Go read a book about earth.
Go read a book about fuck off.
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Go read a book about fuck off.
^ "basic things"; point proven.
Basic things are proven facts. That's why we call them basics. You don't have any proof. Every single stupid statements of your theory were debunked with facts and experiments. You have nothing. Your representatives don't even dare to take part on any kind of debates of the topic, if they do, they get destroyed every time. Just posting their bullshit "proofs" on yutube, and deleting comments about debunking them. Wondering why? I'm not.
here is a perfect example, the representative of you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X9pszVRucs
/thread
Wise up.
Go read a book about earth.... ask proffesional astronomers and you will get your answer
^ "basic things"; point proven.
Basic things are proven facts. That's why we call them basics. You don't have any proof. Every single stupid statements of your theory were debunked with facts and experiments. You have nothing. Your representatives don't even dare to take part on any kind of debates of the topic, if they do, they get destroyed every time. Just posting their bullshit "proofs" on yutube, and deleting comments about debunking them. Wondering why? I'm not.
here is a perfect example, the representative of you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X9pszVRucs
/thread
...you are only bringing disrespect to yourself.
He's too single-minded to care about such societal constructs.
A good comparison would be Gollum from the Tolkien books.
I also see that nomad13666 has stated he would enjoy inflicting physical violence on me. He's welcome to fly to Montana and meet the barrell of my AR-15.
A gun loving, rich, intelligent, conservative, gay nigger, who chose a retirement life of raising beef cattle. How's that for queerpants ?
I'd beat you like a red-headed step-child, you limp-wristed twat.
Go knit some slippers and fix the door on your Airstream, you hillbilly hermaphrodite.
PS; it's "barrel", not "barrell", you fucking illiterate lady-boy. Put it in your mouth and suck the lead out.
^ "basic things"; point proven.
>I learned the Earth was a ball from my Jewish teacher when I was six, I'm so smart!
Just because the first thing they teach you is that we live on a globe doesn't make it true. They establish the globe as fact while you're little because your critical thinking skills aren't fully developed yet.
9/10 of the fools who think we're on a spinning ball all point to the fact they learned this as a child from an (((authority))) figure as some kind of irrifutible proof.
>I am too stupid to understand basic things, so I made up my own world, where I'm clever, and everyone else is stupid.Just because the first thing they teach you is that we live on a globe doesn't make it true. They establish the globe as fact while you're little because your critical thinking skills aren't fully developed yet.
9/10 of the fools who think we're on a spinning ball all point to the fact they learned this as a child from an (((authority))) figure as some kind of irrifutible proof.
>I learned the Earth was a ball from my Jewish teacher when I was six, I'm so smart!
Just because the first thing they teach you is that we live on a globe doesn't make it true. They establish the globe as fact while you're little because your critical thinking skills aren't fully developed yet.
9/10 of the fools who think we're on a spinning ball all point to the fact they learned this as a child from an (((authority))) figure as some kind of irrifutible proof.
Just because the first thing they teach you is that we live on a globe doesn't make it true. They establish the globe as fact while you're little because your critical thinking skills aren't fully developed yet.
9/10 of the fools who think we're on a spinning ball all point to the fact they learned this as a child from an (((authority))) figure as some kind of irrifutible proof.
@nomad, I tried a variation on your recipe using perch.
That Smoke House is a state of the art.!. Perch is no problem.!. it is capable of smoking any fish desired! including Kipper, it can also bake potatoes.!
Thats value for money imo.
...you are only bringing disrespect to yourself.
He's too single-minded to care about such societal constructs.
A good comparison would be Gollum from the Tolkien books.
I also see that nomad13666 has stated he would enjoy inflicting physical violence on me. He's welcome to fly to Montana and meet the barrell of my AR-15.
A gun loving, rich, intelligent, conservative, gay nigger, who chose a retirement life of raising beef cattle. How's that for queerpants ?
It seems really good ah, although I have not alone thinking about this problem, I know the earth is round, is learned from the teacher there.
^^^
Perch looks tasty.
Fucking lunar module looks like a piece of shit.
How the fuck does anyone believe that they actually landed that crap on the moon?
"We can't go back to the moon (238 thousand miles away) because that was 50 years ago, and uh, well we lost the telemetry data so we can't recreate the technology we used in 1969, but hey, fuck it; we're going to Mars! (249 million miles away)".
That's about 1000 times the distance. Leave your socks on, BADecker; no need for you to try to count that high.
Fuck ALL of you lying masonic luciferian cocksuckers at NASA.
