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Nute

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  1. Just so I'm getting this straight, are you saying that the half life of a particular isotope is variable?
  2. I keep telling myself I must look at the stuff Zak posted, but keep finding other stuff that's more fun, like tidying up the garage or cleaning the toilet. My dentist told me I need a filling replacing, I'm wondering how hard it can be to do it myself...
  3. I got finished with work and it was sunny outside so thought id go out for a random ride. When I went outside it was freezing so changed my mind. Within 20 mins it was pissing down ...
  4. Interesting interpretation of the facts there. Once again you weren't right, you were the polar opposite of right, but I'm glad you have finally understood the basic concept that its the angle/orientation of the item casting the shadow that determines the angle of the shadow. As the whole shadow thing seems to be one of the popular arguments on which the moon hoax thing is hung, now that you realise that argument is bollox does it make you question some of the other "proofs" that are put forward which are complete crap too? As to the rest of your post and the photos I'm not sure what you are getting at there. Im working today so don't have the time to wade through it all now. You might have to give us some pointers on that.
  5. Of course it’s bloody leaning over, the bits of the lunar lander thing in your photo are at different angles, you can see it in the bloody photo. That’s why the shadow is at a different angle. For fuck sake how can this be so difficult to grasp?
  6. This might help... Branches go all different directions = shadows do the bloody same
  7. The shadows go exactly as shown in the photo. How do you think I have tricked you? As said in my original post the angle of the shadow depends on the angle of the thing casting the shadow. It’s not trickery, it’s physics. The two bits of the lunar lander casting the shadows are at different angles in your “evidence” photo, by doing the same with matchsticks it produces the same thing. Ffs, how hard can this be to understand? First the shadow is a reflection … now it’s trickery… You swallow the jibberish from whatever web site you go to for the conspiracy crap yet you refuse to believe a simple photo with a torch and two matchsticks showing simple physics.
  8. …because you will just go back to conspiracytheorysforthegullible.com for something else to cry wolf about.
  9. I’m merely pointing out that my dog could have submitted a VEAR report, or even a couple of dozen reports attributing his dinner being late to me being jabbed, and you want to condemn the vaccines given to millions on data that it potentially hugely unreliable. … and you accuse me of coming up with a conspiracy theory
  10. Reflected off what? The torch is pointed straight at the matchsticks.
  11. Hey Zzzak, Here's the form to fill in to make a VAER report - https://vaers.hhs.gov/esub/index.jsp Literally anyone can do it. So its totally scientific valid to use data that anyone and his dog could have posted ...
  12. Zzzak: How come a big divers scuba tank only lasts 30 mins yet these guys on the moon were walking about for hours with a small one? The moon landings must have been faked. Someone on here: patiently explains how a rebreather works Zzzak: How can this photo of Neil Armstrong climbing down the ladder have been taken if he was the first man on the moon? The moon landings must have been faked. Someone on here: That's not Neil Armstrong. It Buzz aldrin. Zzak: Shadows can't be going different directions. The moon landings must have been faked. Me : See attached photo. Explains how physics works. Zzzak: "Wolf, Wolf, CV19 vaccine is a death sentence ... its true this time" Everyone else : Yawn, here we go again....
  13. Mine is more moss than grass. I raked it all out a couple of years ago, then bribed my son to do it again last year and it’s back to how it started again so I can’t be arsed any more. Someone suggested getting a lawn aerator but a) they are expensive as I’d need a motorised one which requires minimum effort, b) I don’t care enough.
  14. For the short time I’ve been here I’ve seen your “evidence” of enough of your assorted conspiracy theories easily disproven by others, and you just return to the crackpot sites for something else. This will just be the same again so why should I spend my time googling. Have you ever heard the story of the kid crying “wolf”? The only person in denial here is you, on your own gullibility.
  15. What does this actually show? What is VAERS, what are these deaths a result of? It’s a very impressive looking graph, but as you have presented it, it’s meaningless. The world population is what 8 billion? If 17k of them have kicked the bucket for something that’s a vanishingly small proportion. More people have probably died from falling off horses.
  16. Im no fan of Biden either, but at least he is mostly harmless, unlike Trump. US politics is a shit show, there is too much money in it and too many folks trying to get as much as possible of that cash into their own pockets. Im the only one in my household who cannot vote in US elections. Adolf was a brilliant orator, and a total megalomaniac.
  17. Have you ever listened to Trump giving a speech? His mouth might be moving but it’s still 2 hrs of random drivel which bears no resemblance to truth or reality. A monkey with a typewriter could literally make more sense…but what the monkey would produce would be like rocket science for those make up his supporter base.
  18. Looks lovely, id struggle with the bloody language though. At least in the nordic countries they all speak better English than I do. I like the cold, its the dank I could do without to use an Americanism.
  19. Looks yummy. Have to say prefer my venison as a steak or an individual muscle cooked rare then sliced (pave). https://mikerobinsonchef.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Pave-of-Wild-Venison-980x442.jpg Mike Robinson used to own the Pot Kiln in Thatcham near me, he now has The Harwood Arms in London, never been to the latter but the former was wonderful. Many years ago I did my DSC qualification with him - something you are encouraged to do if you want to start picking you own (deer). Everything we get here is fallow or roe deer, max maybe 75kg for fallow, so a different prospect to a moose. Must need a big bloody round to bring one of them down and not just piss it off. I was talking to a Finn last time I was there, they get allocated tags for moose. They apply for one at the start of the season and normally get only part of an animal, so this persons family of 5 had 1.5 moose between them. Thankfully we don't have any tag system here, you just shoot what you want as long as it's in season, but then we have a feck of a lot of deer.
  20. VW used to do the same, they still do except you need to refinance your first born to pay for it now.
  21. It is rather like skiing. It does take a bit of time to learn, a bit like learning to ride a push bike all over again, but well worth once you have the hang of it. I used to put mine under the seat on the train ad get around London with it but like everything, as people want these things cheaper and cheaper and buy anything (electric scooters, skateboards etc) with shit no name chink batteries, then the my e-bike caught fire, these things are dangerous headlines started. So TFL don't allow this kind of thing on the train any more.
  22. EUC race in Spain. These things will do 50+ mph (depending on the type ) and are great fun, tho as with anything that's fun except sex in the UK, they are not legal. I got my first EUC in 2015. Back then you could ride about without the danger of being stopped by the rozzers. Sadly not the case now tho I do use mine around the village where I live as the local boys in blue don't seem to care here thankfully. Also good fun off road. My first one was a 500w motor but the current models have 3-4kw, the more power in the motor the less likely you are to over stretch the laws of physics and come off. Lean forward to go and lean back to stop. Racing like this is ideally suited to those who weigh 50lbs wet through, my 100kg would put me at rather a disadvantage.
  23. I was in northern Finland a couple of months back, minus 30 C. Came home with a bit of frost nip on my nose. Quite happy with snow, put the bike away and get the snowmobile out. At least it’s not 6 months of dreary grey drizzle.
  24. That looks bloody great, I’d love it there. I’m somewhat antisocial, I’d love to live somewhere with few or preferably no other people. id just about persuaded my wife that moving to northern Finland on our retirement was a good idea, then this stupid bloody country had to go and vote for Brexit so that screwed that. Now I’m stuck in this overcrowded third world country. The best I’m going to get is to move out of the bottom right hand corner to somewhere a bit less crowded. Never eaten moose but I guess it cooks up like any other venison.
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