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Since we're talking about the moon, commander John Young is caught swearing during the Apollo 16 mission because he keeps farting.

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Kyle6 months ago

“…how long we had that?” 😭💀

Captain DP ⚓️🌧⚓️ COMMISSIONS CLOSED6 months ago

first brap and fuck on the moon at the same time

arfan /ˈɒr.fʌn/6 months ago

he's the fucker who jump saluted on the moon

The🌙Magician6 months ago

John Young and Charlie Duke are my two favorite dudes from the Apollo missions. They have some of the best quotes.

crabla6 months ago

it was definitely him who crapped everywhere in apollo 10 right

Atari_26006 months ago

@lndexium Apollo 16 will always be my favorite space mission solely because of Young and Duke.

bobatesomemayo6 months ago

(goated video and channel though watch the full thing plz)

MattMerica6 months ago

@FluffySheep755 Man that got a great laugh out of me.

StyrkeKel6 months ago

Who among us hasn't been in this exact situation??? 🤣🚀💨

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