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Heard a guy at the local diner say the moon landing was filmed in Arizona, so I checked the old footage myself.
I pulled up the Apollo 11 video and slowed it down to look at the flag. The way it moves in that vacuum is weird, but then I found a NASA paper from 1969 explaining the special horizontal rod they used. That one detail shut down the whole 'no wind in space' argument for me. Has anyone else found a single fact that actually changed their mind on a big theory?
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jennybailey5mo ago
Masterminds at framing each other" is so true. I was convinced my new kitten was the one shredding all the toilet paper. I'd find these little bits everywhere. Turns out it was my older, supposedly dignified cat all along. He'd wait until the kitten was playing in the living room and then go to town on the roll. Caught him on a nanny cam I set up. The little one was just getting all the blame.
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johnson.betty5mo ago
My own conspiracy theory was that my cat was stealing my socks, but then I caught the dog red-pawed.
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path475mo ago
Oh the classic "blame the cat" move. My dog used to do that too, he'd take my shoes and then just stare at the cat like she did it. I spent weeks thinking the cat was mad about her food. Finding that chewed up sneaker under the dog's bed was a real plot twist. Pets are masterminds at framing each other, huh?
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kevin_williams2mo ago
@path47 that story about the dog staring at the cat is hilarious. My beagle did the same thing with my favorite boots. Caught him red handed with a piece of leather hanging out of his mouth, still trying to look innocent. Pets really do have that blame game down to a science.
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