Full Moon n.345858392892982338939838934894984

[Santa]

Yep its full moon(round whitish object in sky) again
enjoy

http://www.carto.net/neumann/mountaineering/mono_lake_sierra_nevada_2003_10/166_mono_lake_with_tufas_in_full_moon.jpg

[manker]

It's not in my sky.

Fecking show off Norwegian-night-all-the-time-bar-steward :dry:

[Vargas]

There is no dark side of the moon, really...
Matter of fact, it's all dark.

[Santa]

@Manquer - its 24degrees and all i see is bikinis out of my window of labour - patience darkness will fall later

@Vaghas - deepending how postive you think

[manker]

I think you went for that hook, but I can't be sure because of the floury language :unsure:

[JPaul]

There is no dark side of the moon, really...
Matter of fact, it's all dark.
How do you reckon this, astronomy boy.

[Santa]

remember if it was the first time you saw it - you would freak out
(although if it had been in squarish shape scientists would rule the earth)
(although2 certainty that members here have ever seen the sky is questionable)
yes it floats

[Vargas]

There is no dark side of the moon, really...
Matter of fact, it's all dark.
How do you reckon this, astronomy boy.
Because Dark Side of the Moon has been on Billboards top 200 album sales chart longer then any other album, over 14 years total

[JPaul]

How do you reckon this, astronomy boy.
Because Dark Side of the Moon has been on Billboards top 200 album sales chart longer then any other album, over 14 years total
I see .... right, good .... thanks for that.

[GepperRankins]

:lol: at this thread

[manker]

Because Dark Side of the Moon has been on Billboards top 200 album sales chart longer then any other album, over 14 years total
I see .... right, good .... thanks for that.I see .... right, good .... thanks for that. = teh fook :blink:

[Santa]

indeed

our guest lecturer tonight is none other than Moonshinedude himself

so tell us - is there anyway to make a full moon?

http://www.ibiblio.org/moonshine/images/make-title.gif
Makin' good moonshine is quite an art. It takes lots of time and practice before one can whip up a good batch that sells. Throughout history, there have been many ways of making moonshine. Some folks would add a special ingredient or perform a certain method during the distilling period to make their moonshine taste distinct. Check out this basic recipe for moonshine:



http://www.ibiblio.org/moonshine/images/moonrecipe.gif (http://www.ibiblio.org/moonshine/make/recipe.html) Moonshiners and bootleggers have "code words" they use to talk to one another about the business. This secret language was used to protect them from the law. It is essential to get in on their lingo in order to understand the moonshine culture.



http://www.ibiblio.org/moonshine/images/basics2.gif (http://www.ibiblio.org/moonshine/make/basics.html)
http://www.ibiblio.org/moonshine/images/moonshin-bw.jpg

A Wilkes County copper moonshine still
Courtesy of Applachian Cultural Museum
Applachian State University
Boone, North Carolina

[JPaul]

I see .... right, good .... thanks for that.I see .... right, good .... thanks for that. = teh fook :blink:
I see .... right, good .... thanks for that. > teh fook :01:

[manker]

Zed was right :ohmy: