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Post by The Herald Erjen on Oct 12, 2017 18:11:02 GMT
Nothing harmful, obviously. 👍 Prog.........these people are dead. They died thousands of years ago. They're a little beyond being harmed, wouldn't you say? How about leaving the obfuscation to Barack Obama. He does it much better than you.
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Post by progressiveelement on Oct 12, 2017 18:28:17 GMT
Nothing harmful, obviously. 👍 Prog.........these people are dead. They died thousands of years ago. They're a little beyond being harmed, wouldn't you say? How about leaving the obfuscation to Barack Obama. He does it much better than you. Yup. Aliens set off something that is 130% proven nuclear. Maybe they tested something similar in Tunguska. 😱
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Post by The Herald Erjen on Oct 12, 2017 18:33:32 GMT
Prog.........these people are dead. They died thousands of years ago. They're a little beyond being harmed, wouldn't you say? How about leaving the obfuscation to Barack Obama. He does it much better than you. Yup. Aliens set off something that is 130% proven nuclear. Maybe they tested something similar in Tunguska. 😱 I never said Mohenjo-Daro was a hot radioactive site unto this day. No one said that. So, after failing to associate me with something I never said, Proggy now resorts to the kind of discussion he knows best.
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Post by progressiveelement on Oct 12, 2017 18:44:11 GMT
Yup. Aliens set off something that is 130% proven nuclear. Maybe they tested something similar in Tunguska. 😱 I never said Mohenjo-Daro was a hot radioactive site unto this day. No one said that. So, after failing to associate me with something I never said, Proggy now resorts to the kind of discussion he knows best. Radiation doesn't mean a nuke went off. Why not a primitive interpretation of a meteorite? There is a crater after all.
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Post by cupcakes on Oct 12, 2017 18:44:49 GMT
tpfkar Yup. Aliens set off something that is 130% proven nuclear. Maybe they tested something similar in Tunguska. 😱 I never said Mohenjo-Daro was a hot radioactive site unto this day. No one said that. So, after failing to associate me with something I never said, Proggy now resorts to the kind of discussion he knows best. "So, after failing to associate me with something I never said"Tee-hee. You are a queer, right? And you hate women. don't you?
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Post by The Herald Erjen on Oct 12, 2017 18:46:52 GMT
I never said Mohenjo-Daro was a hot radioactive site unto this day. No one said that. So, after failing to associate me with something I never said, Proggy now resorts to the kind of discussion he knows best. Radiation doesn't mean a nuke went off. Why not a primitive interpretation of a meteorite? There is a crater after all. Yes, there is a crater, but there are no traces of a meteorite.
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Post by progressiveelement on Oct 12, 2017 19:02:17 GMT
Radiation doesn't mean a nuke went off. Why not a primitive interpretation of a meteorite? There is a crater after all. Yes, there is a crater, but there are no traces of a meteorite. And a quick search reveals...
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Post by The Herald Erjen on Oct 13, 2017 7:15:29 GMT
Sorry Prog, but I'm getting a somewhat creepy message with that link. It won't let me continue until I comply with their demands, and I won't be doing that.
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Post by Cinemachinery on Oct 13, 2017 8:50:56 GMT
Sorry Prog, but I'm getting a somewhat creepy message with that link. It won't let me continue until I comply with their demands, and I won't be doing that. Eh? It's a google search link.
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Post by The Herald Erjen on Oct 13, 2017 8:54:49 GMT
Sorry Prog, but I'm getting a somewhat creepy message with that link. It won't let me continue until I comply with their demands, and I won't be doing that. Eh? It's a google search link. You mean you didn't get a message with a "next" to click on?
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Post by cupcakes on Oct 13, 2017 16:25:43 GMT
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Post by Cinemachinery on Oct 14, 2017 0:26:34 GMT
Eh? It's a google search link. You mean you didn't get a message with a "next" to click on? Nah it just brings up the google search bar. Seriously. If you're getting a message asking you to click anything you might have a little re-directing malware. Try "adaware" - free download, takes care of most of these issues if you don't run keep your anti-virus updated.
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Post by Eva Yojimbo on Oct 14, 2017 1:06:57 GMT
You mean you didn't get a message with a "next" to click on? Try "adaware" I know it's adaware, but I first read it as adaware.
