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by Anonymous on November 22nd, 2009
probably not. On the moon you will probably find it hard to stay on the ground maybe. plus it will be super slow and thus looking a bit overshot
by uso808uso on November 22nd, 2009
More than likely, yes. Less Gravity on the moon, and i'm sure you've seen how they move on the moon; just bouncin' across the surface.
by deltabtry on November 22nd, 2009
Moe difficult because of the space suit you have to wwear while on the moon, not to mention the cost to fly there.
by keep_on_dancing_to_the_tune_of_life on November 22nd, 2009
i think easier, not only that "moonwalk" -all task. . .
you can do, moondrink, moondance, mooncook, moonsuck, moonshit, everything because you're in a moon. .
regardless wether there is gravity or non. .
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