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

[Foolmewunz]

Sorry but on Canada Day, I can't let a clanger like that slide. The old 'uns would've called Montreal part of Lower Canada

Well, mebbe it was the Screech talking?

Actually, I think Maritimers would answer with, "Who cares, eh?"


Lower/Upper... if it isn't The Maritimes, it doesn't matter.

(Do we get to have the traditional argument now about BC being a "maritime" province?) Happy belated Dominion Day/Canada Day/Whatever You Call It Now Day......

 

[Brainache]

No mention of Judy Wood? She really takes it to a whole new level, which would be a real laugh riot if we weren't talking about nearly 3000 dead people:

http://www.drjudywood.com/articles/why/whypics/66_Roadrunner.jpg

www.drjudywood.com

Ace Baker...
Judy, would Ace Baker?
Wood he fake? errr

Go on Ace, just take her
from that Hutchinson's effections.

It's all just smoke and mirrors Ace
You've got something realer
like graphics and a dealer.

And that stuck-up plastic Barbie
says she's on her way,
but she won't love you Ace man
a bit like Judy Wood.


Sorry.

 

[triforcharity]

Ok, I didn't understand most of that site. Its too early in the morning for me. EGh.....

 

[sylvan8798]

Ok, I didn't understand most of that site. Its too early in the morning for me. EGh.....

That situation won't improve with time. Judy's wood is cracked.

 

[Spyke]

<snip>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

/me points at Location... fellow Maritimer!

Back to OP,

Great guys, thanks for linking to that site. It's like a really bad car wreck. I know I shouldn't look but I just can't help myself. Oh my...

 

[sylvan8798]

Once it is shown that NIST used the wrong basic design, due process in cause of death determination is lacking that satisfy Constitutional implications.

Huh?

 

[sylvan8798]

Wow. Some of this stuff is priceless.

from wikipedia:

The Eiffel Tower is 986 feet.

WTC1 was 1368 feet.

The CN Tower is 1500 feet.

(Antenna heights not included).

The Eiffel Tower is iron and uses many diagonal beams (X's) for strength.

The CN Tower is concrete.

WTC1, being a large enclosed box, suffered the greatest wind resistance of the three structures. What gave WTC1 its strength? I tend to conclude that it was built differently from what we've been told.

wow.

 

[TruthersLie]

Tri.

for the judy woods page, all you really need to know is DEATH RAYS FROM OUTERSPACE.

famous quoted lines from her page
1400 cars spontaneously combust
1000 victims atomized (or was it vaporized?)

and of course deathbeams from outerspace.


Now with that said, she has a great collection of images on her page, and my favorite is the debunking of Steven Jones and (thermite) where she shows that aluminum does indead glow bright orange and red.

I personally LOVE to watch the twoofs throw down against each other... I mean dylan avery vs killtown video on youtube is classic. (an actual fist fight like in grade school)

 

[Grizzly Bear]

Wow. Some of this stuff is priceless.

Originally Posted by carcdr
from wikipedia:

The Eiffel Tower is 986 feet.

WTC1 was 1368 feet.

The CN Tower is 1500 feet.

(Antenna heights not included).

The Eiffel Tower is iron and uses many diagonal beams (X's) for strength.

The CN Tower is concrete.

WTC1, being a large enclosed box, suffered the greatest wind resistance of the three structures. What gave WTC1 its strength? I tend to conclude that it was built differently from what we've been told.

wow.

In response to the last part by that poster... my comment would something along the lines of "no >insert explicable here< Sherlock". _{*Strikes out the crappy part of his quote*}

 

[sylvan8798]

Thought the science types on here might appreciate this priceless quote from good buddy psikeyhackr on

http://forum.911movement.org/index.php?showtopic=6800

It will take decades for engineering schools to recover from this if it is ever possible. It shows that better science education is necessary for EVERYONE. It should start in grade school. We actually require too much math in science I think. They use it to make things more complex than necessary not to make things more comprehensible.

Less math, yea!

 

[Z]

Ya know, in a way I miss the Realistice thread. I spent many a long evening working in that thread.

ETA: In fact, I was the one to respond to his last post in that thread before being banned. Amazing.

 

[CORed]

Thought the science types on here might appreciate this priceless quote from good buddy psikeyhackr on

http://forum.911movement.org/index.php?showtopic=6800



Less math, yea!

Better science education with less math. Yeah! That'll work good!

 

[Cl1mh4224rd]

Less math, yea!

Better science education with less math. Yeah! That'll work good!

Try new Diet Science™! Same great taste, half the math!