I love the little Google pics

www.google.com 20/07/2005

Can anyone cut it out and post it?

I don't think BA wants us hot linking to their site, but here is the logo URL:

http://www.google.com/logos/google_moon.gif

You should be able to view at this URL long after they've removed it from the main page.

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Go to the new map site http://moon.google.com/ and zoom in for a close look.

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Zoom all the way in, they have a good sense of humor at Google.

So the legends were true after all! \/

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:roll: Now Hoagland will be citing Google as proof of aliens on the moon.

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Yes, very good. :P

Actually, its only proof that aliens are on the letter O. :roll:

It also disproves that the astronaunts could not fit through the door of the LM with their backpacks on; the LM is a quarter the size of the moon!

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It's not proof--everyone knows the moon is made of green cheese....

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441!!!! :)

And what color is that O? Red! Y'know what that means... :-k

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What about the astronuncles? How come no one ever talks about the astronuncles? Well, sometimes there's mention of the rich astronuncles, but the regular guys? Not a peep!

It's a cover-up I tell you! It's been going on ever since Gloria Steinem's brother had a kid. It's about time the media blew the lid off this Dutch oven of suppression. If not them, then at least Robert Vaughn and David McCallum!

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Without the backpack and the bulky suits, an astronude surely would fit through the hatch. 8)

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