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Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!!
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 110292
1/4/2008 1:45 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
In all MJ's threads it ends up the same ::::::BORING:::::
Makes vague claims - then denies it - then says maybe ....but .... calls names and keeps them threads a bumping lol MJ = EAT wannabe |
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Schmieder22
User ID: 324203
1/4/2008 1:46 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
They call these things Sprites, yet they nothing of them really. No one really knows the method or energy involved. Some speculate gravitic forces working with charges from thunderstorms. The theories are unexplained still.
[link to www.nasa.gov]
It only reminds us how unknowing we are and how vulnerable we are to the forces of nature around us.
There are things that cycle, the moon cycles 13x's a year, sound cycles hundreds to thoudsands a second, light even faster. Going down the frequency of cycles we can find larger cycles. Like the 22 year sun cycle, plutos orbit is yet longer, galactic orbit even longer.
My point is, we can only really account for the longest cycle and its effects for as long as we were aware enough to record time. We have no clue what can occur every 5ooo years. Were really vague on 2ooo years cycles and barely understand 200 years cycles since we only might have seen a handfull of those. Not knowing what or when or even if there is an event on such a long cyclic scale, we can be assured the universe is large enough to allow such grand occurances to happen. Im willing to bet that is one of the endless expanses of the universe. Our galaxy orbits something, that something orbits another something and so on eternally, both ways. Macro/micro infinity.
It reminds me of the Mayan calendar. Wheels among wheels among wheels in sequence. |
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Mercury is what they say
User ID: 344322
1/4/2008 1:50 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
Just got this email:
Yes, we've been getting a lot of questions about it, and will be posting
something about it on our website pretty soon.
That's the planet Mercury. The COR2 telescope is designed to look at the faint
solar corona, so brighter objects like planets end up heavily saturated and
subject to lens flares. Also, the high compression factors used for the initial
"space weather beacon" images tend to distort the images a bit. After a few
days the low resolution images are replaced by full resolution versions such as
[link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I used the STEREO Orbit Tool to determine that the object was Mercury. The
Orbit tool is available at
[link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I put in the correct date and chose the "Inner solar system" option. That
showed me that Mercury has been directly opposite side of the Sun from Ahead
over the last few days. Another clue that one is seeing an inner solar system
object is that it is traveling from right to left, whereas outer system planets
like Jupiter travel from left to right.
We often see the planets in the STEREO images. For example, this movie from the
STEREO Heliospheric Imager telescopes shows Earth, Venus, Mercury, and the Moon
[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
while here's a movie from the COR1 telescope showing Jupiter and its four major
moons
[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
Bill Thompson
He did pretty much the same thing I did to get the same results. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 263324
1/4/2008 1:51 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
This entire thread shows MJ is dillusional and an attention whore. War in space, that was really over the edge, and you cannot deny this, as it is right there for all to read. Still can't let go of your 23rd, and 2012 is 2007 prediction, can you? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 339268
1/4/2008 1:55 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
as above so below. Thanks Op for your continued diligence in bringing this to our attention. Things are happening for sure, and doubtless it will not be long before it spills onto our shores.  |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 342925
1/4/2008 2:01 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
In all MJ's threads it ends up the same ::::::BORING:::::
Makes vague claims - then denies it - then says maybe ....but .... calls names and keeps them threads a bumping lol MJ = EAT wannabe Quoting: Anonymous Coward 110292
I think he is just very 'alert' like a lot of us, searching where changes start to manifest.
We have our reasons why we think that way... |
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Asif K
User ID: 278695
1/4/2008 2:02 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
i dont see it exploding |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 324203
1/4/2008 2:04 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
aside from past debates...
This is the kind of stuff that is going to increase if and when we pass through a 'dirty' 'polluted' area of space.
[link to www.megacryometeors.com]
And not just ice, but sulfur and brimestone as well. Prophetic history isnt necessarily some strange guy humming chants and viewing mystical prophetic occurances through unknown means. What if there was fact behind thier prophecies, would they be so stupid to never tell the story and how it will happen again? Its only natural for humans to engage in prophecy everyday. We predict our next meal, based on sound fact of choice. But thats just it, sound fact.
