comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 3 minutes ago
The Looney Toons one always gets me for the Mandela Effect.
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Not seen this one. Seen the JFK one?
It's probable theories being passed on as fact though. Gravity is still pretty much a theory in the science world but it's a fact pretty much everywhere else.
That's pretty much my point though. People solemnly believe science and ridicule religion in the very next sentence for believing things that aren't facts. Just playing devil's advocate.
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comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 3 minutes ago
The Looney Toons one always gets me for the Mandela Effect.
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Not seen this one. Seen the JFK one?
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Basically I've always believed it's Looney Toons and not Looney Tunes. I swear that was the logo throughout my whole childhood.
I'll look up the JFK one.
String theory basically disproves the theory of relativity and gravity so possibly.
Religion is bollox though.
Religion is bollox...I think there's some legs to spirituality though.
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 1 second ago
Religion is bollox...I think there's some legs to spirituality though.
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Absolutely. I'm a big believer in energy.
Omnipotent patriarchial figures in the shape of man not so much.
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comment by Reputable Poster Diafol Coch 77 (U2462)
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Brilliant Kneerash. Thanks. Good for a laugh or two!
That flat earth one earlier was really good when he realises he's proven something he didn't want to!
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The line in Beyond the curve is great, when at the end the lad Jerenism (also well worth a look on youtube) goes "interesting" when his mate holds the light way above his head and proves the earth is curved
I think I've watched that doc 4 times now, I just find it hilarious, really do like flat earth as social media is so full of toxic rubbish now this offers a real outlet.
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I did watch that.
My job is working on social media channels and some of the rubbish I read is amazing!
There's a lot of good things on there but it just gets drowned out in all the noise.
Will give these videos a watch.
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Oh nice job mate! I cna only imagine the nonsens you see, at least you're getting paid ofr it, I do it for the craic
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It's for a Government Department though so not as much fun as it would be for a private company. We have to be careful of everything we write (my Welsh has to be perfect otherwise that faux pas would be picked up!), have to be careful of the images we use (in terms of making sure there's a gender/disability/race balance - these things are measured!) and have to be very mindful of the political landscape.
The good thing though is I get to be on social media all day and nobody really knows why I'm looking at a certain article. I'd just tell them it was something that appeared on the timeline if someone asked.
It's not very science proven though.
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 22 minutes ago
I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories. I'll admit it.
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It is a very common trend among the JA 606 Liverpool community.
Most of the nut jobs on the 9/11 classic were your guys.
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 1 second ago
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 22 minutes ago
I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories. I'll admit it.
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It is a very common trend among the JA 606 Liverpool community.
Most of the nut jobs on the 9/11 classic were your guys.
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Thought on the NY Fire service requesting an investigation VC?
Or was that fakw news? Font actually know. Think I read thousands of architects had questioned it too.
You're a nut job if you don't think 9/11 was an inside job
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comment by Robbing Hoody - tell me I can't and I'll show you I can (U6374)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 1 second ago
Religion is bollox...I think there's some legs to spirituality though.
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Absolutely. I'm a big believer in energy.
Omnipotent patriarchial figures in the shape of man not so much.
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who doesn't believe in energy?
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As a major force in the universe in the form of te laws of attraction? Lots of people.
You're a nut job if you don't think 9/11 was an inside job
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Whatever.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.globalresearch.ca/new-york-area-fire-commissioners-make-history-call-new-911-investigation/5684982/amp
Think I read thousands of architects had questioned it too.
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There was a web site with these thousands of architects on it about 9/11.
I have a comment on it. Guess what, I have no idea about architecture.
It was a very major flaw with the website. Like most conspiracy websites.
Which is fine but if the fire department are genuinely questioning it then I feel it may have legs.
Which is fine but if the fire department are genuinely questioning it then I feel it may have legs.
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It would have lots of legs if they have evidence of explosives bringing down buildings. It isn't something that can be hid.
It would take a hell of a lot of PE4 to bring down buildings that big.
I actually wonder at the absurdity that no one would ever notice this vast amount of explosives being in a building occupied by thousands of people.
Could be wrong but I think the fire department is more to do with the impact it's had on firefighters. I know a couple of weeks ago there was a big thing about them not getting healthcare covered.
Obviously they're not going to leave explosives out in the open for everyone to see
comment by -bloodred- (U1222)
posted 11 minutes ago
Like most normal and sensible people (yes, me!) I think the anti-vaccination lot are idiots. Does anyone on here have the balls or even a coherent argument as to why the anti-vaccination movement are right?
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Man I wish Stretty was still here
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Anyone asked Strippo about this yet?
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 6 minutes ago
Obviously they're not going to leave explosives out in the open for everyone to see
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I read it would take thermite to melt the beams.
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 12 minutes ago
Obviously they're not going to leave explosives out in the open for everyone to see
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Of course not. But you still have to get huge amounts of explosives into the building and planted and a system rigged up for them to go off in order. Which is a huge stretch. Unless you think that all the security guards working at the building were happy for all those innocent people (and themselves) to be killed.
What would an architect know about the effects of temperature on the structural integrity of load-bearing elements?
Architects get paid for drawing nice pictures. End of.
Talk to an actual structural engineer. Steel will undergo catastrophic failure well before the melting point is achieved.
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posted on 21/8/19
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 3 minutes ago
The Looney Toons one always gets me for the Mandela Effect.
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Not seen this one. Seen the JFK one?
posted on 21/8/19
It's probable theories being passed on as fact though. Gravity is still pretty much a theory in the science world but it's a fact pretty much everywhere else.
That's pretty much my point though. People solemnly believe science and ridicule religion in the very next sentence for believing things that aren't facts. Just playing devil's advocate.
posted on 21/8/19
comment by Robbing Hoody - tell me I can't and I'll show you I can (U6374)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 3 minutes ago
The Looney Toons one always gets me for the Mandela Effect.
