Most Bizarre Things You've Ever Heard
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Most Bizarre Things You've Ever Heard
I have two, both from the same person.
1) He overheard someone talking about the Egyptians, and said, verbatim:
"The Egyptians must have gone back in time and stolen our technology!"
2) He overheard my friend talking about the Daredevil movie, and said, dead serious:
"Yeah, I like Daredevil! He has keen eyesight!"
1) He overheard someone talking about the Egyptians, and said, verbatim:
"The Egyptians must have gone back in time and stolen our technology!"
2) He overheard my friend talking about the Daredevil movie, and said, dead serious:
"Yeah, I like Daredevil! He has keen eyesight!"
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My friend Mike, shortly after he woke up started writing something. He doesn't rememberwhenhe wrote it, but figured that must have been the time. the phrase I will now speak to you was actually in my sig for some time:
"To sleep is to close your mental door of frozen hotdogs, so that they may thaw in time for your dinner."
Also, when some idiot I know named Doug and I were arguing he said [about being in a war]: "America would beat the US."
"To sleep is to close your mental door of frozen hotdogs, so that they may thaw in time for your dinner."
Also, when some idiot I know named Doug and I were arguing he said [about being in a war]: "America would beat the US."
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"I wonder what would happen if you droped a match in a Gas-tank?"-Red-Neck Friend of mine
"Ok, How about an 16 Turret on a Ohio Submarine?"-The Design thread
"What about a flying Air-Craft Carrier based off the drigible base?-The Design thread
Both of the above made by the same person
"I wonder what would happen if you droped a match in a Gas-tank?"-Red-Neck Friend of mine
"Ok, How about an 16 Turret on a Ohio Submarine?"-The Design thread
"What about a flying Air-Craft Carrier based off the drigible base?-The Design thread
Both of the above made by the same person
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High School. Football jock is sitting in the front row. The teacher is explaining that countries in the Southern Hemisphere have seasons that are the opposite of what we have in the US. Jock looks thoughtful for a second, then raises his hand and says:
"Wait a minute, I thought we were in the southern hemisphere"
"Wait a minute, I thought we were in the southern hemisphere"
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Someone either watched too much Captain Scarlet, or read too many S.H.I.E.L.D. comics.Mr Bean wrote: "What about a flying Air-Craft Carrier based off the drigible base?-The Design thread
"Do you know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I get and beat you with, until you understand whose in f***ing command here!" Jayne : Firefly
"The officers can stay in the admin building and read the latest Tom Clancy novel thinking up new OOBs based on it." Coyote
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"The officers can stay in the admin building and read the latest Tom Clancy novel thinking up new OOBs based on it." Coyote
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Some idiot in my ninth grade math class actually said that one could survive in the vacuum of space with only a gas mask and lots of thick clothing.
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Re: Most Bizarre Things You've Ever Heard
"Concession Accepted!" - Transcend - to himself on one of his more stellar performances.
http://www.skayhan.net/Fame.htm - go down to the bottom of the righthand column, and you want the link "Re : [Transcend] War of 1812 [the real story]". You just can't make this shit up.
http://www.skayhan.net/Fame.htm - go down to the bottom of the righthand column, and you want the link "Re : [Transcend] War of 1812 [the real story]". You just can't make this shit up.
"Do you know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I get and beat you with, until you understand whose in f***ing command here!" Jayne : Firefly
"The officers can stay in the admin building and read the latest Tom Clancy novel thinking up new OOBs based on it." Coyote
HAB Tankspotter - like trainspotting but with the thrill of 125mm retaliation if they spot you back
"The officers can stay in the admin building and read the latest Tom Clancy novel thinking up new OOBs based on it." Coyote
HAB Tankspotter - like trainspotting but with the thrill of 125mm retaliation if they spot you back
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Don't blame me if you go insane.
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The US Navy DID experient with using dirigibles as aircraft carriers in the 1930s The dirigibles could only carry 4 to 6 fighters. The fighters would be used for scouting and protection. Launching and recovery was done with a trapeze that the planes would hook onto. It was interesting idea but technology quickly made it outdated.Rob Wilson wrote:Someone either watched too much Captain Scarlet, or read too many S.H.I.E.L.D. comics.Mr Bean wrote: "What about a flying Air-Craft Carrier based off the drigible base?-The Design thread
With regards to the topic:
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A girl in my Sophomore year of Biology. The class was learning something about DNA that day, and I was waking up from a nap:
"Hey, teacher! You know how rocks, aren't like, connected to the soil, but mountains are like big rocks, and they're connected to the soil. What's up with that?"
To this I replied rather loudly, "That question is so stupid that it just ruined my whole freaking day!"
The class was rather amused, and I went back to sleep.
"Hey, teacher! You know how rocks, aren't like, connected to the soil, but mountains are like big rocks, and they're connected to the soil. What's up with that?"
To this I replied rather loudly, "That question is so stupid that it just ruined my whole freaking day!"
The class was rather amused, and I went back to sleep.
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My current avatar is a blimp hanger from that time. Its located at Moffet Field in Sunnyvale, California.The US Navy DID experient with using dirigibles as aircraft carriers in the 1930s The dirigibles could only carry 4 to 6 fighters. The fighters would be used for scouting and protection. Launching and recovery was done with a trapeze that the planes would hook onto. It was interesting idea but technology quickly made it outdated.
It housed the USS Macon which crashed off the coast in 1935. Here is a link showing the same structure a long time ago.
http://www.naval-airships.org/zrs5.html
As for stupid things Ive heard, I saw a show where a creationist made an Ark with a pair of Triceratops waiting in line with the other animals to get on board.
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