CID1990 wrote:I also do not believe that an alien spacecraft crashed at Roswell, NM, either.
Whaddya think, Spannisexamnnisos?
I don't think the Commies ever took Saigon. All an elaborate set up to distract the nation from Watergate

CID1990 wrote:I also do not believe that an alien spacecraft crashed at Roswell, NM, either.
Whaddya think, Spannisexamnnisos?

dbackjon wrote:CID1990 wrote:I also do not believe that an alien spacecraft crashed at Roswell, NM, either.
Whaddya think, Spannisexamnnisos?
I don't think the Commies ever took Saigon. All an elaborate set up to distract the nation from Watergate

I don't think Jack ever actually died in Titanic. When I saw the opening of Inception I had it confirmed and I yelled out to everyone in the theater "HOLY SHIT JACK'S ALIVE!!"dbackjon wrote:CID1990 wrote:I also do not believe that an alien spacecraft crashed at Roswell, NM, either.
Whaddya think, Spannisexamnnisos?
I don't think the Commies ever took Saigon. All an elaborate set up to distract the nation from Watergate


Ah, fuck it.kalm wrote:That place in Thailand sounds real laid back.expandspanos wrote:


Just gotta use the right telescope to see where the "rockets" land...houndawg wrote:Exactly. All telescopes in observatories are computer controlled. You're just seeing what they want you to see.travelinman67 wrote:
Sheesh, CID...
...it's not like the CIA can't doctor the telescopes.
I have a telescope that isn't computer controlled and I can't see any landing sites with it. Coincidence? I think not.





Just like happened last time though Espan starts off with his massaged facts thinking he's gonna get some more dodo's to fall for the shit he has fallen for.Appaholic wrote:I can't decide which thread is more far-fetched & comical - this one or the thread rationalizing Delaware's calim to 6 national titles...



I can't either Appa, but don't forget some of the "Will Montana Move Up" threads!Appaholic wrote:I can't decide which thread is more far-fetched & comical - this one or the thread rationalizing Delaware's calim to 6 national titles...



Games over, Wermer dropped the big one...native wrote:To your second point, yes. I am a trained aviation mishap investigator. The Shanksville plane hit the ground at a very high speed and steep angle, crushing the debris in a deep hole, as opposed to scattering it all around as would have happened had the plane hit the ground with a glancing blow, as is usually the case, and as illustrated in all but one of the mishap pictures in the collage you posted.expandspanos wrote: No questions answered so far.. just a lot of insults and name calling. Could you maybe tell me where the plane tail section, bodies, luggage and everything else at Shanksville dissapeared for example? ...
To your first point, you are a dumb fvck.

Fortunately, my wife still let's me blame the dog, even after all these years. Just another reason to appreciate man's best friend.blueballs wrote:Games over, Wermer dropped the big one...native wrote:
To your second point, yes. I am a trained aviation mishap investigator. The Shanksville plane hit the ground at a very high speed and steep angle, crushing the debris in a deep hole, as opposed to scattering it all around as would have happened had the plane hit the ground with a glancing blow, as is usually the case, and as illustrated in all but one of the mishap pictures in the collage you posted.
To your first point, you are a dumb fvck.
Nice try and very entertaining read there Expandspanos. Perhaps for your next thesis you can tell us the Apollo moon landings were staged in a warehouse or that 'rasslin' is real or even how a fart is not really a fart if you can blame it on the dog.

Man, I never HAD to blame our dog. He's a little West Highland White terrier and that little bastard could clear a room. We were having a Christmas party in Falls Church VA this time last year and he literally cleared the whole living room of about 20 people. Two or three of them were physically gagging. At times I used to think that he was suffering from sort of dead-intestine necrosis, but since he never died shortly afterwards I guess that wasn't it.native wrote:blueballs wrote:
Games over, Wermer dropped the big one...
Nice try and very entertaining read there Expandspanos. Perhaps for your next thesis you can tell us the Apollo moon landings were staged in a warehouse or that 'rasslin' is real or even how a fart is not really a fart if you can blame it on the dog.
Fortunately, my wife still let's me blame the dog, even after all these years. Just another reason to appreciate man's best friend.


Incoming, baby!travelinman67 wrote:Just gotta use the right telescope to see where the "rockets" land...houndawg wrote:
Exactly. All telescopes in observatories are computer controlled. You're just seeing what they want you to see.
I have a telescope that isn't computer controlled and I can't see any landing sites with it. Coincidence? I think not.

CID1990 wrote:Man, I never HAD to blame our dog. He's a little West Highland White terrier and that little bastard could clear a room. We were having a Christmas party in Falls Church VA this time last year and he literally cleared the whole living room of about 20 people. Two or three of them were physically gagging. At times I used to think that he was suffering from sort of dead-intestine necrosis, but since he never died shortly afterwards I guess that wasn't it.native wrote:
Fortunately, my wife still let's me blame the dog, even after all these years. Just another reason to appreciate man's best friend.

Thank you, Eric Cartman:expandspanos wrote:A friend at work suggested I watch this video (because I talk about 9/11 coincidences a lot), and I have to say, it brings up some very interesting points: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 6293238834#" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Highly recommend if you are interested in 9/11.. Probably going to piss some people off.. but it's important to ask questions.

