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The Onion: The Moon |
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The Onion: The MoonI realise that there are those who aren’t fans of the Onion, and who do not follow it from week to week. To you I pass along my condolences. And point out that at the bottom left of the Onion’s home page there is a weekly “blast from the past” Onion in History section. This generally consists of a view of what the Onion might have had in their weekly edition thirty-five years ago. This week is the 35th anniversary of Apollo 11, and here is what the Onion’s take on that would have been, if it had been being printed with the perspective of today. (Wioll haven be and all that.)
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