And a big dirty fuck you to BADecker, BobLawblaw, XinXanPingPong, flikkadik, and all the rest of you shit-headed, halfwit fucking idiot trolls who are too stupid to realize that you believe in a bunch of bullshit featured in an absurdly ridiculous outer-space fairy tale, yet you daft cunts continue to argue to the contrary like a festering gaggle of drooling inbred retards.
Fuck right off.
PS; I'd love to kick the Chiclets out of BobLawblaw's lispy cock-washer. Spongehead Queerpants motherfucker.
Perch looks tasty.
Fucking lunar module looks like a piece of shit.
How the fuck does anyone believe that they actually landed that crap on the moon?
"We can't go back to the moon (238 thousand miles away) because that was 50 years ago, and uh, well we lost the telemetry data so we can't recreate the technology we used in 1969, but hey, fuck it; we're going to Mars! (249 million miles away)".
That's about 1000 times the distance. Leave your socks on, BADecker; no need for you to try to count that high.
Fuck ALL of you lying masonic luciferian cocksuckers at NASA.
And a big dirty fuck you to BADecker, BobLawblaw, XinXanPingPong, flikkadik, and all the rest of you shit-headed, halfwit fucking idiot trolls who are too stupid to realize that you believe in a bunch of bullshit featured in an absurdly ridiculous outer-space fairy tale, yet you daft cunts continue to argue to the contrary like a festering gaggle of drooling inbred retards.
Fuck right off.
PS; I'd love to kick the Chiclets out of BobLawblaw's lispy cock-washer. Spongehead Queerpants motherfucker.
Come on, nomad. Nobody is trying to personally disrespect you. When you use language like that, you are only bringing disrespect to yourself. You deserve better. Step up to quality posting, even if others mock you. Show them that you are a real and honorable person.
Since you seem to be dedicated to the flat earth idea, realize that others are dedicated to globe earth. Respect the people, even though you might not respect their opinions and ideas. If their opinions and ideas are wrong, you are only attacking something that they hold as a religious belief. And attacking a religious belief only creates friction.
Can't we all just get along?
@nomad, I tried a variation on your recipe using perch.
@nomad, I tried a variation on your recipe using perch.
spam
Did you cry the first time a priest came in your mouth, BADecker, or did it give you a boner?
Just kidding. I don't give a fuck. You probably cried and got a boner at the same time, goof.
Former NASA officials reveal the best kept secret of the US government?
Read more at http://globalwarming-arclein.blogspot.ca/2017/06/former-nasa-officials-reveal-best-kept.html.
Quote from: http://globalwarming-arclein.blogspot.ca/2017/06/former-nasa-officials-reveal-best-kept.html
As revealed by the Russian newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda, Ken Johnston, former Manager of the Data and Photo Control Department at NASA's Lunar Receiving Laboratory during the manned Apollo Lunar Program and Richard Hoagland, a former consultant to NASA, uncovered the secret at a conference held at the National Press Club in Washington. Both of them were involved in the Apollo missions, Hoagland in particular, who presided the Apollo moon landing transmission on television. Skeptics have already attacked both Johnston and Hoagland suggesting that they have little to none evidence that can support their claims. But is there a chance that they might be right? And that there is something happening on the moon?
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Let us address something that we now know for certain or as certain as such can be possible. It is that a modern human civilization arose from 45000 BP through 13950 BP. That human civilization surely established a physical presence on the moon and completely cleaning it up made no sense.
What is also likely is that they presently sustain residence throughout the solar system. After all their lifespans are at least many centuries and possibly many thousands of years. Thus long before we worry about populations of actual aliens, we need to consider huge populations of Earth humanity.
In fact the so called greys look to me very much like space adapted humanity along with the special techno eyes allowing a wider range of spectrum observation and no unnecessary muscles needed for earth.
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Let us address something that we now know for certain or as certain as such can be possible. It is that a modern human civilization arose from 45000 BP through 13950 BP. That human civilization surely established a physical presence on the moon and completely cleaning it up made no sense.
What is also likely is that they presently sustain residence throughout the solar system. After all their lifespans are at least many centuries and possibly many thousands of years. Thus long before we worry about populations of actual aliens, we need to consider huge populations of Earth humanity.
In fact the so called greys look to me very much like space adapted humanity along with the special techno eyes allowing a wider range of spectrum observation and no unnecessary muscles needed for earth.
Read more at http://globalwarming-arclein.blogspot.ca/2017/06/former-nasa-officials-reveal-best-kept.html.
