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February Stundie Nominations

I'm not sure if this really qualifies as a stundie, but I feel like this kid is going places! His first wise move: registering at a fmotl forum to ask for advice on how to "lawfully rebel" against the school system and drop out of school.

I am aware of the possibility that I could wind up doing nothing with my life, heh.
I was thinking of looking into what I want to do, then knock around university campuses and privately consult professors who have an interest in giving me advice on what I want to do.

It's possible that I might get my own land when I turn 18, which I could use for self sufficiency gardening and doing some experimenting with free energy and the like.
What education would I get? I might look into massage therapy, as I think I like that. I could supplement that with building free energy engines and doing odd jobs, it might even be possible to build a free energy engine and sell it to the grid! That would require a basic and working understanding of engineering, but I'm confident I can figure it out.
Of course that's only if free energy actually exists.

Source: http://forum.worldfreemansociety.org/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=12595

Anyway, probably not really fair to laugh at a kid, but whatever, I smoked a lot of weed in high school and I was still fairly satisfied that there was no such thing as a free energy machine.
 
Anyway, probably not really fair to laugh at a kid, but whatever, I smoked a lot of weed in high school and I was still fairly satisfied that there was no such thing as a free energy machine.




And that's the saddest part about all these internet whackjobs spouting off their nonsense. As with you, when I was a kid, "free energy" or "perpetual motion" machines were well understood to be nonsense, but these days, we have enough nuts spewing enough crap that some people actually start thinking there might be something there.

So now we have a kid who's apparently interested in engineering, and who might actually invent something useful if he studies it for real, deciding to waste his life tinkering in the shed on crap that will never work.
 
I'm not sure if this really qualifies as a stundie, but I feel like this kid is going places! His first wise move: registering at a fmotl forum to ask for advice on how to "lawfully rebel" against the school system and drop out of school.



Oh, and then someone gives him this wonderful piece of advice:

you could do a project on biodiesel.
of course if you happened to use nitric acid (acid-base method) in your ignorance and ended up with nitroglycerine and happened to flatten a bit of school property and/or leave a big hole in the ground.. well, i'm sure the problem of removing yourself from school would solve itself for you.
 
Horatius said:
I'm not sure if this really qualifies as a stundie, but I feel like this kid is going places! His first wise move: registering at a fmotl forum to ask for advice on how to "lawfully rebel" against the school system and drop out of school.



Oh, and then someone gives him this wonderful piece of advice:

you could do a project on biodiesel.
of course if you happened to use nitric acid (acid-base method) in your ignorance and ended up with nitroglycerine and happened to flatten a bit of school property and/or leave a big hole in the ground.. well, i'm sure the problem of removing yourself from school would solve itself for you.

Perhaps someone should quote him some literature, as well:

Willy found some dynamite
Didn't understand it, quite.
Curiosity seldom pays;
It rained Willy seven days.
 
Source: http://forum.worldfreemansociety.org/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=12595

Anyway, probably not really fair to laugh at a kid, but whatever, I smoked a lot of weed in high school and I was still fairly satisfied that there was no such thing as a free energy machine.


I can't get over the fact that 1) he wants to build "free energy engines" to supplement an income from massage therapy, and 2) he's not even sure if free energy exists in the first place, which means he'd basically be inventing a working free energy engine and he still only wants to use that as a supplement to his income. How much money does he think massage therapists make? I don't personally know, and I'm sure it's a respectable amount, but it can't be anyway near "I solved the world's energy problems".

And that's ignoring that free energy is bunk.

Stay in school, kid.
 
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we have a winner
http://forum.davidicke.com/showpost.php?p=1060589778&postcount=11
Merlincove over on Ickes posted this as an alleged real letter received.


Rumplestilkin wrote


then a newbie to the site wrote
:D:D
I think they are going to fit in well on Ickes

When challenged on "31st February," the reply was:

Can you prove the evidence i offered is false? i don't think you can, and neither can i prove it to be true.

I only ever visit Ickes to read stundies in more detail, but it seems like a place where people just like to tell stories and pretend.
 
This one made me laugh out loud....

http://forum.davidicke.com/showpost.php?p=1060595055&postcount=1554

"During an interview with Astronaut Budd Hopkins, who allegedly walked on the moon, Jarrah appeared and asked Budd why the moon rock that they gave to the Queen of Holland turned out to be a fake, which was reported on the news. Budd had no answer, was embarrassed and politely avoided the topic. You can see the video of this embarrassing moment on Jarrah's YouTube Channel (linked below)

Obviously, media celebrities are all about image. They are not intellectuals or truth seekers. That's why when confronted by genuine intellectual truth seekers, such as Jarrah White, they are outmatched and run away in fear.

The stupid media should stop giving all their expensive overpriced air time to stupid people, and instead give more airtime to intellectuals with more substantive and important things to say, such as Jarrah White and me."


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Give it up all you Apollo stooges. We have been discovered.

Poster Mandelbrot at the Icke Foundation to Further Stundie Research has discovered incontrovertible proof that NASA faked the Apollo missions:

Now, explain to me why NASA took such a chance for the Apollo missions when it was not discovered until 1998 that the Apollo landing were in the moon's hot spots.

Yes, NASA took a chance landing on the surface of the moon that was discovered to be more radioactive 30 years later.

Their lack of foresight is.......disappointing.
 
Give it up all you Apollo stooges. We have been discovered.

Poster Mandelbrot at the Icke Foundation to Further Stundie Research has discovered incontrovertible proof that NASA faked the Apollo missions:



Yes, NASA took a chance landing on the surface of the moon that was discovered to be more radioactive 30 years later.

Their lack of foresight is.......disappointing.

Aww you stole my nomination :(

I know lots more things now than I did in my 20s. Therefore I didn't exist in my 20s.

I'll make up for my loss by nominating wwu77:

Research? Research is for amateurs

During an interview with Astronaut Budd Hopkins, who allegedly walked on the moon, Jarrah appeared and asked Budd why the moon rock that they gave to the Queen of Holland turned out to be a fake, which was reported on the news. Budd had no answer, was embarrassed and politely avoided the topic.

Where to start...
 
Research? Research is for amateurs

During an interview with Astronaut Budd Hopkins, who allegedly walked on the moon, Jarrah appeared and asked Budd why the moon rock that they gave to the Queen of Holland turned out to be a fake, which was reported on the news. Budd had no answer, was embarrassed and politely avoided the topic.

Where to start...
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Okay, so here I am worried about my long term memory, thinking I would at least *recognize* all of the Apollo guys' names by sight even if I didn't remember all the details, so I google Hopkins...

Seriously?

TW and Erock, you owe me several seconds of my life back...
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I'm not sure if this really qualifies as a stundie, but I feel like this kid is going places! His first wise move: registering at a fmotl forum to ask for advice on how to "lawfully rebel" against the school system and drop out of school.



Source: http://forum.worldfreemansociety.org/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=12595

Anyway, probably not really fair to laugh at a kid, but whatever, I smoked a lot of weed in high school and I was still fairly satisfied that there was no such thing as a free energy machine.

While I've never smoked weed (hell I don't even drink coffee) I just can't imagine being messed up enough to think that I could supplement my income by inventing a device that the entire collective of humanity cannot.
 
While I've never smoked weed (hell I don't even drink coffee) I just can't imagine being messed up enough to think that I could supplement my income by inventing a device that the entire collective of humanity cannot.

But he said it would require basic engineering skills?

God i would love to know what he considers complex.
 

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