Did we ever really land on the moon?

According to my grandmother, NO.

Of course, she didn't get out or watch any news shows.

They left their pet dog up there. If you get binoculars, you can see it.

I live 20 minutes from a NASA museum.

I say yes.

(but I'm quite easily befuddled)

i say yes


but i've been known to be wrong

No. You can't land on something as flimsy as a poster on a billboard.

I once hitched a ride with a man who informed me that they could never land on the moon. "In the first place," he said, "it moves too fast. They could never catch it."

I remember when I was 9 years old and the whole classroom fell silent as we all watched the first men walking on the Moon. It was the news event of the century.

PLEASE ANSWER, NOWE DIDNT PLEASE. tHANK YOU

Well, I didn't...but some other folk did.

the photographic evidence seems to dispute this statement

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=wdMvQTNLaUE

It doesn't appear so. Looks like it was a big butt in outer space!

Here is the proof:

As I felt the ground shake two times and watched two very very large rockets climb into the sky headed for the moon with my own eyes I would say hell yes. The night shot was awesome as you could read small print with the light from the rocket many miles away.

My grandmother was there for the night launch with my parensts and she was also alived when the Wright brothers first had flown in 1903.

That anyone could ask such a silly question just tell you how stupid people can be and how willing they are to listen to fools and their theories base on nothing at all no matter how many facts there are to disprove such silliness.

After Neil Amstrong and his buddy landed on the moon, who was next?

I can't see the picture, djjd, but once you've seen the rabbit in the moon, you will have a hard time seeing the man in the moon.

Would you like to swing on a star?
Or carry moonbeams home in a jar?
Or would you rather stay as you are?
Or would you rather be a putz?

You did not answer the thread's question!

I sure did and the rest was just having fun at a very silly question to start with that does however get the point across.