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Post by MCDemuth on Oct 14, 2017 1:29:22 GMT
2. Nuclear technology became possible only in 20th Century. How do you know? It's become clear that our history books are missing a few chapters in the beginning of the books... 3. You shouldn't believe in all sorts of nonsense. Ah yes, The most over used BS dismissive explanation anyone can give... Then how do you explain why some dinosaur bones are radioactive and needed a coat of lead paint before they could be displayed in museums, and how some sandy areas in ancient cities were turned into glass?
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Post by MCDemuth on Oct 14, 2017 1:39:43 GMT
Yes, but would not some level of radioactivity still be present even thousands of years later in the debris and the corpses? I understand that several dinosaur skeletons were unearthed that were radioactive and need a coat of lead paint before they could be displayed in museums... This may have happened 65 million years ago... or more recently... but at a minimum, they probably got that way before 1945...
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Post by MCDemuth on Oct 14, 2017 1:53:29 GMT
I go where the evidence leads me, instead of listening to apostates. The problem is, there is no evidence to explain why some ancient cities and corpses, and even dinosaur bones, are radioactive, and these things happened before the 1940s. Archaeologists, historians, and scientists can NOT explain these events. If you have an explanation with some evidence that can back that up, then please share it. A rchaeologists, historians, and scientists would love to hear from you...Until then, any theory is valid, including the ones that you claim are "Nonsense"! Mankind has to start somewhere to find that real truth...
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Post by MCDemuth on Oct 14, 2017 2:01:48 GMT
Radiation doesn't mean a nuke went off. Why not a primitive interpretation of a meteorite? There is a crater after all. This may be true... But there are other locations where scientists can't explain why some things are radioactive, because there are no craters. What caused those? Were they ALL air blasts, like at Tunguska?
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Post by cupcakes on Oct 14, 2017 2:07:11 GMT
tpfkar Yes, but would not some level of radioactivity still be present even thousands of years later in the debris and the corpses? I understand that several dinosaur skeletons were unearthed that were radioactive and need a coat of lead paint before they could be displayed in museums... This may have happened 65 million years ago... or more recently... but at a minimum, they probably got that way before 1945... Do you think radiation first popped into existence in the '40s? While Frank Sinatra sings "Stormy Weather"
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Post by Aj_June on Oct 14, 2017 2:10:08 GMT
2. Nuclear technology became possible only in 20th Century. How do you know? It's become clear that our history books are missing a few chapters in the beginning of the books... 3. You shouldn't believe in all sorts of nonsense. Ah yes, The most over used BS dismissive explanation anyone can give... Then how do you explain why some dinosaur bones are radioactive and needed a coat of lead paint before they could be displayed in museums, and how some sandy areas in ancient cities were turned into glass? I know it because I am intelligent. Naturally occurring radioactivity is not uncommon. Radioactive isotopes have existed in nature since before humans. Attributing human action to explain any natural phenomenon is childishly stupid. Here is my one advice to guys like you who are very interested in such stuffs: Don't browse conspiracy websites, blogs and other sites that are not written by leading experts in a field. You may enjoy fantasies depicted in history channel but don't start raising questions based on one of their shows. Try to find articles on websites that end with .edu or .gov. That won't guarantee that you are looking at legit websites but vastly improve chances that you are getting stuffs from a correct source.
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Post by Aj_June on Oct 14, 2017 2:17:10 GMT
if you don't believe in magical flying carpets or telepathic devices or magic lamps of Alladin then it is your problem gentle man. I go where the evidence leads me, instead of listening to apostates. Not exactly a magical flying carpet here, but interesting, don't you think? Vimana is a word from fantasy novel called Mahabharata. Vimana is no more valid than flying carpet of Alladin. Just drawing a picture doesn't make it legit. if there is any account of workings of Vimana mentioned in Hindu texts then let me know. Mahabharata itself (while very exciting like game of thrones because of politics of different clans) is no more valid that Alibaba and Forty Thieves. Krishna is an imaginary creature and so are characters of Mahabharata. So what you are doing is believing in a fantasy thing inside a fantasy novel and telling us that you should be taken seriously. Lol.
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