Red and Rover by Brian Basset for September 16, 2010

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    The Duke 1  about 14 years ago

    Houston, we have a problem!

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    GROG Premium Member about 14 years ago

    It’s invisible…some sort of cloaking device.

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    runar  about 14 years ago

    There is no dark side of the moon…matter of fact, it’;s all dark.

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    Little Miss Tink  about 14 years ago

    As your scout, I’ll go out and check about. One question: Why is my mini-skirted outfit red?

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    COWBOY7  about 14 years ago

    That’s why it’s the dark side, Rover!

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    frightenup Premium Member about 14 years ago

    Put on your moonglasses.

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    grapfhics  about 14 years ago

    Lady fingers86, have you ever seen Wallace & Grommit’s “A Grand Day Out”

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    joefish25  about 14 years ago

    I hear that the lunatic is on the grass

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    dradk  about 14 years ago

    see rover, THAT’s why it’s called the dark side of the moon.

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    tedcoop  about 14 years ago

    runar, the phrase “dark side of the Moon” refers to an archaic use of the word “dark” which is little-known in the U.S., to wit: Secret or unknown (rather than “without light”). Since Earth has a tidal lock on Luna’s rotation, yes there is a dark side of the moon, even when it’s well-lit.

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    bobpeters61  about 14 years ago

    tedcoop, runar was quoting a spoken word line from Pink Floyd’s classic rock album “Dark Side of the Moon,” the title of which was a pun on the term “lunatic.”

    Because of the tidal lock you mentioned, there is a static near side and a far side of the moon, but the light and dark sides are dynamic, in that they change from one to the other at any given location on the moon.

    Therefore, the quote could be taken in a scientifically correct way to say that there is no always dark side of the moon, really. As a matter of fact it’s all dark half the time.

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    runar  about 14 years ago

    Thank you for sparing me the need to explain all to tedcoop. All I do have to say to his comment then is that I am well aware of the archaic use of “dark”.

    *Soli linguæ bonæ sunt linguæ mortuæ.”

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    rogebr  about 14 years ago

    In space no one can hear you “wump.”

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    runar  about 14 years ago

    ladyfingers, it’s gorgonzola…and a few bits of Venezuelan beaver cheese.

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