How does a man, born 3000 yrs ago, prove prophecy to us now? He would obviously know paper isnt going to work. To be truthfull, how would one warn people 3000, 10000, even 100000 years in the future? Couldn't be anything other then hard stone and the power of a story. We all know a dull and dead story isnt going to last 5 minutes.
So do we claim all prophecy is a wash up fairy tale? We sure did. Were there other wackos that tried the false prophecy method, as in making things up hoping thier right? yup, plenty of those people too.
We think we are more advanced now then we have ever been. Thats BS and this is why I say. The game Chess was invented thousands of years ago, compare that to monopoly. The pyramids and other ancient structures lasted and will still exceed ALL of our current construction. |
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dalak
User ID: 349608
1/4/2008 2:05 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
In all MJ's threads it ends up the same ::::::BORING:::::
Makes vague claims - then denies it - then says maybe ....but .... calls names and keeps them threads a bumping lol MJ = EAT wannabe
I think he is just very 'alert' like a lot of us, searching where changes start to manifest.
We have our reasons why we think that way... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 342925
the "emperors" have no clothes! |
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habjabshoobab
User ID: 336011
1/4/2008 2:10 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
Just got this email:
Yes, we've been getting a lot of questions about it, and will be posting something about it on our website pretty soon.
That's the planet Mercury. The COR2 telescope is designed to look at the faint solar corona, so brighter objects like planets end up heavily saturated and subject to lens flares. Also, the high compression factors used for the initial "space weather beacon" images tend to distort the images a bit. After a few days the low resolution images are replaced by full resolution versions such as
[ link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I used the STEREO Orbit Tool to determine that the object was Mercury. The Orbit tool is available at
[ link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I put in the correct date and chose the "Inner solar system" option. That showed me that Mercury has been directly opposite side of the Sun from Ahead over the last few days. Another clue that one is seeing an inner solar system
object is that it is traveling from right to left, whereas outer system planets like Jupiter travel from left to right.
We often see the planets in the STEREO images. For example, this movie from the STEREO Heliospheric Imager telescopes shows Earth, Venus, Mercury, and the Moon
[ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
while here's a movie from the COR1 telescope showing Jupiter and its four major moons
[ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
Bill Thompson
He did pretty much the same thing I did to get the same results.
woohoo lens flare  |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 103356
1/4/2008 2:13 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
Just got this email:
Yes, we've been getting a lot of questions about it, and will be posting
something about it on our website pretty soon.
That's the planet Mercury. The COR2 telescope is designed to look at the faint solar corona, so brighter objects like planets end up heavily saturated and subject to lens flares. Also, the high compression factors used for the initial
"space weather beacon" images tend to distort the images a bit. After a few days the low resolution images are replaced by full resolution versions such as
[ link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I used the STEREO Orbit Tool to determine that the object was Mercury. The Orbit tool is available at
[ link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I put in the correct date and chose the "Inner solar system" option. That showed me that Mercury has been directly opposite side of the Sun from Ahead
over the last few days. Another clue that one is seeing an inner solar system object is that it is traveling from right to left, whereas outer system planets like Jupiter travel from left to right.
We often see the planets in the STEREO images. For example, this movie from the STEREO Heliospheric Imager telescopes shows Earth, Venus, Mercury, and the Moon
[ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
while here's a movie from the COR1 telescope showing Jupiter and its four major moons
[ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
Bill Thompson
He did pretty much the same thing I did to get the same results.
Damn, they must be getting bombarded with questions. I just received the exact same email from the exact same guy.
You wrote ...
