Apollo-11 missing syllable discovered

"jonathan" wrote in message
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"Jim Oberg" wrote in message
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Apollo-11 missing syllable discovered



I still think he botched the line. For the simple reason his tone
and pace changed noticeably during the second part
of the phrase. As if he was distracted by the thought
...."did I just botch the first line"?

And his defensiveness afterward shows a consciousness
of guilt~


I agree. I think he botched the line and forgot to say "a". I agree his
tone and speach patern after the first line changed in a manner to indicate
he knew he had just botched it.

Danny Dot


Jonathan

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Pat Flannery wrote:
Rusty wrote:


Didn't NASA record the missing "a" in a Nevada desert sound stage?




Actually, they had to re-dub all the Apollo 11 Moon conversations:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIkHLO93lCA

Pat


If Canadians had been first on the moon....

"That's one small step for man, eh? One giant leap of mankind!".

The "a" (or "eh?") would have come at the end of the sentence.

;-)

Rusty

Rusty wrote:

If Canadians had been first on the moon....

"That's one small step for man, eh? One giant leap of mankind!".

The "a" (or "eh?") would have come at the end of the sentence.





"Aldrin, you hoser! You're not going to be first on the Moon!"
"I am too.... take the Molson Challenge!"
"No way, eh."
"Way, eh. Way. 'Beerhunter'!"
"You shook all of them up, eh! I'll get hosed!"
"You're already hosed, eh? Who's a civi? Who's a little civi pilot?
"I'm a great pilot.... I can fly anything, eh?"
"You can fly an ejection seat like nobody's business, you can do that,
eh?" :-)

Pat

"Jim Oberg" wrote in message
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Apollo-11 missing syllable discovered



I still think he botched the line. For the simple reason his tone
and pace changed noticeably during the second part
of the phrase. As if he was distracted by the thought
....."did I just botch the first line"?

And his defensiveness afterward shows a consciousness
of guilt~


Jonathan

s





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