Flat Earth

[Benvenuto Cellini]

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[Ciaran]

typo, still doesnt make sense as a flight path on the globe

typo

 

[Benvenuto Cellini]

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[DUNCAN DONUTS]

why they faking space though?

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If you can add some funny music I'll watch it

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[Benvenuto Cellini]

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[Diego]

youve been watching cartoons all your life, there are no real pictures or videos of the full earth, they simply dont exist

"it is photoshopped, because it has to be" - NASA

Do you believe your TV has a back?
Try standing in front of it and taking a picture that proves it then post it on here or your just another crazy ****er.

 

[Benvenuto Cellini]

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[DUNCAN DONUTS]

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[DUNCAN DONUTS]

Just Chatted to Jared's handler ?

 

[DUNCAN DONUTS]

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[DUNCAN DONUTS]

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[Mind The Duck]

This is a circular argument

 

[A.L.D.O 4.1]

Can say I give much of a fùck what shape the earth is. I'm not likely to leave it any time soon.

Relatively speaking of course.

 

[rogueleader]

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luckily The Death Star has a fatal weak spot in its defences iirc.

 

[Benvenuto Cellini]

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[Archers Road]

Roman emperors were often depicted holding the globe in their right hand, to indicate Roman dominance of the (definitely not flat) earth. This is Augustus Caesar, the man who stole the Republic...

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[Archers Road]

Constantine, the first Christian emperor...

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[stopmeandslapme]

Constantine, the first Christian emperor...

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It's a cricket ball. The Romans learnt to play when they came to visit England.

 

[rogueleader]

Roman emperors were often depicted holding the globe in their right hand, to indicate Roman dominance of the (definitely not flat) earth. This is Augustus Caesar, the man who stole the Republic...

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Augustus was famous for his love of bowling mate