> Some associates and I have been debating about an object image that was captured by Stereo on Dec. 31, 2007. Maybe you can help us resolve our debate. The link below is to a video that shows an object in the lower left quadrant that is moving from right to left. Can you possibly identify this object for us? Some of us believe it is Mercury while others believe it might be asteroid 3200 Phaethon. Maybe we are all wrong, could you set us straight please? Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
> [link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
That's the planet Mercury. The COR2 telescope is designed to look at the faint solar corona, so brighter objects like planets end up heavily saturated and subject to lens flares. Also, the high compression factors used for the initial
"space weather beacon" images tend to distort the images a bit. After a few days the low resolution images are replaced by full resolution versions such as
[link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I used the STEREO Orbit Tool to determine that the object was Mercury. The Orbit tool is available at
[link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I put in the correct date and chose the "Inner solar system" option. That showed me that Mercury has been directly opposite side of the Sun from Ahead over the last few days. Another clue that one is seeing an inner solar system
object is that it is traveling from right to left, whereas outer system planets like Jupiter travel from left to right.
COR2 is probably not sensitive enough to see asteroids, and they certainly wouldn't appear so bright in the image.
We often see the planets in the STEREO images. For example, this movie from the STEREO Heliospheric Imager telescopes shows Earth, Venus, Mercury, and the Moon
[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
while here's a movie from the COR1 telescope showing Jupiter and its four major moons
[link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
Bill Thompson
P.S. This is also in answer to a similar question sent in to Dr. SOHO. |
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Stevie
User ID: 339063
1/4/2008 2:13 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
woohoo lens flare
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 263324
1/4/2008 2:21 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
In all MJ's threads it ends up the same ::::::BORING:::::
Makes vague claims - then denies it - then says maybe ....but .... calls names and keeps them threads a bumping lol MJ = EAT wannabe
I think he is just very 'alert' like a lot of us, searching where changes start to manifest.
We have our reasons why we think that way...
see, the shills are getting shrill-er. they're gonna be in denial, the alert ones are their targets. Quoting: dalak
Actually, the alert ones aren't going to fall for every doom thread that comes down the pike, they are waiting for the REAL truth, and this thread isn't it. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 350010
1/4/2008 2:26 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
always a different IP why is that?
Your a fucking idiot!! Go die already PLEASE?????
why dont you. stop lying MJ. We all know you use multiple IPs. Quoting: --=LaZe=--
Laze:
My user # is always different too due to my dynamic IP, given by my ISP itself.
Everytime I reboot my modem or pc (or eventually, an IP refresh from the ISP) i get a new IP
no mystery or agenda on that ;) |
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dalak
User ID: 349608
1/4/2008 2:49 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
In all MJ's threads it ends up the same ::::::BORING:::::
Makes vague claims - then denies it - then says maybe ....but .... calls names and keeps them threads a bumping lol MJ = EAT wannabe
I think he is just very 'alert' like a lot of us, searching where changes start to manifest.
We have our reasons why we think that way...
see, the shills are getting shrill-er. they're gonna be in denial, the alert ones are their targets.
Actually, the alert ones aren't going to fall for every doom thread that comes down the pike, they are waiting for the REAL truth, and this thread isn't it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 263324
the "emperors" have no clothes! |
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MJ
User ID: 193927
1/4/2008 2:55 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
MJ to further explore your question....
Have we a War going on up there?
Have you checked this out?
[ link to www.exopolitics.org]
Exopolitics focuses on the political implications of an extraterrestrial presence known to clandestine government organizations who keep official knowledge of this presence secret from the general public.
Thanks for the link Dee, i am familiar with this line but not this link, cheers! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 341677
1/4/2008 2:56 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 349596
1/4/2008 3:00 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
the corona is not dim, only compared to the center of the sun is it relatively dim, but its not dim especially compared with planets |
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MJ
User ID: 193927
1/4/2008 3:00 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
Just got this email:
Yes, we've been getting a lot of questions about it, and will be posting
something about it on our website pretty soon.
That's the planet Mercury. The COR2 telescope is designed to look at the faint solar corona, so brighter objects like planets end up heavily saturated and subject to lens flares. Also, the high compression factors used for the initial
"space weather beacon" images tend to distort the images a bit. After a few days the low resolution images are replaced by full resolution versions such as
[ link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I used the STEREO Orbit Tool to determine that the object was Mercury. The Orbit tool is available at
[ link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I put in the correct date and chose the "Inner solar system" option. That showed me that Mercury has been directly opposite side of the Sun from Ahead
over the last few days. Another clue that one is seeing an inner solar system object is that it is traveling from right to left, whereas outer system planets like Jupiter travel from left to right.
