@BowsacNoodle@blaaablaaaa@madonline Weird. This is like Zealist blocking me the other day before he nuked. Haven't interacted with him in probably 6 months, and he blocks me out of nowhere and immediately nukes his account. No idea what was going on with him. 🤷♂️
@Xenophon@Humpleupagus@charlie_root@cowanon Humple's post is the plot to Cast Away. Hanks' character has a 'Problem' (getting stranded on an island) and then after his ordeal just smiles and walks away when he finds out his woman dumped him and moved on. Gump is similar, too. He continuously gets shit on by Jenny, who is out whooping it up, and he just tard grins and takes it. Both of those movies are "Just accept getting the shaft and be happy about it" messages.
@charliebrownau@Fash-E >Looks like an old world building that was built pre 1750 I heard William Penn was a window washer on this skyscraper when he was a lad.
@charliebrownau@db@Fash-E Still waiting for a cutoff date of which giant steel framed skyscrapers I am supposed to believe were built in ancient times. 1980's? 1920's? When? I want to make sure I know where to draw the line and not get mistaken for someone who thinks he and people he knows has had real experiences.
@charliebrownau@db@Fash-E What is the cutoff date of when buildings were constructed where I am supposed to believe that they were built in ancient times?
@charliebrownau@db@AsperDuo@Fash-E I find the Flat Earth phenomenon fascinating. Have you considered, you know, checking? Pretty simple, really. All you need is an old surveyor's theodolite and some basic math and map reading skills to do it. Just set up on a known spot (a brass benchmark would be ideal) and take a reading on a mountain peak and then check the distance and do the math and see if the reading correlates to what your topo map says. I am an old gold prospector and did a lot of dead reckoning navigation before the advent of GPS, and I know for sure I could do it.
@charliebrownau@db@AsperDuo@Fash-E >Video with proofs A video is not proof. You COULD demonstrate a reproduceable method of checking the lay of the land though. Oddly enough, the last time I went through this was with a knucklehead by the name of Johann Cater, who used to be the #1 Flat Earth Deboonker on gab. Problem is his *proofs* of curvature were all easily knocked down and he would simply toss out some random *proof* and then a couple of his followers (some were himself) would post a hundred laugh emojis. Not sure if he is just retarded or getting paid to make people interested in Flat Earth.
@charliebrownau@db@AsperDuo@Fash-E >I'm not interested in actually checking to see if the world is flat, I'm going to make a video instead Why? Why not CHECK? Seriously. Why? An old school Surveyors Theodolite is all of about $50 in any pawn shop around here. Would come in handy for you building projects you talk about, too. TONS of them around since the laser ones came out. TO check would take you all of an afternoon, but you would rather go around spouting something you are not sure of? Same as this Cater fella. Weird.
@ACL9000@sickburnbro >niggerfaggot republican big-tenters whose trannies are the most-basedest "We've got Trannies. We've got the moast bastest Trannies in the Repbilcant Party. I really Mean That. It's True." ~T