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One small step for man.

Postby Dog_ger » Thu Jul 31, 2008 6:50 pm

When man first stepped foot upon the moon, What were you doing..?

I was 1st year high school.

My MUM let me take the day off because this was history.

My mate John McGuinness came to visit in his school uniform.

Me and my sister were doing somer saults on our beds which were brought into our lounge,

Possibly for the occasion..?

John done a somer sault too.... :lol:

I was 13 years old... :lol:
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby JAS » Thu Jul 31, 2008 6:59 pm

Sleeping :roll: :wink:

I was 8 yo and mum wouldn't let us stay up or be woken up to watch on tv with dad. The landing was about 4am here IIRC.

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Re: One small step for man.

Postby hearts on fire » Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:03 pm

I wasn't born yet, my daddy was 1 years old and my mummy was not born yet. :)
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Re: One small step for man.

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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Psyber » Thu Jul 31, 2008 8:11 pm

Being an older guy, I was a junior doctor at the old Enfield Hospital at the time. Our recreation area didn't have a TV set.
I had to bully the clerical administrator into letting me raid the storeroom for a broken down set that no longer worked and repair it myself, which I could because I had an interest in electronics and used to build amplifiers. The other doctors covered my work while I did it because they wanted to see it too.
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby mick » Thu Jul 31, 2008 9:30 pm

2nd year high school (year 9 in todays language) couldn't see a bloody thing on the old B&W at school, a couple of my mates got caught smoking while it was all happening. There are very few people I consider heroes but the astronauts (and cosmonauts) of the 60s and 70s fit the bill, very gutsy and smart people, a rare combination.
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Punk Rooster » Fri Aug 01, 2008 12:12 am

Dog_ger wrote:
Me and my sister were doing somer saults on our beds which were brought into our lounge,

Possibly for the occasion..?

:shock: :shock: :shock: :vom:
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Ian » Fri Aug 01, 2008 7:03 am

Now we're starting to see who all the "old bastards" are, I was 3 and wouldn't have a clue what I was doing, might have been about the time I set fire to my parents bedroom................................... :? :oops:
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Dirko » Fri Aug 01, 2008 10:33 am

Ian wrote:Now we're starting to see who all the "old bastards" are, I was 3 and wouldn't have a clue what I was doing, might have been about the time I set fire to my parents bedroom................................... :? :oops:


:shock: Were they in bed at the time ?
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby brod » Fri Aug 01, 2008 2:26 pm

My parents had only just met each other..I was a LONG way off
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Ian » Fri Aug 01, 2008 5:44 pm

SJABC wrote:
Ian wrote:Now we're starting to see who all the "old bastards" are, I was 3 and wouldn't have a clue what I was doing, might have been about the time I set fire to my parents bedroom................................... :? :oops:


:shock: Were they in bed at the time ?


Nah, it was the middle of the day, I was sent there for being naughty, I can still remember holding the front door open for the firies :oops:
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Thiele » Fri Aug 01, 2008 5:49 pm

wasn't even thought of still ten years away
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Psyber » Fri Aug 01, 2008 5:51 pm

Ian wrote:
SJABC wrote:
Ian wrote:Now we're starting to see who all the "old bastards" are, I was 3 and wouldn't have a clue what I was doing, might have been about the time I set fire to my parents bedroom................................... :? :oops:
:shock: Were they in bed at the time ?

Nah, it was the middle of the day, I was sent there for being naughty, I can still remember holding the front door open for the firies :oops:
At least I only set fire to other peoples' property! Once a grass fire in a paddock used to store scrap metal for Browns, and once a Peppercorn tree in an adjacent playground in Bowden.
On both occasions it was accidental, while playing with matches and fireworks, and I had been elsewhere at the time and turned up after the fire engines.
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby johntheclaret » Sat Aug 02, 2008 8:05 am

Ian wrote:Now we're starting to see who all the "old bastards" are, I was 3 and wouldn't have a clue what I was doing, might have been about the time I set fire to my parents bedroom................................... :? :oops:



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Re: One small step for man.

Postby johntheclaret » Sat Aug 02, 2008 8:10 am

Speaking of setting fires, I remember playing cricket for Salisbury North (School Team) and we were getting a pasting when our English Teacher (can't remember his name) set fire to the very dry scrubby grass so we all had to stop play and put it out.

Stupid thing to do, I know, but bloody funny as the game was abandoned and ended in a draw. :lol:

Sorry, back on topic, we all sat round the B&W brought in by the teacher, IIRC.
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Dog_ger » Sun Aug 03, 2008 7:24 pm

Psyber wrote:Being an older guy, I was a junior doctor at the old Enfield Hospital at the time. Our recreation area didn't have a TV set.
I had to bully the clerical administrator into letting me raid the storeroom for a broken down set that no longer worked and repair it myself, which I could because I had an interest in electronics and used to build amplifiers. The other doctors covered my work while I did it because they wanted to see it too.


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Re: One small step for man.

Postby Psyber » Sun Aug 03, 2008 9:43 pm

Dog_ger wrote:
Psyber wrote:Being an older guy, I was a junior doctor at the old Enfield Hospital at the time. Our recreation area didn't have a TV set.
I had to bully the clerical administrator into letting me raid the storeroom for a broken down set that no longer worked and repair it myself, which I could because I had an interest in electronics and used to build amplifiers. The other doctors covered my work while I did it because they wanted to see it too.
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby MagicKiwi » Wed Aug 06, 2008 1:49 pm

I was at primary school in the Shaky Isles and it was on a black and white telly in the classroom, difficult to see but memorable all the same. It would be the equivalent of Grade 3 here I think.
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Re: One small step for man.

Postby devilsadvocate » Wed Aug 06, 2008 7:43 pm

johntheclaret wrote:Speaking of setting fires, I remember playing cricket for Salisbury North (School Team) and we were getting a pasting when our English Teacher (can't remember his name) set fire to the very dry scrubby grass so we all had to stop play and put it out.

Stupid thing to do, I know, but bloody funny as the game was abandoned and ended in a draw. :lol:


Serious? That has to be the greatest teacher of all time! What a legend! :lol:

My turn to get off topic... Anyone ever met a flat earther? Obviously someone who still believes the earth is flat, but their theories are a crack up. General consensus is that the earth is a flat circular disc with the arctic at the center and antartica is the border. It makes for some interesting reading, not to mention some very weird answers about commercial flight paths. How they could be so willingly stupid is beyond me!

Sorry I was reminded by pics of the earth taken from the moon, which the flat earthers believe are fake of course.
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