stackyFACTSHumanity spent billions of dollars, utilized the greatest scientific minds of a generation, and risked absolute disaster to reach the lunar surface—and we immediately used it to practice our short game. Shepard attached an iron head to a sampling tool, proving that upper-class leisure will always inevitably colonize the cosmos.
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