THE MOON

When you hear "man on the moon", it refers to an astronaut. Looking at old astronomy texts or videos of prediction relating to space, you will see that there were hopes of putting "a man on the moon" or a race to be the first to put a man on the moon.

I did not see a post from Leasnam here. You must know something I don't.

When you hear "man on the moon", it refers to an astronaut. Looking at old astronomy texts or videos of prediction relating to space, you will see that there were hopes of putting "a man on the moon" or a race to be the first to put a man on the moon.

I did not see a post from Leasnam here. You must know something I don't.

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"Man on the moon" is an expression yes, but not "THE man on the moon"--that does not exist.

I had posted as Guest, but Buddy is my neighbor here at work ;) so he knew it to be me :)

KOR: 달 위의 사람(Dal ui-eu saram)
JAP: 月の上の人(Tsuki-no ue-no hito)

中文：月亮上的男人

Excuse me for being sexist. Ignore the previous comment.

KOR: 달 위의 남자(Dal ui-eu namja)
JAP: 月の上の男(Tsuki-no ue-no otoko)

ru - Человек на луне(Chelovek na lune)

<<Excuse me for being sexist. Ignore the previous comment.
KOR: 달 위의 남자(Dal ui-eu namja)
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I don't get it, wouldn't the twed one be the sexist remark, not the first?

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