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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN we're 60 years on. i think the destruction or dismantle of israel isn't really a real option. thus, we must work with what we have. yes, the palestinians are quite marginalised in palestine right now. how do you think they would be living had they accepted a country of their own back in the 40s? how much of their loss is due to constant violence from militants? how long are they willing to throw their children's bodies against an advanced military power? im very central on this entire issue. both sides are in the wrong. but until the palestinian leadership rejects violence (hello hamas & fatah) in favour of peaceful negotiations, they get less sympathy from me. |
Israel FTW! 
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| Originally posted by Anomyst Israel FTW! |
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| Originally posted by Deeman What like calling us all rednecks and thugs???? FUK OFF IDIOT! |
Something about some bullshit image restrictions. The mods here are far too serious about sigs.
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| Originally posted by Omega_M Edit : why are so many sigs getting edited on this forum ? did anyone notice ? |
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| Originally posted by Anomyst lame.  |
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| Originally posted by gumble the french would be utterly useless, were it not for audrey tatou and laetitia casta. |
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN if the palestinians were targetting primarily IDF targets and personnel i would agree to an extent. sending random rockets into civilian centres, and suicide bombers into crowded markets with the expressed goal of killing civilians just isn't tolerable. yes, the IDF kill civilians too. but i dont see collateral damage quite the same way. but youre right. its pretty fucked up and no easy solution is to be found. if they could just stop killing each other and give a chance for talks... which wont happen of course as long as hamas is in control. |
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| Originally posted by Omega_M Everything i say is a lie Nice sig  |
HELLO AUSTRALIA!
DO YOU FEEL?!
LIKE WE DOOOO!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3s0h47TqsyM
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| Originally posted by walter78 What's more scary are the beliefs these people hold - and they live in the world's most "advanced" nation. I mean, there was plenty of room for T-Rex on Noah's Ark right? :/ Where Dinosaurs and the Bible Meet! - Link or Creation Museum - God did it all in 7 days (or did he have a rest?) anyhow - Link Anyhow, the evangelical movement was created+promoted in the 80s by the Israeli ministry of tourism - boy did that pay off :/ |
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| Originally posted by Dj_Es-Dva I think the easiest way to prove it is with this: http://www.alaska.net/~clund/e_djub...arthsociety.htm Yes. How clever of them. ^_^ |
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| Originally posted by Deeman You mean ... The Earth really is a sphere?? |
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| Originally posted by walter78 its not actually. due to the moons gravitational pull it bulges at the centre, not making it a perfect sphere. |
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| Originally posted by walter78 its not actually. due to the moons gravitational pull it bulges at the centre, not making it a perfect sphere. |
LOLOL i was waiting 4 ur reply
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN i call bollocks. the moon's gravitational pull might make a bulge out of the water but thats about it. this does not preclude the earth from being a sphere. |
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| Originally posted by Fledz It's not a perfect sphere anyway, regardless of the presence of the moon. |
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN well no, but its still a sphere as far as im concerned. a chewed up tennis ball is still a sphere to me though |
The land and oceans also effect the gravity of the earth, further lessing it's spherical shape.
In geospatial terms we call the Earth, a Spheroid, we know it isn't a perfect sphere but its the closest possible resemblance to one.
go the geoid!
Pfft can't even seen the centroid there.
So now that we know the Earth is not a perfect sphere but a sphere none the less, tell me, what happened to Gumble??
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN i call bollocks. the moon's gravitational pull might make a bulge out of the water but thats about it. this does not preclude the earth from being a sphere. |
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| ...that is why there are two tidal bulges on the Earth, one on the near side, and one on the far side. Since water is more flexible than rock, we see the tidal effect strongly in the oceans of the Earth, but barely at all in the ground. However, the rock does bend, by as much as 30 centimeters (about a foot) up and down twice a day! |
shit! i stand corrected. cheers omega
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