RIP neil armstrong

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fried alive
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RIP neil armstrong

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RIP neil armstrong
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KISStrooper
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A true Hero who's name will go down in History for ever !
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highvoltage1969
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KISStrooper wrote:A true Hero who's name will go down in History for ever !
Agreed.
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The youth of today FFS !!

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KISStrooper wrote:The youth of today FFS !!

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FFS !!!!
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MORONS!!!!
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Fancy not knowing the world's best jazz trumpeter has died!
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True hero the likes of which we wont see again, and sadly in today's world unless he had walked on the moon on the x-factor he wouldn't even get the credit he deserves.

Watched this at 4 years old sat in my pj's, my first memory of anything.

Got me into space and science fiction, sadly he will be remembered for the moon but was one of the greatest and heroic test pilots of all time.

RIP Hero.
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We're fu*ked if that's the level on intelligence today's youth has. Honestly, fuc*ing Green Day ffs. :roll: :roll:

RIP a far more famous man who's achievements will far outlive that of some rubbish band
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tasker wrote:True hero the likes of which we wont see again, and sadly in today's world unless he had walked on the moon on the x-factor he wouldn't even get the credit he deserves.

Watched this at 4 years old sat in my pj's, my first memory of anything.

Got me into space and science fiction, sadly he will be remembered for the moon but was one of the greatest and heroic test pilots of all time.

RIP Hero.
Sadly?... :roll:

Pretty much the greatest achievement my man to this day, and you think it's sad that's what he'll be remembered for? There will have been many great test pilots but there will only ever be one first man on the moon and it is for that reason, that he will always be remembered.
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RippingFleshFromBone wrote:
tasker wrote:True hero the likes of which we wont see again, and sadly in today's world unless he had walked on the moon on the x-factor he wouldn't even get the credit he deserves.

Watched this at 4 years old sat in my pj's, my first memory of anything.

Got me into space and science fiction, sadly he will be remembered for the moon but was one of the greatest and heroic test pilots of all time.

RIP Hero.
Sadly?... :roll:

Pretty much the greatest achievement my man to this day, and you think it's sad that's what he'll be remembered for? There will have been many great test pilots but there will only ever be one first man on the moon and it is for that reason, that he will always be remembered.
Sadly he will be remembered for the walk on the moon alone and not his test pilot career, my fault i didnt read it before posting.

And there was no need for the roling eyes, i made an error and i apologise
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