.
20th February 2008 11:53 PM
somebody
quote:sirmoonie wrote:
Sea turtles a bit. Urchings and anemones not so much, as they have no central nervous system capable of any kind of meaningful thought - i.e., fear, need to satisfy hunger, wondering where their next copulation is coming from, etc.
scroll down on this sir moonie:
south of hawaii underwater reef photos
http://shyzaboy.blogsome.com/2008/02/
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21st February 2008 12:02 AM
sirmoonie
quote:somebody wrote:
scroll down on this sir moonie:
south of hawaii underwater reef photos
http://shyzaboy.blogsome.com/2008/02/
I hear ya. I see ya.
But I'd still like to see that bastard satellite get blown out of the sky by some boat ass multi-million $$$$, liquid fusion, guided missle.
21st February 2008 12:06 AM
somebody
quote:sirmoonie wrote:
I hear ya. I see ya.
But I'd still like to see that bastard satellite get blown out of the sky by some boat ass multi-million $$$$, liquid fusion, guided missle.
? really ?
21st February 2008 12:29 AM
SweetVirginia
I watched the eclipse in the Virgin Islands....it was awesome.
21st February 2008 09:45 AM
Highwire Rob
WHAT!?
No reported sightings of Mick flying a Lear Jet up to Northern Nova Scotia for this?
21st February 2008 12:16 PM
somebody
quote:Fiji Joe wrote:
It's 5 degrees here...I'll watch it on youtube
where is here?
is there a youtube? cuz it was quite a good show last night.
21st February 2008 12:18 PM
somebody
quote:SweetVirginia wrote:
I watched the eclipse in the Virgin Islands....it was awesome.
rubbing seasalt in the wound there SwVa... ouch
its tragedy to come back to the walk in freezer..isn't it
the videos are all over youtube now-
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21st February 2008 12:34 PM
monkey_man
quote:sirmoonie wrote:
Satellites blown,
Up to the skies,
Thing like that drive me,
out of my mind,
I watched it for a little while,
I like to get fucked up and watch things on TeeVee!
Satellite of Luvvvvv!!!! Satellite of Luv!
Satellite of LUV!
One of Lou's great gems
21st February 2008 05:53 PM
fireontheplatter
quote:robpop wrote:
I saw a solar eclipse while I was in high school. I stared at it the whole time so I would not miss anything. Its the only way to watch a solar eclipse. Next time one rolls around, I suggest you try it.
you have mad patience to stare it cold like that for 2 hours. the longest i could look at it was for 10 minutes.
21st February 2008 06:11 PM
robpop
quote:fireontheplatter wrote:
you have mad patience to stare it cold like that for 2 hours. the longest i could look at it was for 10 minutes.
It was a joke. Besides I'm so sick today. The flu is wiping me out. I need some Jim Beam medicine.
21st February 2008 06:15 PM
fireontheplatter
quote:robpop wrote:
It was a joke. Besides I'm so sick today. The flu is wiping me out. I need some Jim Beam medicine.
i know it was
you shouldn't drink if you are that sick...but i am not here to be your mother. i hope you feel better soon.
21st February 2008 07:40 PM
robpop
quote:fireontheplatter wrote:
i hope you feel better soon.
Thanks. I was going to go to work just to get some of my backstabbing coworkers sick, but there may be collateral damage.
21st February 2008 07:47 PM
fireontheplatter
quote:robpop wrote:
Thanks. I was going to go to work just to get some of my backstabbing coworkers sick, but there may be collateral damage.
