Re: And we'll all float on alright

by Merlin Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:41

taipan wrote:
embee wrote:Merlo's upset because Buckaroo is challenging him for the forum dickhead award ....Merlo is still in front

Close, but I agree, just by a stiff neck.

taipan's weak attempt at being "part of the pack" ... he has to agree with his santa

pal in order to believe he has a life fulfilling "presence" on this board !!
Note the constant reference to "stiff" ....

by *Buckaroo* Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:41

embee wrote:Merlo's upset because Buckaroo is challenging him for the forum dickhead award ....Merlo is still in front

If bringing a lot of brainwashed out of their state of apathy merits a dickhead award. Then so be it.

by Guest Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:42

*Buckaroo* wrote:
vilkrang wrote:How old are you? 5?

People can't levitate. That's a fact.

You can't just say "keep an open mind" over something that is physically impossible. If I claimed to be able to morph into a tomato at will, that would sound pretty crazy right? Of course it would, because it's impossible. If I then asked you to keep an open mind, would it make it any more believeable? No.

You have gone to great lengths to say why it isn't possible, yet completely ignored why it is. This is the result of indoctrination.

No, it's the result of intelligence and reason. You clearly aren't going to be swayed though so I'll leave you be. Say hello to the tooth fairy for me.

by taipan Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:42

*Buckaroo* wrote:
embee wrote:So Harry Potter isn't true?

The concept of vimanas in ancient times was something similar to Harry Potter's broom, they utilized the energy already present in the universe in abundance. The only issue was to fabricate suitable material into a semi-conductor capable of utilizing that energy IMVHO.

A firebolt 500?

by *Buckaroo* Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:44

vilkrang wrote:
You have gone to great lengths to say why it isn't possible, yet completely ignored why it is. This is the result of indoctrination.
No, it's the result of intelligence and reason. You clearly aren't going to be swayed though so I'll leave you be. Say hello to the tooth fairy for me.

Your intelligence and reason haven't given you any answers to solving the mystery.

by taipan Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:45

Merlin wrote:
taipan wrote:
embee wrote:Merlo's upset because Buckaroo is challenging him for the forum dickhead award ....Merlo is still in front

Close, but I agree, just by a stiff neck.

taipan's weak attempt at being "part of the pack" ... he has to agree with his pal in order to believe he has a life fulfilling "presence" on this board !!
Note the constant reference to "stiff" ....

As I said you have always been stiff necked.

Annoyed because all your little friends have abandoned you?

by Guest Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:47

taipan wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:
embee wrote:So Harry Potter isn't true?

The concept of vimanas in ancient times was something similar to Harry Potter's broom, they utilized the energy already present in the universe in abundance. The only issue was to fabricate suitable material into a semi-conductor capable of utilizing that energy IMVHO.

A firebolt 500?

I prefer his vibrating wand.

by embee Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:47

*Buckaroo* wrote:
embee wrote:Merlo's upset because Buckaroo is challenging him for the forum dickhead award ....Merlo is still in front

If bringing a lot of brainwashed out of their state of apathy merits a dickhead award. Then so be it.

Is that what Merlo is doing ?.....

by embee Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:48

Demelza wrote:
taipan wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:
embee wrote:So Harry Potter isn't true?

The concept of vimanas in ancient times was something similar to Harry Potter's broom, they utilized the energy already present in the universe in abundance. The only issue was to fabricate suitable material into a semi-conductor capable of utilizing that energy IMVHO.

A firebolt 500?
I prefer his vibrating wand.

Keep it clean ....

by *Buckaroo* Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:49

Demelza wrote:
taipan wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:
embee wrote:So Harry Potter isn't true?

The concept of vimanas in ancient times was something similar to Harry Potter's broom, they utilized the energy already present in the universe in abundance. The only issue was to fabricate suitable material into a semi-conductor capable of utilizing that energy IMVHO.

A firebolt 500?
I prefer his vibrating wand.

Damn

by Guest Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:50

And I do keep it clean.

by taipan Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:51

*Buckaroo* wrote:
Demelza wrote:
taipan wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:
embee wrote:So Harry Potter isn't true?

The concept of vimanas in ancient times was something similar to Harry Potter's broom, they utilized the energy already present in the universe in abundance. The only issue was to fabricate suitable material into a semi-conductor capable of utilizing that energy IMVHO.

A firebolt 500?
I prefer his vibrating wand.

So glad to know. We do have similar tastes afterall

You want a vibrating wand?

by *Buckaroo* Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:53

taipan wrote:

You want a vibrating wand?

No. It was a slip of the finger.

by Merlin Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:54

taipan wrote:

Annoyed because all your little friends have abandoned you?

