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Hahahahahaa now that's funny!!Who here believes in Telekinesis?
Raise my hand!
Hahahahahaa now that's funny!!Who here believes in Telekinesis?
Raise my hand!
You're trying to change the topic from you saying if the world rotated the way we say it does he'd land to the east, when, in fact, he'd land to the west. Stay on topic instead of deflecting.Or maybe...hang with me now....just maybe the earth isn't rotating and Felix landed close to his launch point because....... the earth isn't rotating.
So you say the sun "rises", meaning the sun moves, but the earth rotates?
Beam me up Scotty!
Yikes!Here is an interesting thread....trado was banned there....
A flat Earth thread for Tradosaurus
Hmmm:
https://www.theflatearthsociety.org...o7411&action=profile;area=showposts;u=1046975
I found a really good article on the subject explaining some of what has been discussed. It makes you wonder.........Yikes!
Double yikes!I found a really good article on the subject explaining some of what has been discussed. It makes you wonder.........
https://www.livescience.com/24310-flat-earth-belief.html#section-flat-earth-map
I haven't tried to do the math to calculate the exact distance, but it would vary, based on the height of the buildings on shore, among other things. I do know from personal experience that the shore disappears in less than 100 miles. I'm guessing you guys have a comeback lined up to explain that?But I do know if the earth were a sphere at almost 8000 miles in diameter the pythagorean theorem would prove the you shouldn't see boats or buildings beyond 50 miles. This isn't the case.
From what I was reading, there was a trap door at the bottom.Anybody know if there was a trap door in the crows nest or if the lookout climbed over the top?
you guys? What race is that?I haven't tried to do the math to calculate the exact distance, but it would vary, based on the height of the buildings on shore, among other things. I do know from personal experience that the shore disappears in less than 100 miles. I'm guessing you guys have a comeback lined up to explain that?
Triple yikes!Double yikes!
That's a blast from the past.Here is an interesting thread....trado was banned there....
A flat Earth thread for Tradosaurus
Hmmm:
https://www.theflatearthsociety.org...o7411&action=profile;area=showposts;u=1046975
I'm sure that's what the ****'s wanted too. Ignore the reality going on around them.I don't think banning is a good idea. Ignore is a better way to go, IMHO
OMG, you caught me in a mistake so all the other points are make are irrelevant! Good job there boss!You're trying to change the topic from you saying if the world rotated the way we say it does he'd land to the east, when, in fact, he'd land to the west. Stay on topic instead of deflecting.
Tradosaurus . . . non of ^^^^^^ that sir.I'm sure that's what the ****'s wanted too. Ignore the reality going on around them.![]()
Oh dear. Called Law of Perspective.I was just thinking about that. If the Earth was flat, you should sometimes be able use a telescope to see Denver from there, or at least the Rocky Mountains.
Bruce