Dude being interviewed on NBC crying. Dear lord man, you are 60. It is an eclipse
what are your solar eclipse plans on Monday 4/8?
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Stand in the yard yanking off seems like the thing to do.are you doing any thing special?
Thanks Julie for your pics of 86% coverage of totality
Too late. Fortunately everyone was looking at the sun and didn't even notice me.
I will qualify that....if you cry about an eclipse on tv.....you should be mocked
That is coming from someone that is a crier
yeah we're having a blast, i'll send you a gift if you want a 7k egg.
For whatever it's worth, here are a couple of photos I took from my backyard. The first is through the clouds, and the second is through the eclipse glasses I had. I didn't use a good camera, just my phone - so it's the best that I could capture. It was really cool though - it got really dark; a lot darker than I thought it would.
Without a comma in there, the inverse is "Don't poop inside McLovin", which is a really weird comment - albeit probably good guidance for us all.
Slightly more guidance than I require,.. but good to know.
ya but have you seen Julie's?For whatever it's worth, here are a couple of photos I took from my backyard. The first is through the clouds, and the second is through the eclipse glasses I had. I didn't use a good camera, just my phone - so it's the best that I could capture. It was really cool though - it got really dark; a lot darker than I thought it would.
I hope you got off of whatever you were charged with.
just saw one... breathtaking.
I had an Eclipse in college. One of my old fraternity brothers sent out a tweet today that said "WisestIowan always had the best eclipse."
Camping at Summit Lake state park in Indiana. Actually have some fellow Iowa fans in the site right next to us!
whenever I hear the word eclipse I think of that stupid song. My mom liked it and would get so mad at us for singing "total eclipse of the fart" That was the best thing about station wagons. The way back was too far to get smacked.
Julie's profile is weird, too. It has:
Some things are true whether you believe in them or not. - Seth Plate (City of Angles)
I'm not familiar with the movie "City of Angles", but I'm guessing it was too obtuse.
No way dude, his butt stinks. I can smell it from 5 feet away, he's a lazy wiper.
That is pretty much what I saw in Indy. Got really dark but not complete darkness. The neatest thing is when it went from 99.99% covered to the actual 100%. There was the complete ring with kind of a bluish hue to it, just hanging in the air. We also could see a couple of the planets. Got a little bit cooler temperature wise too. Also saw a couple of jet contrails come out in the immediate vicinity of the ring. Really cool. Only lasted about 3 minutes though.
Are you in the path of totality? If so, I call bullsh*t. If that guy has seen 7 or 8 total eclipses, that means that he has spent his life chasing them all over the globe, and wouldn’t just sit this one out. If you’re in Iowa or somewhere else only getting a partial, then I guess I can believe it.
Had a great time experiencing totality today with a bunch of family and friends. Skies clearer than expected in Indy. Truly awesome spectacle of nature, and those of you being cynical about it don’t know what you’re missing, whether you know it or not.
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