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...this version is pretty funny.
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One of my favorite videos
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Pretty sure it is unless he did it again. It never gets old.
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Yeah, apparently the dude had been harassing him about it for awhile and Buzz had enough.
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Very old
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Old as the Earth.
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Cue jjdinosaur?

Good shit Buzz.
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Old clip, but astronauts are the bravest among us, the living embodiment of guts... let’s see YOU go do a spacewalk mission outside the ship

Astronauts and special forces//James Bond types are the closest things we’ll ever have to comic book heroes

They tackle the impossible challenges and win
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Buzz's son was in my sisters class at Edwards AFB. She said they all kind of ragged on him when they showed video of his dad on the moon.
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That had a profound effect on me. That may be the most American moment I've ever witnessed.
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Buzz is a feisty MOFO. I remember him signing autographs at a technology trade show along with Carmen Electra around 1998. How they paired those two I don't know.

Buzz was a cranky old fuck then and didn't do photos or other stuff. He had a 250 signing limit I think
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They don’t get to the moon without the Hidden Figures
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The number of people who had to dominate their respective jobs to make this work was insane. Each designer/manufacturer/technician/mathematician/etc. for each system had to be on point. It’s amazing how many things went right.
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Aldrin brought communion bread with him. After landing (it was Sunday, 7/20/69), he had communion inside the LEM.



That was when America had heroes. Real, living heroes.
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Yes.

All of whom would have survived if something went wrong.
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