From the “when you think you’ve seen it all” department. . . .
I wish they had included the names. That’s one family I want to be SURE that I don’t marry into – for several reasons.
Meanwhile, the son’s girlfriend was last seen sailing off toward the edge of the planet.
Stupid people. Don’t they know it’s turtles, turtles, all the way down?
:D:D:D
Oh, Canada.
I knew the Flat Earth society was still going, but had always presumed its members these days were just post modern ironists (“ironist’s”… is that a real word?)
People actually take it seriously in the face of all evidence?
Unbelievable.
What is it with girlfriends and the crazy worlds they inhabit?
A woman that I almost married wrote an article “Why You Need To Hide Your Cash” (because Obama’s “going to steal it from everyone” before he leaves office).
And another just wrote a post stating that Hillary owes it to the American people to shoot herself, so that Bernie can have the nomination.
Luckily, I married The Practical One. Whew!
But you apparently considered a woman who is looney tunes.
Seems like you have a type.
Iron Men. 
I am Irony Man…
[/Blackish Sabbath]
Okay, this should have been on the TV show Emergency! I can just picture Gage and DeSoto calling Rampart Hospital about this. “Rampart, we have a male, age approximately whatever, suffering from burns caused by his throwing a propane tank on a campfire over whether the Earth is flat or not.”
“Start an IV with Ringers lactate and then start a lecture about how ancient peoples figured out the Earth was round.”
This sounds like one of those stories where it’s worth checking whether it’s a hoax.
Alternatively, maybe it’s a story that’s too good to check.
No, I’m still pretty sure the world is round.
In all those pictures from the faked moon landings, it looks like a flat disc. :dubious:
But the countries and continents that appear on that disk change from one picture to another.
Which is one way to tell that the moon landings were faked.
At most race meetings in Australia any group can sponsor a race. You make a contribution towards the prize money, the race is named after your group and you are given a pile of members tickets for the day so that you can attend. If there is a trophy you get to award it. At today’s Geelong races there are races named after Roderick Insurance Brokers and Wilson Real Estate. One day years ago I was surprised to see the Flat Earth Society Handicap run on a Wednesday at Canterbury.
In other words, round. Like a pancake or a coin. Round doesn’t imply spherical.
And apparently, we’re all 2 dimensional. I can confirm this based on every picture ever taken of me.
I’m surprised you have any soul left in you.