Is the USA ready to admit that Neil Armstrong flubbed his line yet?

On Sep 23, 7:13*am, "catpandaddy" wrote:
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Don Stockbauer wrote:

On Sep 22, 4:20 pm, "catpandaddy" wrote:
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Neil Armstrong didn't make a mistake. He read the lines exactly as
they
were written ... by the hopeless writers from the "Smallville" show
and
as directed / produced by Star Trek's idiot-twins B & B ... it's just
amazing he didn't have to say "Welcome to Saturn on 15 April, 1301"
while wearing a tight catsuit. ;-)

^^^^ I'll have what he's having.

I was following you up until the Saturn part- you mean we had
spaceflight in 1301?

It was a not-so-good jibe at B&B's far too often used lazy trick of
silly time travel episodes (which they love because they can simply use
the "old reset button" and pretend it never happened) and ignoring
basic Star Trek "facts" whenever they wanted (especially in
Enterprise).

Can't have fiction without the facts!

I was so worried! I thought we had developed backwards time travel at
some point there while I wasn't reading the papers much. Guess we'll
have to wait for it to instantiate.