We often see the planets in the STEREO images. For example, this movie from the STEREO Heliospheric Imager telescopes shows Earth, Venus, Mercury, and the Moon
[ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
while here's a movie from the COR1 telescope showing Jupiter and its four major moons
[ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
Bill Thompson
He did pretty much the same thing I did to get the same results.
Damn, they must be getting bombarded with questions. I just received the exact same email from the exact same guy.
You wrote ...
> Some associates and I have been debating about an object image that was captured by Stereo on Dec. 31, 2007. Maybe you can help us resolve our debate. The link below is to a video that shows an object in the lower left quadrant that is moving from right to left. Can you possibly identify this object for us? Some of us believe it is Mercury while others believe it might be asteroid 3200 Phaethon. Maybe we are all wrong, could you set us straight please? Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
> [ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
That's the planet Mercury. The COR2 telescope is designed to look at the faint solar corona, so brighter objects like planets end up heavily saturated and subject to lens flares. Also, the high compression factors used for the initial
"space weather beacon" images tend to distort the images a bit. After a few days the low resolution images are replaced by full resolution versions such as
[ link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I used the STEREO Orbit Tool to determine that the object was Mercury. The Orbit tool is available at
[ link to stereo-ssc.nascom.nasa.gov]
I put in the correct date and chose the "Inner solar system" option. That showed me that Mercury has been directly opposite side of the Sun from Ahead over the last few days. Another clue that one is seeing an inner solar system
object is that it is traveling from right to left, whereas outer system planets like Jupiter travel from left to right.
COR2 is probably not sensitive enough to see asteroids, and they certainly wouldn't appear so bright in the image.
We often see the planets in the STEREO images. For example, this movie from the STEREO Heliospheric Imager telescopes shows Earth, Venus, Mercury, and the Moon
[ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
while here's a movie from the COR1 telescope showing Jupiter and its four major moons
[ link to stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov]
Bill Thompson
P.S. This is also in answer to a similar question sent in to Dr. SOHO.
It is possible one of the objects in the original New years days threads was mercury, but the other one certainly was not.
There have been many lies told about the "object", it is not mercury, A Star or a Moon of X. Until i see or find out otherwise im still leaning towards Craft and more than one.
We know there is aqt least one craft there, even NASA have tried to make us think it is "deep impact" we are seeing, doing laps round the Sun.
Even NASA are not disputing that there is craft.
Their release on New years day is relevent. |
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Schmieder22
User ID: 324203
1/4/2008 3:03 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
Ask them if there is a tenth planet? When you get the answer no, ask them about this article NASA released.
[link to www.nasa.gov]
can you see a small shift in position of planet 10 through the 3 pics which occured in 3 hours time? Its a small shift and not easy to see but is still visible. Remember Pluo orbits at 248 years. Its a no-brainer how planets seem to orbit slower the further out they are. UNLESS, the orbit is elliptical like a periodic comet. That may explain increased speeds. It is speeding up as it makes its nearest to sun pass. Given it is out past pluto in 2003, 2012 doesn't seem all that far fetched.
D'bunker disclaimer - I'll go through a thousand theories if I determine to find the truth. |
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Menow
User ID: 174322
1/4/2008 3:04 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
In all MJ's threads it ends up the same ::::::BORING:::::
Makes vague claims - then denies it - then says maybe ....but .... calls names and keeps them threads a bumping lol MJ = EAT wannabe
I think he is just very 'alert' like a lot of us, searching where changes start to manifest.
We have our reasons why we think that way...
see, the shills are getting shrill-er. they're gonna be in denial, the alert ones are their targets.
Actually, the alert ones aren't going to fall for every doom thread that comes down the pike, they are waiting for the REAL truth, and this thread isn't it.
of course it's not it by it's self. but if you look around at all the info on this board, replete with pics. and videos, if you don't see this is a piece of the big pic, then you have no concept of the big picture. and i think this thread is fine, you just don't like it. Quoting: dalak
The WOO is strong with this one.
