http://www.theonion.com/content/news/conspiracy_theorist_convinces_neil

My god, the onion cracks me up.

... OMG!!! ...

I love THE Onion ...

Still, there goes my childhood ...

I grew up in spacetown ...

ALL our father's were involved w/ NASA ...


Is my childhood a memory chip??? My inner flag is ripplin' toooooo ...

I the onion

See! I KNEW it all along.

We should have 7-11's and McDonalds up there by now.

Since when were government programs oriented towards MAKING money?

Man,....they can sell add space on the moon. It could be the worlds biggest billboard.

The Bangladesh News actually believed that the Onion is a real newspaper:

http://mingle2.com/topic/show/244076

Buzz Aldrin responds to a revisionist:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUI36tPKDg4

Hello all

forgive me for being a tad ignorant but please bring me up to speed on what this is all about.

Yep! My Dad worked in NASA at Cape Canaveral...he must be rollin' in his grave now!

The onion is cool!!

This video shows you where the Onion News is coming from.

It's my favorite.

http://www.theonion.com/content/video/bratz_dolls_may_give_young_girls

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ha ha ha ha ha ha ha he he he he he ha snort!!! ha ha ha ha ha ha you gotta be %$#@$@# kidding me?? ha ha ha ha

Here is my favorite:

U.S. Troops In Iraq Excited To Finally Return To Afghanistan

"It's going to be great to be surrounded by all those familiar faces again," said Pfc. Shawn Brunner, staring wistfully at an old and faded photograph of the bleak wasteland. "The tribal sheiks, the frightened villagers, all that wonderful rubble near the Id Gah Mosque. When I'm finally back on Afghan soil, I'll probably kiss the ground."

Like Brunner, marines stationed at Camp al Qaim in Iraq said they longed for the comforts of home, whether it's stopping off at a local eatery for a hot meal of sabzi challow, or spending Sunday afternoon cheering on their favorite buzkashi team. Others reportedly yearned for the day when they would be reunited with their children, many of whom hadn't even been born when their fathers left for Iraq.

"I can't wait to meet my little princess, Badria," Lt. David Shapiro said. "I just hope her mother isn't still angry at me."

According to military officials, the announcement of the long awaited homecoming has greatly improved morale, with U.S. soldiers looking forward to returning to the one place where they truly felt like they belonged.

"Hopefully we'll stay put for a while," said Cpl. Michael White, adding that he couldn't wait to hear the familiar strains of neighbors speaking Dari in the streets. "With any luck we'll be in Afghanistan for another 10 years."

While most remained enthusiastic about the trip home, a small percentage of military personnel expressed concerns that Afghanistan had drastically changed since they were called off to war. Others worried that it would now be awkward to interact with local warlords.

"I don't want people to treat me weird just because I've been away for so long," Lt. Gerald Karshner said. "I'm sure there will be a period of adjustment. You know, just getting reacquainted with the sounds of slightly less mortar fire, or that special tear gas smell that only Afghanistan has. Still, it'll be great to sleep in my old metal bed again."

The journey back will be bittersweet for some. Pvt. Michael Tagle, 24, said he could still remember a more innocent time in his life, when he would drive around all day in a tank with friends, several of whom, sadly, are no longer around.

"We had our entire lives ahead of us," said Tagle, who "pretty much grew up" in Kandahar. "Anything was possible. Going to college. Maybe starting a family someday. Even making the world a better place."

Added Tagle, "It's funny the things you picture for yourself when you're young."

Amid all the fanfare, there was some unpleasant news. Troops in the 11th Marine Regiment were ordered early Tuesday morning to ship off to the United States, a distant foreign land, filled with bizarre customs, strange beliefs, and millions of people they do not know or understand

http://www.theonion.com/content/news/u_s_troops_in_iraq_excited_to

it is said "those who make a peacefull revolution impossible make a violent revolution inevitable.

it is said "those who make a peacefull revolution impossible make a violent revolution inevitable.

God the things people believe put up on the net kills me!!!! NO ONE could believe half the crap they put on there!!

it's not??? guess I need to go back to the daily show and the colbert report to get my real news.