Priceless and so very festive.
Listen pudding, I don't forage around in packs and appease others by saying things they might like or want to hear....
But you carry on please ... now where's that vibrating toy to keep you quiet.

by Guest Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:54

Buckaroo, it's too late.
We all saw your post before you edited it.

by taipan Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:56

Merlin wrote:
taipan wrote:

Annoyed because all your little friends have abandoned you?

Priceless and so very festive.
Listen pudding, I don't forage around in packs and appease others by saying things they might like or want to hear....
But you carry on please ...

I have never said anything you might like to hear.

Pudding? Oooooh, please no more insults like that . I can't take it.

by mynah Wed 24 Oct 2007, 08:59

taipan wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:
Demelza wrote:
taipan wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:
embee wrote:So Harry Potter isn't true?

The concept of vimanas in ancient times was something similar to Harry Potter's broom, they utilized the energy already present in the universe in abundance. The only issue was to fabricate suitable material into a semi-conductor capable of utilizing that energy IMVHO.

A firebolt 500?
I prefer his vibrating wand.

So glad to know. We do have similar tastes afterall

You want a vibrating wand?

Whose?

Oh dear... santa

by Merlin Wed 24 Oct 2007, 09:04

taipan wrote:

I have never said anything you ~~might~~ would want like to hear.

Absolutely spot on, seeing as you make it your vocation to post either utter crap or else totally irrelevant drivel on here ...
But again, do carry on ....

by taipan Wed 24 Oct 2007, 09:29

mynah wrote:
taipan wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:
Demelza wrote:
taipan wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:
embee wrote:So Harry Potter isn't true?

The concept of vimanas in ancient times was something similar to Harry Potter's broom, they utilized the energy already present in the universe in abundance. The only issue was to fabricate suitable material into a semi-conductor capable of utilizing that energy IMVHO.

A firebolt 500?
I prefer his vibrating wand.

So glad to know. We do have similar tastes afterall

You want a vibrating wand?

Whose?

Oh dear...

Maybe he would prefer a lightsabre?

by embee Thu 25 Oct 2007, 02:24

Would explain why Merlo thinks he is Dumbledore....

by embee Thu 25 Oct 2007, 02:26

Merlin wrote:
taipan wrote:

I have never said anything you might would want like to hear.

Absolutely spot on, seeing as you make it your vocation to post either utter crap or else totally irrelevant drivel on here ...
But again, do carry on ....

...Isn't that Merlo's job?

by tac Thu 25 Oct 2007, 02:29

embee wrote:
Merlin wrote:
taipan wrote:

I have never said anything you might would want like to hear.

Absolutely spot on, seeing as you make it your vocation to post either utter crap or else totally irrelevant drivel on here ...
But again, do carry on ....

...Isn't that Merlo's job?

He shares it with Henry and a few others . . .

by prasad14 Thu 25 Oct 2007, 04:03

vilkrang wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:

but seriously instead of focussing all energies on dissing everything, we must keep an open mind and try to understand why such things are possible.

Variable Accelerators are an old concept in nuclear physics. Please google for it.
How old are you? 5?

People can't levitate. That's a fact.

You can't just say "keep an open mind" over something that is physically impossible. If I claimed to be able to morph into a tomato at will, that would sound pretty crazy right? Of course it would, because it's impossible. If I then asked you to keep an open mind, would it make it any more believeable? No.

Please grow up and stop fantasizing.

The irony in the above post........

He just proved that most people in this world are wierdos since most follow some or other religion.

Religion generally involves some guy doing some 'wackjobs' which are not really possible and the rest writing 'long, boring and preachy' books about the 'miracles' this 'wackjob' performed.

Collectively, we do not have much ground to base our arguments about anything that can't be proven by science.

by tac Thu 25 Oct 2007, 04:13

prasad14 wrote:
vilkrang wrote:
*Buckaroo* wrote:

but seriously instead of focussing all energies on dissing everything, we must keep an open mind and try to understand why such things are possible.

Variable Accelerators are an old concept in nuclear physics. Please google for it.
How old are you? 5?

People can't levitate. That's a fact.

You can't just say "keep an open mind" over something that is physically impossible. If I claimed to be able to morph into a tomato at will, that would sound pretty crazy right? Of course it would, because it's impossible. If I then asked you to keep an open mind, would it make it any more believeable? No.

Please grow up and stop fantasizing.

The irony in the above post........

He just proved that most people in this world are weirdos since most follow some or other religion.

Religion generally involves some guy doing some 'wackjobs' which are not really possible and the rest writing 'long, boring and preachy' books about the 'miracles' this 'wackjob' performed.

Collectively, we do not have much ground to base our arguments about anything that can't be proven by science.

But people who believe in "god" or "gods" are wierdos . . .

by Zat Fri 08 Jan 2010, 11:24

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