On 11/1/2020 at 11:40 AM, Toty said:

In a lot of ways the homeopathic movement reminds me of flat earth. They need a dose of reality but what they're getting is an overpriced dilution.

To me it reminds me of the Creationist movement. Proven wrong by science.

17 minutes ago, jsdarkstar said:

To me it reminds me of the Creationist movement. Proven wrong by science.

Any chance we can combine flat earth and literal creationism? 

How about "The Earth is a 6,000 year old pizza!"

We get it Toty - you're calling him Corky or basically retarded.  

 

EagleVA had some sort of psychotic break at some point.  Maybe he's a veteran with PTSD.  Unfortunately, you guys are never going to get through there. 

45 minutes ago, PoconoDon said:

Any chance we can combine flat earth and literal creationism? 

How about "The Earth is a 6,000 year old pizza!"

On 11/1/2020 at 8:34 AM, EagleVA said:

Wait, does gravity push or pull? 

I mean forcing cooler air down sounds like a push to me.

I BS you not, every post you make on this topic shows you ain't so bright.......and that's an understatement, you're flat-out dumb, pun intended.

So you don't understand air pressure either.  Noted.

1 minute ago, Toty said:

You ruined it!

I was hoping he was following the bread crumbs on his own.

He doesn't watch tv movies or go on vacation. So those connections will not be made by him

4 hours ago, PoconoDon said:

Any chance we can combine flat earth and literal creationism? 

How about "The Earth is a 6,000 year old pizza!"

I think this already happened on the old boards too and a couple people who were previously piling on the flat earthers suddenly took offense at their beliefs now being the subject of ridicule. When keeping it real goes wrong, I guess.

1 minute ago, Toty said:

Wow, that's hilarious. Wish I found this place sooner, I would have made a lot of enemies.

At least religious people can lean on the notion, however weak, that there's no way to know for sure one way or the other. Flat earthers have precisely nothing. It perplexes me.

To be clear, the jokes were aimed at creationists, not religious people in general. I remember it was probs posting a picture of Jesus on a dinosaur that ruffled some feathers.

4 hours ago, PoconoDon said:

Any chance we can combine flat earth and literal creationism? 

How about "The Earth is a 6,000 year old pizza!"

That sounds like code. What do you mean by 6,000 year old pizza? 
 

6 year old PIZZA!!!!! 
 

Pizza Comet!!!!!!!!! 

28 minutes ago, Toty said:

You all keep telling me otherwise but I still think people who say they believe this are full of it.

It's something else... just a matter of saving face or something

It's definitely strange. They all say the same exact things. If you ever click on any of his videos that he puts on here. All the comments are exactly the same and have the same thought process. They are not sheep though

22 minutes ago, Bwestbrook36 said:

It's definitely strange. They all say the same exact things. If you ever click on any of his videos that he puts on here. All the comments are exactly the same and have the same thought process. They are not sheep though

I noticed that when I first found out there was such a thing as a belief in flat earth a few weeks after our Super Bowl. All the stories seemed to be a carbon copy of each other...

”I used to be a globe earth believer.”

”I thought the idea of flat earth was ridiculous.” 

"I became a flat earther because I couldn’t debunk flat earth.”

 

Its all the same BS brain washing, and still no valid reason for a cover up anyway despite attempts to give reasons. 

2 hours ago, 20dawk4life said:

That sounds like code. What do you mean by 6,000 year old pizza? 
 

6 year old PIZZA!!!!! 
 

Pizza Comet!!!!!!!!! 

Someone said Pizza:

4 hours ago, 20dawk4life said:

That sounds like code. What do you mean by 6,000 year old pizza? 
 

6 year old PIZZA!!!!! 
 

Pizza Comet!!!!!!!!! 

Would you like that with or without sausage?

Maybe a side of clams?

Debunking the flat earth theory is so easy, flat earthers do it  constantly.

They just don't believe the results, because they already KNOW the answer and the science is ONLY to prove what they already know.

The curvature of the Earth captured from an SR-71, a non-mythical aircraft.

17 hours ago, PoconoDon said:

Would you like that with or without sausage?

Maybe a side of clams?

You sick bastid. Let the kids go!!!!! 

22 hours ago, Toty said:

 

Where's the curvature on this basketball Toastrel, huh? Answer THAT! Sheep.

 

Trick question. Everyone knows basketballs are really flat.

Prove the Earth is round

 

https://thechive.com/2020/11/05/professor-brilliantly-patiently-shuts-down-flat-earthers-with-well-rounded-advice/

On 11/3/2020 at 7:41 AM, Toastrel said:

The curvature of the Earth captured from an SR-71, a non-mythical aircraft.

CGI. 

On 11/2/2020 at 5:04 PM, Bwestbrook36 said:

It's definitely strange. They all say the same exact things. If you ever click on any of his videos that he puts on here. All the comments are exactly the same and have the same thought process. They are not sheep though

I'll tell you what's strange, reading comments of others concerning a presentation, it's like you don't have a functioning brain that leads you to your own conclusions.

I personally have never read the comments of others to see what they thought of the presentation.....EVER!! 

1 minute ago, EagleVA said:

I'll tell you what's strange, reading comments of others concerning a presentation, it's like you don't have a functioning brain that leads you to your own conclusions.

I personally have never read the comments of others to see what they thought of the presentation.....EVER!! 

Not our fault you don't enjoy a good laugh.  The comment section of flat earth videos should get awards for comedy.

2 minutes ago, EagleVA said:

 

I personally have never read the comments of others to see what they thought of the presentation.....EVER!! 

that's called going through life with blinders on. 

20 minutes ago, EagleVA said:

I'll tell you what's strange, reading comments of others concerning a presentation, it's like you don't have a functioning brain that leads you to your own conclusions.

I personally have never read the comments of others to see what they thought of the presentation.....EVER!! 

22 hours ago, EagleVA said:

I'll tell you what's strange, reading comments of others concerning a presentation, it's like you don't have a functioning brain that leads you to your own conclusions.

I personally have never read the comments of others to see what they thought of the presentation.....EVER!! 

My neighbor belong to group called the Dinosaur Earth Society.  And he had some theories, i'm  not saying it right but interesting stuff to think about