John Jones
Penultimate Amazing
So mercury switches don't spark? I've seen them spark. I must have been hallucinating.
I had the same reaction.
What was that bright yellow plasma I saw inside the mercury switch if not a spark?
So mercury switches don't spark? I've seen them spark. I must have been hallucinating.
Charles Norrie and Patrick Haseldine have discussed this, but Patrick seems convinced I work for MI5. Having said that, they also think I'm Slimvirgin and that she works for the CIA.
Who said CTers were consistent?
Rolfe.
No, that was Ultima.
I think that was his name.![]()
Wouldn't international shilling be done by MI6, or do I not understand the division of duties.
So which one are you?
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Charles Norrie and Patrick Haseldine have discussed this, but Patrick seems convinced I work for MI5. Having said that, they also think I'm Slimvirgin and that she works for the CIA.
Who said CTers were consistent?
Rolfe.
Wouldn't international shilling be done by MI6, or do I not understand the division of duties.
So which one are you?
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There are maybe a dozen different MRA "leaders", and I've never heard a single one say a word about FMOTL. Or any MRA. Ever. What is this lunatic smoking?
Venezuela's acting president Nicolas Maduro joked on Wednesday that late leftist president Hugo Chavez's recent death must have played into the selection of the first Latin American pope.
"We know that our commander has risen up there and is face to face with Christ," Maduro said, to an outburst of laughter at a political event, just over a week after Chavez died following 14 years in charge of Venezuela.
"Something must have influenced things so that a South American pope was chosen. Some new hand arrived and got to Christ and said: It is South America's time. That's what I think," Maduro, Chavez' handpicked successor, declared.
"One of these days he is going to call a constitutional congress in heaven to change the church in the world, so that the people, only Christ's pure people rule in this world," he predicted.
I'm a Canadian, shouldn't I be working for CSIS?
I had to post this one as well, I don't really know if it's Stundie worthy, but definitely gave me a chuckle. A little backstory, koko, and the twoofie brigade, was trying to say that everyone involved in 9/11 should have known exactly what time all the events happened at. I created a scenario where one of their mothers died, and asked them if they would know when the ambulance came, when they carted her out, what time he got home, etc. This is his reply.
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This website would rather call names than do the work to give accurate information.
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Looks like this website’s more interested in video games than reading up on subjects that it gives assurances about. A fair name for it would be “Unread Doofus and the PseudoRational Skeptards”.
…”When Dr Karsch examined the gargled milk-white oil under a microscope with 600 magnification, he saw live organisms swimming in it. It’s poisonous, so never swallow it, he warns. These poisons are bacteria-embryos, which, if not eliminated, cause diseases. Apparently, Dr Karsach cured his own chronic blood disease and 15-year-old arthritis.
And as any dietician would tell you, all oils contain 960 micrograms of vitamin A per 10 gm (the recommended daily allowance of vitamin A per adult is 600 micrograms). So, it’s possible that oil gargling helps in reaching the required retinal to the eyeballs and keeps them elastic and smooth.
From the Food Freedom Group I couldn't decide which I liked more, the bacteria-embryos or gargling oil reaching the eyeballs
Originally Posted by eddieriver
the Jamison Twins are the only reliable psychics when it comes to prophecy. they foresee a major earthquake coming to california NEXT year, not in 2013.
they will give a more specific time frame when they post their official 2014 predictions late this year/early next year.
they are the only ones who predicted 9/11, the oil spill of 2010, hurricane Irene in detail, and many other specific events that cannot be dismissed as broad and generalized.
plus i got a reading from them so i know they're real ;D
They are pretty good. They are not the only ones who predicted 9-11 or the gulf oil spill. They are the only TWINS who did so.
Touchy, wasn't he?!I had to post this one as well, I don't really know if it's Stundie worthy, but definitely gave me a chuckle. A little backstory, koko, and the twoofie brigade, was trying to say that everyone involved in 9/11 should have known exactly what time all the events happened at. I created a scenario where one of their mothers died, and asked them if they would know when the ambulance came, when they carted her out, what time he got home, etc. This is his reply.
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My son does not have an autism diagnosis, though he faces many similar challenges with speech, high pain tolerance etc :the physical birth defects (contractures, skeletal problems etc) he was born with were likely caused by the anthrax vaccine my husband was given.
Fixed orbit? Where? Whizzing around the Earth? You need plenty of speed to produce the centrifugal force, so this Hubble thing doesn't drop down on Earth! Around the Sun? Yes, Hubble is speeding or whizzing at high velocity around the Sun also with Earth ... it takes about a year. And the Sun/Earth/Hubble is speeding at another velocity in another direction in the Milky Way. While the whole Universe is either expanding or not expanding. It seems the father of Jesus didn't finish the job!
Centrifugal force does not come into it, i.e. the fixed orbit around Earth? Only Earth gravity acts on Hubble in fixed orbit! But then it would drop down to Earth at once! Or does Hubble speed away to avoid gravity?
What did you learn at school? Gardening? Cooking? Did you pass?
How about this for a disappointing failure to grasp the principles of Geostationary Orbit:
When advised that centrifugal force doesn't actually come into it, and the only force at play is gravity, the response is:
From a thread where they claim HUbble to be a fake due to... oh, too many reasons to go into here. Also they think all satellites are fakes. And so is NASA. But Roswell did actually happen, and it wasn't a weather balloon.
http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=977