Uranus
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And of course we have Triple O to thank for this.....
My youngest boy spent last term studying space and the planets and his teacher/s (he has 2) mentioned to me that in a ten week period they managed a grand total of ONE time that he did not collapse rolling on the floor with laughter when the word Uranus was mentioned.
I just smiled and nodded and silently thanked his 3 older brothers for their help in his upbringing.
I just smiled and nodded and silently thanked his 3 older brothers for their help in his upbringing.
You know you've hit rock bottom when you google Uranus. 
Hmmm, neither of you boys really need the encouragement.That's my boy!! Give him extra sprinkles on his ice cream from Out of Order!!!!!!
And that is a school day memory you will treasure. He has learned his lessons well from his brothers!!
And that is a school day memory you will treasure. He has learned his lessons well from his brothers!!
(I have a photo of him dressed up as an astronaut that I will mail you.... I made his costume out of a tent fly... and now that I think of it, when he puts the (motorbike) helmet on, he looks like "The Stig" from Top Gear.)
You know you've hit rock bottom when you google Uranus.
Try googling Rings around Uranus and let me know how you make out.
Okay Triple O... I have to say this....
I am laughing my a$$ off every time I go to my alerts and it tells me that "such and such liked my post in Uranus!"
I am laughing my a$$ off every time I go to my alerts and it tells me that "such and such liked my post in Uranus!"
LOL. I think I'll pass. But if you discover life growing on Uranus, please get back to me.
Okay Triple O... I have to say this....
I am laughing my a$$ off every time I go to my alerts and it tells me that "such and such liked my post in Uranus!"
NASA realized that the probe got stuck in the planet's atmosphere. The Flight Director instructed Mission Control to fire the probe's retrorockets in order to blow it out Uranus.
