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Jul 21 2016 04:12am
Quote (Azrad @ 21 Jul 2016 05:09)
Well here is what could work to explain the "Southern Cross":

Its like a coin, and there is a flip side (as suggested above), but since we would clearly notice the edge, perhaps the edge is kind of thick and rounded, you know like a slow gradual rounding across the face of the coin and wrapping around to the other side. Oh wait, I just described a sphere!



Profound! I think we've got it!
Now are the poles capped?
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Jul 21 2016 04:28am
Quote (card_sultan @ Jul 21 2016 01:43am)
Do you? Could you explain how a theory is not a theory, this is why you are confused - because you think of it as fact, but that's just in your own mind.



Well lets look at the definition of a fusion bomb:

A pure fusion weapon is a hypothetical hydrogen bomb design that does not need a fission "primary" explosiveto ignite the fusion of deuterium and tritium, two heavy isotopes of hydrogen

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k proved wrong for the 15th time, please take your Degree and go back to the bar you came from



I never said there was another side to flat earth, but i have heard of that theory before



Trying to disprove science with english :rofl:
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Jul 21 2016 04:34am
Quote (GetOnYourKnees @ 21 Jul 2016 05:28)
Trying to disprove science with english :rofl:



I think the point is you can't have flame without oxygen
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Jul 21 2016 05:12am


Did I miss the part where it was explained...why all the water on the Earth, doesn't run off the edge. ??
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Jul 21 2016 05:22am
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Did I miss the part where it was explained...why all the water on the Earth, doesn't run off the edge. ??



Ice wall Antarctica perimeter.
"Winter is Coming"
This is dangerous stuff to the prol mind
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Jul 21 2016 05:28am
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Did I miss the part where it was explained...why all the water on the Earth, doesn't run off the edge. ??


Earlier, one of the flat Earthers (is that how you spell it?) told us the Earth was infinite: no edge. He failed to tell us which direction we need to travel to get some of that free real estate though, but that might explain the water not falling of! The best part is they switch gears as quickly as they need to, to explain the question at hand, no matter the contradiction this creates with their previous answers to questions.
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Jul 21 2016 05:29am
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Ice wall Antarctica perimeter.
"Winter is Coming"
This is dangerous stuff to the prol mind




Ah, convenient. I guess the warmer water of the oceans doesn't melt this "ice wall" :)


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Earlier, one of the flat Earthers (is that how you spell it?) told us the Earth was infinite: no edge. He failed to tell us which direction we need to travel to get some of that free real estate though, but that might explain the water not falling of! The best part is they switch gears as quickly as they need to, to explain the question at hand, no matter the contradiction this creates with their previous answers to questions.


Yes, circular logic...always ready for the need to defend an irrational statement. :)






/e I almost hate to post this otherwise great book...here. But it should shake things up a bit. It's NOT an argument for a Flat Earth, but rather an easy way to understand the various dimensions.

https://www.amazon.com/Flatland-Romance-Dimensions-Thrift-Editions/dp/048627263X

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Jul 21 2016 05:44am
Quote (Ghot @ Jul 21 2016 07:29am)
Ah, convenient. I guess the warmer water of the oceans doesn't melt this "ice wall" :)


No, because ice is cold and 400 meters high
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Jul 21 2016 05:47am
Quote (Asexual @ Jul 21 2016 06:44am)
No, because ice is cold and 400 meters high




Damn, I need to get me some of that ice, when I mix my next drink. :D
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Jul 21 2016 05:47am
Why couldn't this be about flatland not flat earth

Now that's a worthwhile philosophical topic rather than a flat out joke




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trigonometry, parallax, 24 hour live feed from a satelite

i like how this guy nailed it on the first post then we have 39 other pages of tards bitching

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