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Just when you thought it couldn't get any more dumb

Theses things are the poster-boys for condoms and any other type of birth control.

Aand just when I think I have reached the bottom of the idiot barrell, I find yet ANOTHER false bottom.
 
triforcharity said:
Theses things are the poster-boys for condoms and any other type of birth control.

Aand just when I think I have reached the bottom of the idiot barrell, I find yet ANOTHER false bottom.
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Maybe you haven't yet found The Web Fairy. The most graphically painful (to go along with the "immensely stupid") site on the web.

http://www.thewebfairy.com/911/index.htm



Of course, if you're looking for the true BOTTOM of the bottom of the barrel, there's always the Angels for Truth - she's the craze-o who attributes the events of 911 to Pteradactyls, if I'm not mistaken. On one page, she gives photo credits for stuff she stole from Dover Publications, "Photos are curiosity of Dover Publishing".

http://angelsfortruth.com/Seekers of Truth.html
 
:eye-poppi :jaw-dropp :eye-poppi :jaw-dropp :eye-poppi :jaw-dropp :eye-poppi

The clothing is going to follow gravity whether the body has more mass or not. If a woman wearing a dress was falling would the skirt stay down around her ankles? If you're upside down, your clothes are going to fall towards the ground, not toward your feet.(If your feet are above you)
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A skirt on a body with the hem originally facing downward is aerodynamcially different than a skirt that is "upside down", because air would fill the inside of the skirt like a parachute and cause drag . If you fall head first in a skirt, the initial momentum, is going to cause the skirt to move toward you head and once it is bunched up it will not be as affected by wind drag and will stay at least partially toward you head.
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From:
http://forum.911movement.org/index.php?showtopic=6714&view=getnewpost

Wow ... just wow ...

McHrozni
 
T.A.M. said:
ach hem.

As an Atlantic Canadian, I wish to correct you sir.

That province is NEWFOUNDLAND.

TAM:D
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Actually, that's where I'm from/live and I actually do pronounce it as "Newfinland".

But then, living all my life in town and too much mainland TV has probably messed with my accent. :p
 
In a photo of one of the towers collapsing there appears to be part of the structure still standing in the dust cloud, it looks like a nuclear submarine tipped up to stand on one end so therefore one of the towers had a nuclear reactor. The demolition was a secret way of decommisioning the secret reactor and there was some sort of meltdown which explains the pools of molten steel after.
 
I would guess not......


Anyway, I just watched this once series of videos caalle "9-11 Eyewitness" and at 1:23 into the virst video, they say that some helicopter caaused the collapse of the WTC. Watch the video series, its worth a few good laughs!!
 
Reminds me of the slogan, "Make something idiot proof, and someone will invent a better idiot. "
 
Comrade Raptor said:
Actually, that's where I'm from/live and I actually do pronounce it as "Newfinland".

But then, living all my life in town and too much mainland TV has probably messed with my accent. :p
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Well since you live here, you probably remember how our dear Newfoundland brothers get upset if it is not pronounced properly...lol

It is true, though, that most of the world pronounces it "Newfinland" (but with much less emphasis on the "land", much like New England is spoken).

As well, I am sure you can vouch for the use of the term "Atlantic Canadian" and "Maritimer". Good to see another East Coaster at the JREF.

TAM:)
 
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T.A.M. said:
Well since you live here, you probably remember how our dear Newfoundland brothers get upset if it is not pronounced properly...lol

It is true, though, that most of the world pronounces it "Newfinland" (but with much less emphasis on the "land", much like New England is spoken).

As well, I am sure you can vouch for the use of the term "Atlantic Canadian" and "Maritimer". Good to see another East Coaster at the JREF.

TAM:)
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Yep, I can vouch for that. And to clarify, I'm actually a Newfoundlander born-and-raised and I pronounce it that way. Near as I can tell, there's at least four different local versions. Perhaps we only pretend there's a proper way to pronounce it in order to trick visitors. Heh heh heh. ;)
 
Aah Killtown... What can I say about that boy that hasn't been said already?...

See if you can find the thread he started here ages ago about the smoke plume in that famous photo taken in Shanksville that day(By Val McClatchey). If you can read through enough of it, you'll find the post where he added the length of the wingspan to the speed of the plane in order to determine the energy of impact (or something like that). Brilliant stupidity like that is hard to beat.

The fact that he kept claiming to be winning the argument was also quite amusing.
 
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triforcharity said:
Oh yeah, and don't forget, it caame right over NYC. Which would be correct, if NYC was in Newfinland.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/prelims/2001erin1.gif
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Ah, come on. I very clearly remember, first there was 9/11, and then this giant hurricane broke the NYC levies and the whole city was under water, and people were getting rescued from their rooftops while looting the stadium...

What?

New Orleans?

Oh. :boxedin:Never mind...
 
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"dr. judy" actually has some fantastic photos on the site, btw, including one where you can see a ginormous section of one of the exterior wtc walls laid out neat as a baby...
 
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