Full Moon

by OUTLAW 18 Replies latest jw friends

  • OUTLAW
    OUTLAW

    I was watching the space channel last night,they said North America rises 6 inch`s on a full moon.I wonder If AlanF`s cyber hat gets any bigger on a full moon.Mighty fancy hat there AlanF..LOL...OUTLAW

  • expatbrit
    expatbrit

    There are so many smutty innuendos springing to mind that I don't know where to begin. Therefore I wont.

    Expatbrit

  • OUTLAW
    OUTLAW

    Hey expatbrit,why do you think I started the thread?I figured our crew would get a lot of millage out of this one..LOL...OUTLAW

  • expatbrit
    expatbrit

    You're Benny Hill, aren't you! I knew you didn't die!

    Expatbrit

  • The_Bad_Seed
    The_Bad_Seed

    I was watching the space channel last night,they said North America rises 6 inch`s on a full moon
    I wish I could only say the same for myself...

  • Windchaser
    Windchaser

    Bad Seed, this is the second post I've read of yours referring to your...mmm...less than five inch rising. Not planning on getting many dates here, are you?

    If I saw six inches rising on a full moon, I would howl.

  • Elsewhere
    Elsewhere

    Sorry to rain on your parade, but I find it hard to believe that the amount of light reflecting off the surface of the moon could have such an affect on the earth.

    Perhaps they were talking about the moon's Apogee (When it is farthest away) and Perigee (When it is closest). During the Perigee the moon's tidal forces are be greater and could cause such an affect.

  • ItsJustlittleoldme
    ItsJustlittleoldme

    Damn, I have a recording of my dog (Siberian husky) howling at the moon, I wanted to play it when this thread opened, but I cannot seem to make it work.. Oh well... !!!!

    --- Imagine hearing a SIberian Husky (Sounds just like a wolf) Howling at the moon here!!!

  • Stephanus
    Stephanus

    Elsewhere,

    You make an interesting point - a full moon tends to increase the size of tides due to the moon being on one side of the earth and the sun on the other. However, this is less likely to affect the actual land mass, because my guess is that it would only be effectively the moon exerting the gravitational force, which it always does. Perhaps www.badastronomy.com has an answer?

  • Beck_Melbourne
    Beck_Melbourne

    So will it work if you just leave the light on when there's no full moon out??

    lol@expat - Benny Hill! LMAO

    Beck

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