Your Connected Devices Are Screwing Up Astronomy
Read more at https://www.wired.com/story/your-connected-devices-are-screwing-up-astronomy/.
By now, "Here Are Some Stupid Things on the Internet of Things" has become a full-on article genre. There's even a Tumblr dedicated to the idea: "We Put a Chip in It," it's called.
In some visions of the future, smart devices capture, quantify, and control most aspects of daily life. The oven knows you forgot about your cookies and cools them off for you at peak crisped-edginess. The fan knows you have entered the room and desire a breeze. The pillow knows when you start snoring and vibrates so you shift in your sleep. Alexa can order you one! OK, Google?
Here's the thing, though: For those chips in those devices to do any good, they have to communicate with the outside world, and the outside world has to talk back. And—like most communications magic—that often happens via radio waves.
The increasing number of smart objects on Earth (in addition to WiFi-beaming satellites and car radars and ubiquitous cell coverage) is causing problems for scientists who want to look beyond our planet: Astronomers are finding it harder and harder to detect faint radio signals from space, which sometimes come in on the same frequencies as human technology. Scientists, industry, and the government are trying to share a spectrum so crowded many call it a crisis.
Right now, the FCC regulates the use of the radio spectrum. And it saves some "bands", or ranges of frequencies, mostly for radio astronomy. Around 1,400 megahertz, for example, astronomers can fairly safely look for neutral hydrogen. A bit higher, near 1,600 megahertz, the FCC has protections for hydroxyl observations. In fully protected bands, like hydrogen's, no one else—not a smart toothbrush maker or a cell phone provider—can broadcast at those frequencies.
The rest of the spectrum is split among 29 other services, like "broadcasting," "amateur," "mobile," and "meteorological aids." Within some of those slices, companies vie for specific sections. Cell providers, for instance, paid $19 billion earlier this year for 84 gigahertz of bandwidth that television broadcasters used to use.
In some visions of the future, smart devices capture, quantify, and control most aspects of daily life. The oven knows you forgot about your cookies and cools them off for you at peak crisped-edginess. The fan knows you have entered the room and desire a breeze. The pillow knows when you start snoring and vibrates so you shift in your sleep. Alexa can order you one! OK, Google?
Here's the thing, though: For those chips in those devices to do any good, they have to communicate with the outside world, and the outside world has to talk back. And—like most communications magic—that often happens via radio waves.
The increasing number of smart objects on Earth (in addition to WiFi-beaming satellites and car radars and ubiquitous cell coverage) is causing problems for scientists who want to look beyond our planet: Astronomers are finding it harder and harder to detect faint radio signals from space, which sometimes come in on the same frequencies as human technology. Scientists, industry, and the government are trying to share a spectrum so crowded many call it a crisis.
Right now, the FCC regulates the use of the radio spectrum. And it saves some "bands", or ranges of frequencies, mostly for radio astronomy. Around 1,400 megahertz, for example, astronomers can fairly safely look for neutral hydrogen. A bit higher, near 1,600 megahertz, the FCC has protections for hydroxyl observations. In fully protected bands, like hydrogen's, no one else—not a smart toothbrush maker or a cell phone provider—can broadcast at those frequencies.
The rest of the spectrum is split among 29 other services, like "broadcasting," "amateur," "mobile," and "meteorological aids." Within some of those slices, companies vie for specific sections. Cell providers, for instance, paid $19 billion earlier this year for 84 gigahertz of bandwidth that television broadcasters used to use.
Read more at https://www.wired.com/story/your-connected-devices-are-screwing-up-astronomy/.
^^^
None of this shit is merely coincidental.
Bonus humor: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18877007
None of this shit is merely coincidental.
Bonus humor: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18877007
^^^ You don't even realize that you are part of it with FE.
^^^ You must have been very young the first time a priest came in your mouth.
Regards as to how young, he didn't turn at all that bad ...
"I started feelin' my globe a kickin' durin' the first trimester.
Since then, I'm nearly over gettin' raped by the captain of the Chess Club."
^^^
None of this shit is merely coincidental.
Bonus humor: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18877007
None of this shit is merely coincidental.
Bonus humor: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18877007
^^^ You don't even realize that you are part of it with FE.
^^^ You must have been very young the first time a priest came in your mouth.
^^^
None of this shit is merely coincidental.
Bonus humor: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18877007
None of this shit is merely coincidental.
Bonus humor: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18877007
^^^ You don't even realize that you are part of it with FE.
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