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People who think the government perpetrated 9/11


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Penguins were trained by the Unites States Navy. The Iceberg was styrofoam (obviously) and easily manueverd. Torpedo shot passed through like a spoon through dijon mustard.

The entire hull was filled with toxic radioactive waste and various other creatures under lock and key.

 

 
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Dogunder- Penguin apologist and co-conspirator
 
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If this were true he would have posted a YouTube video. The most definitive proof known to all of Man and Penguin kind in the known universe...  YouTube videos are always pure FACT and NEVER fiction...
 
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Cant let this thread die, thats what they want.....

I think we are being watched gentlemen. Be careful what you say......

This may be my last transmission as I fear my underground lair has been compromised....If so goodbye covers brothers and cruel world..... 

 
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Look at what happened to DU4L as soon as he read this thread....if it can happen to him.....


 
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Look at what happened to DU4L as soon as he read this thread....if it can happen to him.....







 
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Quote Originally Posted by cd329:

I cant believe the posts in this thread

You guys think metal will beat those huge iceburgs

am really starting to believe the majority of posters on this site arent even over the age of 16.

maybe some of you should watch shows like whale wars or deadliest catch and you will hear them always talking about icebergs and how they have to be real careful near them, because they can destroy their ships. And we are talking about stronger steel today then in the past.

I also love the poster who said if icebergs are stronger then steel, why dont be build ships out of icebergs.  The sad part about that is am sure he really thinks that

in 2007 a iceberg sank a candian cruise ship

https://www.nationalpost.com/news/world/story.html?id=118343

whatever size iceberg you see above water, you can be sure the rest of that iceberg which is underwater is 10 times bigger.

the weight, size and speed of a big iceberg can crush a ship

 

really spend 5 minutes learning about a subject before making silly posts



What a moron......
 
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Quote Originally Posted by cd329:

I cant believe the posts in this thread

You guys think metal will beat those huge iceburgs

am really starting to believe the majority of posters on this site arent even over the age of 16.

maybe some of you should watch shows like whale wars or deadliest catch and you will hear them always talking about icebergs and how they have to be real careful near them, because they can destroy their ships. And we are talking about stronger steel today then in the past.

I also love the poster who said if icebergs are stronger then steel, why dont be build ships out of icebergs.  The sad part about that is am sure he really thinks that

in 2007 a iceberg sank a candian cruise ship

https://www.nationalpost.com/news/world/story.html?id=118343

whatever size iceberg you see above water, you can be sure the rest of that iceberg which is underwater is 10 times bigger.

the weight, size and speed of a big iceberg can crush a ship

 

really spend 5 minutes learning about a subject before making silly posts

i thought the aluminum forks on my mountain bike would take care of the slightly over sized tires on it, till i took it for a tune up 3 years later, and buddy showed me the inside of the front forks...

pretty sure an iceberg is more than capable of beating steel

 
 
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Obviously never attended a physics class.  
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