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@twistinmymelonman wrote:
I do wish they would send you through the Van Allen Belt, and really put someone on the moon. :lol:
And you can PROVE that they didn’t? Or are you relying on anecdotal evidence with no bearing on fact?
Yeah. Thought so. :roll:
Oh and, I have done lots of research. I used to be someone that loved conspiracy theories, looking them up in libraries (back in the day) and then on the internet.
But then, I realised that it was all conjecture, all theoretical, all ‘what if..?’. Never anything concrete. I then slapped myself for wasting time on such stupidity and moved on.
Still seen NOTHING to convince me that I was wrong to do so.
@twistinmymelonman wrote:
People who know better than you would not bother wasting their time explaining something to you, that you cannot comprehend or accept. I totally understand that all you’re trying to do is provoke people into arguments about events in history, but you look daft in the process.
And you’ve failed. To debate, you should really try to put evidence up. Rather than “Oh you’ll never understand”. In fact, it’s the ‘Truthers’ *gag* that would risk looking ‘daft’ in the process, so they huddle under their tin foil hats and post anonymous rubbish on the internet to look ‘intelligent’. And again, they fail.
Next? 8)
@twistinmymelonman wrote:
No, on second thought. I don’t think they would bother wasting their time. You will believe whatever you’re told.
Exactly my point. Paranoid ramblings that fall apart when held up to close scrutiny. And no ‘truther’ *gag* wants their precious theories de-bunked.
@twistinmymelonman wrote:
Anyone with half an ounce of sense would dispute your “proven facts”
They could try.
:D For my Chipmunk. x
@eva licious wrote:
And of course i am exceedingly grateful for button’s :D
I’m grateful for chipmunks. :D
I dedicate this one to the Room 3 boards
