BS: Supermoon

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: Iains
Date: 24 Mar 19 - 08:21 AM

Ever notice how full moons make people a bit more tongue 'tied'?

Quite the reverse for the extremists that post here, one in particular.
Hence the British Lunacy Acts 1890–1922,

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: Donuel
Date: 24 Mar 19 - 07:49 AM

Ever notice how full moons make people a bit more tongue 'tied'?

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: keberoxu
Date: 22 Mar 19 - 08:48 PM

And did I mention king tides?

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: keberoxu
Date: 22 Mar 19 - 12:24 PM

Uncommonly high tides being anticipated tonight at the shore in Massachusetts.

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: Mr Red
Date: 21 Mar 19 - 05:09 AM

with the mild winter here in the UK, I suspect the worms are ahead of the game. (see Nat Geo blickie))

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: Nick
Date: 20 Mar 19 - 02:49 PM

New PR company got the moon contract

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: keberoxu
Date: 20 Mar 19 - 01:53 PM

It says here -- National Geographic

that the worm moon has not occurred on the vernal equinox in 19 years.

First it was a full worm moon,
now it's a super worm moon?

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: Donuel
Date: 19 Mar 19 - 08:06 PM

Blame Native Americans and astrophysicists Jos.

I thought a super moon was exposure of the buttocks by an obese person.

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: Jon Freeman
Date: 19 Mar 19 - 03:19 PM

Dunno Jos. It looked nice and bright through the skylights in the living room last night though.I think the full moon is tomorrow.

Subject: RE: BS: Supermoon
From: Jos
Date: 19 Mar 19 - 02:32 PM

Where did all this fuss about different kinds of moons come from?
We used to have just new moons, full moons, harvest moons and blue moons (and nobody bothered laboriously explaining what that meant).
Now we have wolf moons, ice moons, snow moons, blood moons, and even super wolf blood moons (or is it super blood wolf moons?).
And every other full moon seems to be announced as a super moon the like of which will not be seen again for many years.

Subject: BS: Supermoon
From: keberoxu
Date: 19 Mar 19 - 12:29 PM

The full moon this month
goes by a number of names.

It's the thrid of three "supermoons" this year alone.

Just found out that the full moon in March
used to be known as the Full Worm Moon.

full moon? or full worms?