Oliver
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.. yet I'm always let with an empty feeling inside.
It´s called IFS ... the "Ignore Function Syndrome"
.. yet I'm always let with an empty feeling inside.
Remind me again why.
I didn't say that... they're making this crap up.
It´s called IFS ... the "Ignore Function Syndrome"![]()
This is what he changed it to.
It's also a two way street.
I think 28K has exhausted his entertainment potential and is now just playing like a broken record.
If he changes his ways and actually starts to listen and learn, I trust someone will point this out and I would be happy to remove him from ignoreland.
But for now I have no interest in seeing anything he types.
Are you saying that 28K deleted his cocked up calculation and posted a disclaimer?
If so, he just outed himself as a blatant and stupid liar.![]()
Are you saying that 28K deleted his cocked up calculation and posted a disclaimer?
If so, he just outed himself as a blatant and stupid liar.![]()
28IQ said:I didn't say that... they're making this crap up.
This is what he changed it to.
28IQ said:I was going off of freefall times that someone else came up with. According to this video, freefall for steel beams a certain size would be 4.7 seconds over the distance of 100 meters.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ml_n5gJgQ_U
So we divide 100 meters into the height of WTC 2 (415m) We get 4.15.
4.15 X 4.7 = 19.505 seconds.
You all know I've got the goods... and that is why you all bail out of the debate and start hurling insults... classic stuff really.
Chalmers: Oh my god your kitchen is on fire!
Skinner: No it isn't
Chalmers: What was that then?
Skinner: Umm the Aurora Borealis.
Chalmers: The aurora borealis? At this time of year? In this part of the country? Localized to your kitchen?
Skinner: ... Yes.
Chalmers: Can I see it?
Oh if I was only off his ignore list so I could pose that same question to 28th...
I was going off of freefall times that someone else came up with. According to this video, freefall for steel beams a certain size would be 4.7 seconds over the distance of 100 meters.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ml_n5gJgQ_U
So we divide 100 meters into the height of WTC 2 (415m) We get 4.15.
4.15 X 4.7 = 19.505 seconds.
I was going off of freefall times that someone else came up with. According to this video, freefall for flat steel beams would be 5.6 seconds over the distance of 100 meters.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ml_n5gJgQ_U
So we divide 100 meters into the height of WTC 2 (415m) We get 4.15.
4.15 X 5.6 = 23.24 seconds.
Originally Posted by 28th Kingdom http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2237441#post2237441http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/helloworld/buttons/viewpost.gif
How many versions are there?
So a 110 building...takes 2-3 more seconds to fall than an object that is hurling unimpeded and unobstructed through the air... and you think this bodes well for you.
What about good ole WTC 7 which did fall at freefall:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ml_n5gJgQ_U
DOH!
I was going off of freefall times that someone else came up with. According to this video, freefall for flat steel beams would be 5.6 seconds over the distance of 100 meters.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ml_n5gJgQ_U
So we divide 100 meters into the height of WTC 2 (415m) We get 4.15.
4.15 X 5.6 = 23.24 seconds.
Hehehehe!Because he went back and totally changed his own screwup.
Too bad it was quoted numerous times.
Are you saying that 28K deleted his cocked up calculation and posted a disclaimer?
Hehehehe!
All this fighting against Uncle Sam and then pulling a truely Orwellian feat of redaction.
Brilliant!