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Erm...I meant REAL fireworks. Not those wonderful bling-bling in the sky.

Seems that no one took the initiative to organise a Mid-Autumn Festival get-together ob session specially for SingAstronomers so I'll start the ball rolling. Is anyone interested to attend this? Event: Mid-Autumn Festival + Sales Launch of new Banyan Water Village Venue: Leisure Farm Resort Date: Sa...

Similarly, my barang-barang is regularly checked by the customs officer every weekend. ;) I can understand the tension caused by those incidents because living beings are targetted as the victims (humans + animals). But in this case, it's just about a humorous suggestion on how to switch off the lam...

hansgalaxy wrote:Canon 死吧 D = Canon si ba ni !

Ya...bad choice of model number. But Canon and Nikon are still the most popular camera brands.

ariefm71 wrote:119. you have a 63-incher as your grab and go

Oh my...that looks like a CHIMNEY!!!

weixing wrote:110. You always take night flight when going oversea and got a telescope that design to mounted on various commerical jet windows.

I don't think that's permitted. ;)

rlow wrote:108... Your idea of a bedtime story book is the Burnham Celestial Handbook (3 vols) or The Night Sky Observer's Guide (2 vols).

If it's thick, you could add some extra padding and make it a pillow. Double-usage.

Hey Richard, no harm done. MHA, NParks, SPCA and other ppl should learn to appreciate humour.

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No idea why goggles were used. Maybe freak accidents do happen, even with slingshots.

I've got a feeling that most of us here have pretty good night vision. So lamp posts are quite a nuisance. ;)

Clifford60 wrote:Is the park light switch off later part of the night?

Is your son a sharp shooter? Hand him a slingshot. ;)

http://brighams.smugmug.com/photos/13111910-D.jpg

Haha, just kidding!

(PS: image posting has been removed to avoid alarming any more SingAstronomers)