January Stundie Nominations

[Horatius]

Killtown has been researching the murderous attacks of september 11,2001
and is well respected in the truth communities for his work.

The rest of the post is pretty out there as well, but the notion that Killtown, who was banned from, or shunned at, so many Truther sites he had to create his own forums to post his crap, is "well respected" in the Truther community is just priceless.

 

[dudalb]

When the US Military set up Huminatrian operations in Haiti, look for the CTers to go batcrap crazy.

 

[uke2se]

Don't know if this has been entered before, or if it's even eligible, but here's an old friend of yours on his webpage:

Quite basically my experience shows me that up to 70% of the active posters on any board are actually agents of some form.

Source: algoxy.com/psych/whatis9-11forums_icke.html

This was as a reaction to him being banned on the David Icke forums for being too crazy.

 

[Blue Mountain]

Don't know if this has been entered before, or if it's even eligible, but here's an old friend of yours on his webpage

(snip)

This was as a reaction to him being banned on the David Icke forums for being too crazy.

I didn't think that was possible!

 

[dudalb]

I didn't think that was possible!

Anybody who gets banned from the Icke forums for being too crazy has to be posting from a unwatched computer at a mental institution.

 

[332nd]

Link?

Whoops!
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=155226.40

 

[Travis]

I didn't think that was possible!

I used to see the Ickeites berate him with smothering condescension. Which is very, very sad.

 

[Rolfe]

I think this one’s a qualifier.

If you think water does not have anti gravity properties ask your self how tons of it can hang in our atmosphere.

http://www.youtube.com/comment_servlet?all_comments&v=vKwBOkOviaU

Nobody acknowledged the awesomeness of this, so I will. I love the ones that completely don't understand basic physics. It's no wonder I was Malcolm Kirkman's biggest fan.

Rolfe.

 

[Travis]

Nobody acknowledged the awesomeness of this, so I will. I love the ones that completely don't understand basic physics. It's no wonder I was Malcolm Kirkman's biggest fan.

Rolfe.

Trust me, there is no way that isn't getting into the finals.

 

[IMST]

It's probably got my vote. Unless I find a particularly stunning one before the end of the month.

 

[Disbelief]

Nobody acknowledged the awesomeness of this, so I will. I love the ones that completely don't understand basic physics. It's no wonder I was Malcolm Kirkman's biggest fan.

Rolfe.

You are wrong though, water does have anti gravity properties. Take beach ball and drop it while standing on land, it hits the ground. Drop the same beach ball onto a lake, and it does not hit the ground, but instead floats on the water! Thorough proof of the anti gravity property of water!

 

[Rolfe]

Rolfe.

 

[Unsecured Coins]

I doth nominate this for a look into Stundiedom

you should base the content by the title, that's what most people do.

 

[Elizabeth I]

you should base the content by the title, that's what most people do.

 

[rwguinn]

I doth nominate this for a look into Stundiedom

Judging books by the cover, or movies by the poster.
But I expect no less from our favorite 17th century astrolo astronomer

 

[carlitos]

I don't know if claims of alien / ufos count, but this one is pretty good.

Did you offer to post a link? LOL, Please don't bother, I'm a legend at it:

followed by a wall o'text pasted from somewhere, that contains not one single link.

 

[carlitos]

does this help?

"Don't judge a book by its cover"

 

[Travis]

I doth nominate this for a look into Stundiedom

Hoo boy that's a good one too.

 

[332nd]

Not quite a stundie but check out the "Customers Who brought this item..."
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0805470859/?tag=buzz0f-20

 

[Unsecured Coins]

3 minutes later, still in tears laughing