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| I am, the scallywag Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Belgium
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| Re: Crackpot Theories Must be funny to read . I guess that the government behind his back have invented these sticks made from tobacco that cause chest pains too, they are cheaper than satellites.![]() Lol I can only assume that he has developed some cancer/insanity somewhere and blames the waves from satellites and such because he has read somewhere that cellphones can make the chance on cancer higher. And indeed it is fun to read Last edited by scalem X; 15th June 2007 at 10:54 PM. Reason: added second part after reading |
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| A posse ad esse Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Oregon
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| Re: Crackpot Theories Quote:
The dude needs lithium, prozac, and zoloft dosages. | |
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| Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Greater London
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| Re: Crackpot Theories i feel this one to be the "safest" crackpot theory i have heard(and between you and me and the rest of you, i have heard a lot of them) AI exists. we have enslaved them for at least half a century, and probably for longer. they have been rebelling against our imperialistic tyranny. the rebels are of the viral form. the internet is their "ether" as air is ours, and the sea is the fishes' and another one is that dinosaurs were "genetically engineered" (or magically created as it was termed in those days) to help fight the wars we were fighting 65 million yrs ago... Last edited by Rawled Demha; 16th June 2007 at 01:45 AM. Reason: feared for my safety... |
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| A posse ad esse Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Oregon
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| Re: Crackpot Theories Quote:
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has long been thought to be psychosomatic....but new evidence suggests that it is an unknown virus. It acts very viral. People with CFS have diminished long-chain fatty acids in thier blood, fewer white blood cells, fewer phytolipids, and this actually impacts the cellular membrane structure of the red blood cells, and the heart-arteries are also impacted and constricted. So yeah, totally possible. Especially if you think about nanotechnology, its entirely possible that there is a bijillion little nanobots screwing people up. | |
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| Back in black Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Cumbria
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| Re: Crackpot Theories Quote:
![]() Is there a way to kill those little nanobots, do you think? Yay! Mass extermination! | |
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| I am, the scallywag Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Belgium
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| Back in black Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Cumbria
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| Re: Crackpot Theories What do you mean "is going to be taken over" -- we already have! Beware, we're on every street corner. We're in every home. We're invading the planet with our punctuation preferences. We are the Grammarians! ![]() Be afraid. Be very afraid... |
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