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Not seen this one. Seen the JFK one?
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Basically I've always believed it's Looney Toons and not Looney Tunes. I swear that was the logo throughout my whole childhood.
I'll look up the JFK one.
posted on 21/8/19
String theory basically disproves the theory of relativity and gravity so possibly.
Religion is bollox though.
posted on 21/8/19
Religion is bollox...I think there's some legs to spirituality though.
posted on 21/8/19
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 1 second ago
Religion is bollox...I think there's some legs to spirituality though.
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Absolutely. I'm a big believer in energy.
Omnipotent patriarchial figures in the shape of man not so much.
posted on 21/8/19
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posted on 21/8/19
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 12 minutes ago
comment by Reputable Poster Diafol Coch 77 (U2462)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 56 seconds ago
comment by Reputable Poster Diafol Coch 77 (U2462)
posted 4 minutes ago
Brilliant Kneerash. Thanks. Good for a laugh or two!
That flat earth one earlier was really good when he realises he's proven something he didn't want to!
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The line in Beyond the curve is great, when at the end the lad Jerenism (also well worth a look on youtube) goes "interesting" when his mate holds the light way above his head and proves the earth is curved
I think I've watched that doc 4 times now, I just find it hilarious, really do like flat earth as social media is so full of toxic rubbish now this offers a real outlet.
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I did watch that.
My job is working on social media channels and some of the rubbish I read is amazing!
There's a lot of good things on there but it just gets drowned out in all the noise.
Will give these videos a watch.
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Oh nice job mate! I cna only imagine the nonsens you see, at least you're getting paid ofr it, I do it for the craic
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It's for a Government Department though so not as much fun as it would be for a private company. We have to be careful of everything we write (my Welsh has to be perfect otherwise that faux pas would be picked up!), have to be careful of the images we use (in terms of making sure there's a gender/disability/race balance - these things are measured!) and have to be very mindful of the political landscape.
The good thing though is I get to be on social media all day and nobody really knows why I'm looking at a certain article. I'd just tell them it was something that appeared on the timeline if someone asked.
posted on 21/8/19
It's not very science proven though.
posted on 21/8/19
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 22 minutes ago
I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories. I'll admit it.
................
It is a very common trend among the JA 606 Liverpool community.
Most of the nut jobs on the 9/11 classic were your guys.
posted on 21/8/19
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 1 second ago
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 22 minutes ago
I'm a sucker for conspiracy theories. I'll admit it.
................
It is a very common trend among the JA 606 Liverpool community.
Most of the nut jobs on the 9/11 classic were your guys.
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Thought on the NY Fire service requesting an investigation VC?
Or was that fakw news? Font actually know. Think I read thousands of architects had questioned it too.
posted on 21/8/19
Gat dingers
posted on 21/8/19
You're a nut job if you don't think 9/11 was an inside job
posted on 21/8/19
comment by hippopotamus (U1301)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Robbing Hoody - tell me I can't and I'll show you I can (U6374)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 1 second ago
Religion is bollox...I think there's some legs to spirituality though.
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Absolutely. I'm a big believer in energy.
Omnipotent patriarchial figures in the shape of man not so much.
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who doesn't believe in energy?
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As a major force in the universe in the form of te laws of attraction? Lots of people.
posted on 21/8/19
You're a nut job if you don't think 9/11 was an inside job
.......................
Whatever.
posted on 21/8/19
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.globalresearch.ca/new-york-area-fire-commissioners-make-history-call-new-911-investigation/5684982/amp
posted on 21/8/19
Think I read thousands of architects had questioned it too.
.........
There was a web site with these thousands of architects on it about 9/11.
I have a comment on it. Guess what, I have no idea about architecture.
It was a very major flaw with the website. Like most conspiracy websites.
posted on 21/8/19
Which is fine but if the fire department are genuinely questioning it then I feel it may have legs.
posted on 21/8/19
Which is fine but if the fire department are genuinely questioning it then I feel it may have legs.
..............
It would have lots of legs if they have evidence of explosives bringing down buildings. It isn't something that can be hid.
It would take a hell of a lot of PE4 to bring down buildings that big.
I actually wonder at the absurdity that no one would ever notice this vast amount of explosives being in a building occupied by thousands of people.
posted on 21/8/19
Could be wrong but I think the fire department is more to do with the impact it's had on firefighters. I know a couple of weeks ago there was a big thing about them not getting healthcare covered.
posted on 21/8/19
Obviously they're not going to leave explosives out in the open for everyone to see
posted on 21/8/19
comment by -bloodred- (U1222)
posted 11 minutes ago
Like most normal and sensible people (yes, me!) I think the anti-vaccination lot are idiots. Does anyone on here have the balls or even a coherent argument as to why the anti-vaccination movement are right?
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Man I wish Stretty was still here
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Anyone asked Strippo about this yet?
posted on 21/8/19
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 6 minutes ago
Obviously they're not going to leave explosives out in the open for everyone to see
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I read it would take thermite to melt the beams.
posted on 21/8/19
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 12 minutes ago
Obviously they're not going to leave explosives out in the open for everyone to see
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Of course not. But you still have to get huge amounts of explosives into the building and planted and a system rigged up for them to go off in order. Which is a huge stretch. Unless you think that all the security guards working at the building were happy for all those innocent people (and themselves) to be killed.
posted on 21/8/19
What would an architect know about the effects of temperature on the structural integrity of load-bearing elements?
Architects get paid for drawing nice pictures. End of.
Talk to an actual structural engineer. Steel will undergo catastrophic failure well before the melting point is achieved.
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