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If You Could
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.. well.. I'm friends with all of you.. and you ,are all online.. celebrities... .. and you're pretty cool too....  As proof, No1, you're giving away 5 troy oz. 0.999 gold bars for free? I'll be the first in line; you can pm it to me!. 
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If You Could
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Thu 10/09/14 02:48 AM
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Sorry, double post!
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Topic:
If You Could
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Thu 10/09/14 02:47 AM
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Auto-truncated post!
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If You Could
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I am a celebrity on all the "Star Wars" episodes and have my own groupies and fans! Wonder if I'm still on screen on Star Wars VII?
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Here's a few blurry, poor quality pics I got from western Queensland. Very windy where I was, I think it caused the camera & tripod to shake & no matter what I tried I couldn't get it to focus properly. At least it wasn't cloudy or raining I suppose, which is what usually happens, lol. The bottom one is during totality even though it doesn't look like it, the moon stayed brighter on the one side all through totality, also stayed more of an orange colour than I was expecting. The last good one I saw some years ago was a lot redder in colour than it got last night. Technovative, I would say that is a star in your pic.     Thanks DarCWQ for these great photos, considering they were taken on a wind shaken tripod. The wind might have been quite strong to shake a heavy duty tripod like I use for outdoor photography. I totally forgot that Technovative's photos were taken on an observatory telescope that caught the star in the Moon's background. Even a Leica 36 MP Professional camera with the longest telephoto lens would not have captured that detail! Hope somebody who saw the Selenelion in North America posts photos here. Thanks again DarCWQ. |
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I assumed it was understood that the image is of the moon during the eclipse. Don't know what the small object is, but it caught my attention while watching the live video from an observatory telescope in Australia. The last space craft that I know of in Moon orbit was from India. That was in 2012, it would have crashed on the moon's surface quite some time back after it ran out of fuel for orbit correction maneuvers. Some extra-terrestrials caught with their hand in the cookie jar?!!
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I can see it from here. Not as big as i expected nor in red in color but still a phenomenon to behold  . The shadow is now halfway. Revealing light and darkness, amazingly beautiful. I didnt know the eclipse is visible in the Philippines! Looks like, so far, you have the best live view. Any photos you may have taken for posting here? |
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So I spied something interesting at 01:52:12 in the livestream video; below is a screen capture. Whaddaya guys think?  What's the planet in the foreground? If it's the Earth, the tiny object could be the Int'l Space Station, the largest man made object currently orbiting the Earth. If the moon is in the foreground, the tiny object an UFO?
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Edited by
premierblue
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Wed 10/08/14 05:23 AM
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Edited by
premierblue
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Wed 10/08/14 05:21 AM
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Any of you skygazers fortunate enough to have seen today's eclipse or better yet the Selenelion, and if you've taken photos pls post some here.
Unfortunately this eclipse is not visible in India. Thanks. |
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Any of you skygazers fortunate enough to have seen today's eclipse or better yet the Selenelion, and if you've taken photos pls post some here.
Unfortunately this eclipse is not visible in India. Thanks. |
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hi womens 20-40y
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This thread calls for popcorn.  The deer is on vacation. When's the deer getting back to work? This giraffe looks kind of disoriented! Until then I'll take a handful of this popcorn. (Actually dont care much for popcorn!) |
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Mingle2 is hilarious. I have so much fun here, it's weird....lol  Hilarious alright! Many of these threads and posts make me laugh so much; something I haven't done here in a long time. Thanks guys! And that includes the girls too!
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Edited by
premierblue
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Wed 10/08/14 04:27 AM
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Sorry, auto-truncated post!
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Edited by
premierblue
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Wed 10/08/14 04:25 AM
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Sorry, auto-truncated post!
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I imagine some men in the upper end of the age range specified in this mocking thread may "get ready for sex" with a little blue helper.  Although I'm at the upper end of the age range I dont need these meds, mine works fine. Regular power yoga (40 asanas twice a week) keeps mine in good working condition! 
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Be mature and seductive, dont be over confident, just be in control of your body in a seductive way, dont run after men, we dont like that, it actually puts most men off. Ha! I've never chased after a guy in my life. Only dumb girls do that.....You know who you are. Good morning Blondey. I was wondering whom Basha called 'dumb'. Now I know! The only woman I ever proposed to (but couldnt marry thanks to my then great employer's rules ) chased me from day one. And she was one very smart cookie!!! |
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Hello....from Malaysia!
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How come I cant view it from here??beautiful.. Probably bcos you live in KL among high rise buildings and she lives elsewhere! |
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The moon has appeared huge the last two nights, So the eclipse should be impressive.  Yes it will be impressive. In parts of North America it will be a "Selenelion" lunar eclipse. Since the eclipse happens at dawn, just as the moon is setting and the sun is rising, the moon will be a deep rust red color. This last happened in Aug. 1989! So if you're a skygazer it's worth getting up early for! |
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