Moonlight: Dangers & Precautions

I stand corrected, can't argue with the law.

I stand corrected, can't argue with the law.

Well you can, just not in here (S&C only). But thanks for being decent about it.

I stand corrected, can't argue with the law.

you fought the law, and the law won.

The whole of this is complete and utter pseudoscientific drivel.

but Willmore speaks it and that makes it a bannable offense to speak otherwise.

but Willmore speaks it and that makes it a bannable offense to speak otherwise.

I can get banned for saying that?

at the very least, you powers will be taken away.
but if that is the case, you were immune.

Stay safe, my brothers.  The Super Milk Moon is currently upon us.

I looked at the moon through a telescope and binoculars last night. For what it's worth, I felt kind of sick to my stomach and weak (lacking energy) for the next couple hours. I had no idea what was causing it, but thought of this thread and wondered.

I looked at the moon through a telescope and binoculars last night. For what it's worth, I felt kind of sick to my stomach and weak (lacking energy) for the next couple hours. I had no idea what was causing it, but thought of this thread and wondered.

A telescope does not "magnify" the moons "bad" power to those humans (0.01%) to those that may be affected.

I looked at the moon through a telescope and binoculars last night. For what it's worth, I felt kind of sick to my stomach and weak (lacking energy) for the next couple hours. I had no idea what was causing it, but thought of this thread and wondered.

Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc.

 this is really informative, il make sure i dont get moon burnt at night

this is really informative, il make sure i dont get moon burnt at night

but those who carry the recessive gene can get "burned" at daytime just as easy.

Recessive genes are not a part of the theory, iwanttobelieve.  Make another thread if you want to formally disagree with this one, but stop pretending that you agree with it so you can slip in little qualifiers that don't actually - why do I even bother?  You're not listening.  Never mind.

Recessive genes are not a part of the theory, iwanttobelieve.  Make another thread if you want to formally disagree with this one, but stop pretending that you agree with it so you can slip in little qualifiers that don't actually - why do I even bother?  You're not listening.  Never mind.

I hope Sadaam, you do not carry this very rare recessive gene.

I don't believe that there is any such gene.

Those moon sensitives should beware that the largest supermoon of the year will occur Sunday night.  However, the effects may also be felt Saturday night for those extra sensitive types.
http://www.christianpost.com/news/summer-solstice-2013-friday-98418/

Adding to the excitement of the summer solstice this year, the weekend will also see a "supermoon," where the full moon appeared larger due to its closeness to the Earth.

On Sunday, June 23, the moon peaks in fullness as it coincides with being closest to the Earth in its orbit, also known as perigee.

The moon will be closest to the Earth at 7:32 a.m. EST on Sunday, but can still be seen larger and brighter in the sky on Saturday, June 22.

This year's June supermoon will be the largest of the entire year- the moon will not close as close to the Earth again until August 2014.

A Super Hot Moon, to be precise.

for those that carry the recessive moonlight gene take extra measures against the "super moon"

for those that carry the recessive moonlight gene take extra measures against the "super moon"

During the super moon a jock strap is a must.

Quote from: iwanttobelieve on June 22, 2013, 01:34:52 PM

for those that carry the recessive moonlight gene take extra measures against the "super moon"

During the super moon a jock strap is a must.

reported.

An important bulletin detailing the dangers of a full moon, was published by the BBC yesterday.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23405941

An important bulletin detailing the dangers of a full moon, was published by the BBC yesterday.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23405941

I would edit my post to include this information, but of course, I can't, because of our hosting service...

Quote from: Ævan on July 27, 2013, 02:47:22 AM

An important bulletin detailing the dangers of a full moon, was published by the BBC yesterday.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23405941

I would edit my post to include this information, but of course, I can't, because of our hosting service...

If you remove the url tags from the links you should be able to edit it.

please for those affected, stay indoors during this lunar cycle.

Yes it is sad that a very small percentage of humans have a recessive anti-moonlight gene.
I think we should start a FES Telethon to raise money for these poor people.

Why do we need to raise money for a group that is more fortunate than others?

If they are lucky enough to be resistant to moonlight, how are they "poor?"

When he says "recessive anti-moonlight gene" he means people who are negatively affected by the moon.  As I have pointed out, though, Wilmore, Ichi, and our other moonlight theorists have never said anything about recessive genes or how only some people are hurt by the moon, and I suspect that because of their conclusions from experiments like Ichi's work with plants, they would reject such an idea.

Just ignore iwanttobelieve like everyone else. 

Ummmm..... OK I'm pretty sure this is a FE joke but i'm going to post anyway. I go camping all the time and we always stay up really late out by the campfire. I have never been affected by the moonlight in any way and none of my fellow campers have ever turned into a werewolf, had internal bleeding, died or even been mildly sick from the moonlight. So are we all just immune or what?

Ummmm..... OK I'm pretty sure this is a FE joke but i'm going to post anyway. I go camping all the time and we always stay up really late out by the campfire. I have never been affected by the moonlight in any way and none of my fellow campers have ever turned into a werewolf, had internal bleeding, died or even been mildly sick from the moonlight. So are we all just immune or what?

You are most likely immune, sadly a very small population is not.
hoppy and I pray for them.