He/she/it thinks that a thousand WOO "might-have-beens" adds up to something real. |
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MJ
User ID: 193927
1/4/2008 3:07 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
as above so below. Thanks Op for your continued diligence in bringing this to our attention. Things are happening for sure, and doubtless it will not be long before it spills onto our shores.
No problem, it is what i do.
Im not of the Persuasion that this is doom, as far as i can make out i would say that it is the doom that is doomed. |
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Schmieder22
User ID: 324203
1/4/2008 3:09 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
D'bunker disclaimer - I'll go through a thousand theories if I determine to find the truth. Quoting: Schmieder22 324203
Menow
Hmmmm, your dark and hatred presence has been felt. Now I know why I wrote that. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 328162
1/4/2008 3:09 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
WHEN WILL THE SUN EXPLODE?? |
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Menow
User ID: 174322
1/4/2008 3:10 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
Ask them if there is a tenth planet? When you get the answer no, ask them about this article NASA released.
[ link to www.nasa.gov]
can you see a small shift in position of planet 10 through the 3 pics which occured in 3 hours time? Its a small shift and not easy to see but is still visible. Remember Pluo orbits at 248 years. Its a no-brainer how planets seem to orbit slower the further out they are. UNLESS, the orbit is elliptical like a periodic comet. That may explain increased speeds. It is speeding up as it makes its nearest to sun pass. Given it is out past pluto in 2003, 2012 doesn't seem all that far fetched.
D'bunker disclaimer - I'll go through a thousand theories if I determine to find the truth.
So you contend that NASA is showing an image of a planet that they also deny the existence of? And you further contend that this object is, what, incoming to kill us? |
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Menow
User ID: 174322
1/4/2008 3:17 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
D'bunker disclaimer - I'll go through a thousand theories if I determine to find the truth.
Menow
Hmmmm, your dark and hatred presence has been felt. Now I know why I wrote that. Quoting: Schmieder22 324203
Hmm... You fall to hate so easily. |
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Schmieder22
User ID: 324203
1/4/2008 3:19 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
I know where this is going. This thread is gonna turn into a battle between the open minds versues Menow (self proclaimed know it all). I'll come back 15 pages later when everybody gets sick of bicthing. If there is still any intelligent people left willing to speculate on topic.
Notice how Menow just waltz's in and everything out of his mouth is confrontational. Not a speck of creative truth in his heart. Pigs will fly before he is willing to ever step out of the reality we were conditioned to.
Have fun fighting this jerk-in-the-box. |
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Menow
User ID: 174322
1/4/2008 3:20 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
The WOO credo: "IF IT MIGHT BE, IT IS!". |
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Menow
User ID: 174322
1/4/2008 3:26 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
I know where this is going. This thread is gonna turn into a battle between the open minds versues Menow (self proclaimed know it all). I'll come back 15 pages later when everybody gets sick of bicthing. If there is still any intelligent people left willing to speculate on topic.
Notice how Menow just waltz's in and everything out of his mouth is confrontational. Not a speck of creative truth in his heart. Pigs will fly before he is willing to ever step out of the reality we were conditioned to.
Have fun fighting this jerk-in-the-box. Quoting: Schmieder22 324203
The reality I have been "conditioned to" is where you don't just say "OH YES" to anything that comes down the pike-- You say: "Show me", and ask for evidence. You, on the other hand, seem to subscribe to the WOO credo of: "IF IT MIGHT BE, IT IS!!".
By "creative", you must mean: just-making-things-up-that-you-like-the-sound-of, right? |
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Menow
User ID: 174322
1/4/2008 3:28 PM | | Re: Breaking *****The Object That Was Near The Sun Has Exploded!!!!!! | Quote |
Actually, the alert ones aren't going to fall for every doom thread that comes down the pike, they are waiting for the REAL truth, and this thread isn't it.
of course it's not it by it's self. but if you look around at all the info on this board, replete with pics. and videos, if you don't see this is a piece of the big pic, then you have no concept of the big picture. and i think this thread is fine, you just don't like it. Quoting: dalak
"...if you don't see this is a piece of the big pic..."
The "big pic" is that you are being bamboozled with a mountain of bullshit. |
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