Biggest common misinformation on the net?
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There is an anti ocuk site
There most definitely is.
I've yet to come across one. I know one that started off as anti ocuk, but now is its own little community and there is no anti ocuk talk, as agreed by the runner of the site and Spie himself.
And if that is what you think is an anti ocuk site, then why is the runner of said site allowed to be a member here??
Really? As Jumpurs said, there was once in the dim and distant past which moved on from there apart from a few people who join up to stir it up again. Mentioning no names.
then why is *that* site requesting account details from members here via their trust info?
I've always wonder if you filled a pool with it, you could manage to run across it
I know someone has already replied with the fact Brainiac proved this, and that that particular programme is not one whose scientific experiments I would take too seriously, but here you go anyway.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ygtX2miwU5I
Probably been said before
Moon landings where faked
9/11 pentagon hit by a missile
9/11 WTC taken down by controlled demolition
Vista is ME2
Religion is the cause of many wars. (It's not the cause it was the way they rallied the troops huge difference)
Science and religion do not work side by side
Science can be used to disprove religion (or any form of deity)
Science handles facts only
Moon landings where faked
9/11 pentagon hit by a missile
9/11 WTC taken down by controlled demolition
Vista is ME2
Religion is the cause of many wars. (It's not the cause it was the way they rallied the troops huge difference)
Science and religion do not work side by side
Science can be used to disprove religion (or any form of deity)
Science handles facts only
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I know someone has already replied with the fact Brainiac proved this, and that that particular programme is not one whose scientific experiments I would take too seriously, but here you go anyway.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ygtX2miwU5I
Mythbusters did it too. The science behind both is good as it shows how Non-Newtonian liquids react.
I'm sure a mathmetician could correct me but I've always found it odd how 10/3 = 3.3r, but 3.3r x 3 = 9.9r
Which means you can't actually divide ten by three accurately? Please enlighten me.
I always liked...
"A Samurai sword can cut through a set of western Full plate (harness) armour"
Yeah right!
~Depends what you mean by cut, we talking slash or puncture?
It may well be able to puncture it (like many other swords)
It wasn't "that site" per se, it was someone stirring the poo poo as no one over there knows who sent it.
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Brian Peppers comes to mind.
A bloke in a wheelchair who smacked a nurse on the arse but he was turned into the worlds biggest paedophile.
A bloke in a wheelchair who smacked a nurse on the arse but he was turned into the worlds biggest paedophile.