GornikDaze
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Amazing footage at the moment. Lots for the flat earth loonies to get their paws into
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Amazing footage at the moment. Lots for the flat earth loonies to get their paws into
Mad Eyed Screamer
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But but but it is just being filmed in a Hollywood studio.Amazing footage at the moment. Lots for the flat earth loonies to get their paws into
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GornikDaze
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How else would it be so clear! Did you get to see it go up yesterday?Bit but but it is just being filmed in a Hollywood studio.
quiet_riot
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Can you destroy a planet with no life on it and nothing to appreciate it even exists, apart from humans?
This piece of shit species will find a way.
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Mad Eyed Screamer
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No. In the morning it was 80% chance of thunderstorms at 3.30pm so we went 45 mins west (instead of 2 and a half hours east) and went to a beach near Clearwater. Watched the launch on the tablet and had a great relaxing day at the beach (putting on the after sun cream after typing this!)How else would it be so clear! Did you get to see it go up yesterday?
If it was 100% great weather we would have gone though it took us 3 and a half hours to get back on Wednesday. Dread to think how many more were there yesterday!
GornikDaze
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It was way better seeing it go over in the garden in the uk last night ;)No. In the morning it was 80% chance of thunderstorms at 3.30pm so we went 45 mins west (instead of 2 and a half hours east) and went to a beach near Clearwater. Watched the launch on the tablet.
If it was 100% great weather we would have gone though it took us 3 and a half hours to get back on Wednesday. Dread to think how many more were there yesterday!
richardtheref
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I once stopped in Clearwater. The hotel was the largest all wood structure in the USA. Amazing place but I cannot remember the name. Last 2 days we had to stay inside as there was a hurricane. Think it was the Biltmore or something like thatNo. In the morning it was 80% chance of thunderstorms at 3.30pm so we went 45 mins west (instead of 2 and a half hours east) and went to a beach near Clearwater. Watched the launch on the tablet and had a great relaxing day at the beach (putting on the after sun cream after typing this!)
If it was 100% great weather we would have gone though it took us 3 and a half hours to get back on Wednesday. Dread to think how many more were there yesterday!
MillionMilesAway
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Yes, but the video cut out just as it was “landing”. Conspiracy! The earth is flat and Neil Armstrong has never left Florida!
That was a bit unfortunate.
Was there only one camera, and was it only broadcasting and not recording as well?
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Google is your friendI once stopped in Clearwater. The hotel was the largest all wood structure in the USA. Amazing place but I cannot remember the name. Last 2 days we had to stay inside as there was a hurricane. Think it was the Biltmore or something like that
https://www.tampabay.com/business/o...reborn-as-an-elegant-boutique-hotel-20181205/
BimboBob
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Got told off for noise pollution in Clearwater. Had White Wedding blaring out of the Mustang soft top I was driving. Back when I had hair.