ET: bugger, missed it.

Silly old ****.

I built a model of the Apollo 11 Eagle with my dad in 1969.

Does this help ?

P.

 

I was knee walking drunk at the Spa airfield in aug. 1969.

 

So they said at the time. She died shortly after lift-off, roasted to
death. The truth only came out after the fall of communism.

 

Not even the tea-towel holder?

 

<nostalgia mode>
They just don't make gripe water like they used to.
</nm>

 

I didn't know that.

Soviet government in 'Lying to the World' non-shocker.

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Well I suppose it's possible, but I can't recall the last time I looked
intoa dogs gob.


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They're FAR better than cats and they take a lot less catching too.


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I am UTTERLY whooshed.


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http://feelingchilled.com/popup?file=/shop/images/large/products/cat_dog
_holder_large.jpg&title=Dog/Cat+End+Tea-Towel+Holder

 

Not one to doubt, but is that really true? (Wouldn't surpise me if it was)


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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laika

 

"dribbles"

 

How do yo know, did you have a go ?

 

What ?

you couldn't afford a Sinclair scientific ?

 

Well those particular tea towel holders aren't pink.


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I couldn't reach her.


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Cheers Platy. I thought the following bit of info rather odd though.

"Although Laika did not survive the trip, the experiment proved that a
living passenger could survive being launched into orbit and endure
weightlessness."

"Comrade, you have nothing to fear, the dog didn't die"


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