No. There doesn't exist one that covers this. Till one does, I'm going with Tommy Lee Jones:
Boy oh boy, I clicked on the link to Berg's website. That's a LOT of crazy there. The rule about crank site formatting and lack of conciseness holds true as well.
I'm thinking of inviting him over - what do you reckon?
No. Just no. Berg is one of the most uninteresting and cyclically redundant Nazi hagiographers. That's like voluntarily asking the bookkeeper of a rather old fashioned bank to tell you about the good old times when it was really old books and nobody tried to cook them.
No no no. FB didn't delete his challenges, they're just not gonna go up until they go through the rigorous FB peer-review process. I mean, it's a tough process, why else would this douche not submit this to other peer-reviewed historical journals? You wanna post in the best of the best!Friedrich Paul Berg, the winner of the Stundies in December 2010, comes roaring back with an entry that displays, if not quite the jaw-dropping stupidity of his previous win, then certainly a truly staggering lack of self-awareness
Crank that dial to eleven!
Where I live tap water is just river water with some filtering.
I wish our river was that way. Our river water is akin to the waste coming OUT of the house.....![]()
What's even funnier about that, is that most bottled water is just tap water that's been filtered through special filters.
So......
Several years ago I had a guy come into the store and he saw my manager carrying in a case of bottled water.
He went into a little rant about how Dasani bottled water all came from a single well in a small village in India and all the villagers were starving to death because after Coca Cola was done filling the bottles there was no water left to irrigate their crops.
I don't even know where to start. Perhaps with the fact that there are plenty of springs much closer than India.Several years ago I had a guy come into the store and he saw my manager carrying in a case of bottled water.
He went into a little rant about how Dasani bottled water all came from a single well in a small village in India and all the villagers were starving to death because after Coca Cola was done filling the bottles there was no water left to irrigate their crops.

http://forum.davidicke.com/showpost.php?p=1058845103&postcount=4
"If it is fake, imagine the power generating from it to make it shine so brightly. It is basically the night-light for our planet. "
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Profound.http://forum.davidicke.com/showpost.php?p=1058845103&postcount=4
"If it is fake, imagine the power generating from it to make it shine so brightly. It is basically the night-light for our planet. "
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Right. A light-emitting object that conveniently only emits light in the direction of the sun. Just... wtf?

http://forum.davidicke.com/showpost.php?p=1058845093&postcount=3
"I'm growing more and more certain the moon is fake. full moons makes me crazy...why is that? i've never seen a good enough scientific explanation for it."
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Los Angeles water blows, it tastes like it was filtered through a bag of pennies. CT: all the water from the fountains we cast change into is the same water we drink in LA.
So, not only did we not go to the moon, but we made and put it there in the first place? Am I reading this right?
Well the bummer is that I'm originally from Long Beach, and the water there is great!No. It's just Colorado water that's been recycled 7 or 8 times.