Charlie O. wrote:The sound effect at the beginning of "Shotgun" by Jr. Walker & The All Stars is not in fact a gun at all, but guitarist Eddie Willis accidentally kicking his amplifier.
What a rip.
Charlie O. wrote:The sound effect at the beginning of "Shotgun" by Jr. Walker & The All Stars is not in fact a gun at all, but guitarist Eddie Willis accidentally kicking his amplifier.
Jimbo wrote:Not sure if I learned anything new but watching a video about ancient megalithy types of things the presenter himself really didn't know a lot either, especially about how these stones were carved or moved and he was surely stumped as to how ancient Egyptians could know about the existence of helicopters or what looks to me like a tank and a submarine. Pretty wild shit.
Deebank wrote:Toby wrote:
The budge for The Swarm, a terrible action pic of 1978, was double that of Star Wars at $21 million.
“Who’d of fought it would’ve been the bees, they was always our friends”
My mate swears blind these immortals lines were spoken by Michael Caine in the swarm.
Rayge wrote:Jimbo wrote:Not sure if I learned anything new but watching a video about ancient megalithy types of things the presenter himself really didn't know a lot either, especially about how these stones were carved or moved and he was surely stumped as to how ancient Egyptians could know about the existence of helicopters or what looks to me like a tank and a submarine. Pretty wild shit.
Yep, catch-penny wid shit full of lies and dumbery documentaries like that shouldn't be allowed. They look like helicopters tanks and submarines to you, because you've seen them. To the Egyptians who carved them (Um, they used tools, which they had in abundance, to carve them, and basic engineering and nous and muscle power to move them, incidentally), they looked like stuff they had all around them: agricultural or cooking implements, figures from their imagination, ritual or symbolic objects, whatever.
For someone who automatically rejects the official version, you sure are gullible when it comes to flim flam merchants.
Happy New Year, Jimbo, and don't buy any bridges.
Yep, catch-penny wid shit full of lies and dumbery documentaries like that shouldn't be allowed. They look like helicopters tanks and submarines to you, because you've seen them. To the Egyptians who carved them (Um, they used tools, which they had in abundance, to carve them, and basic engineering and nous and muscle power to move them, incidentally), they looked like stuff they had all around them: agricultural or cooking implements, figures from their imagination, ritual or symbolic objects, whatever. For someone who automatically rejects the official version, you sure are gullible when it comes to flim flam merchants. Happy New Year, Jimbo, and don't buy any bridges.
Jimbo wrote:And you used to be a hippie.
Jimbo wrote:Neither I nor the presenter ascribed ancient aliens or other woo woo reasons for the - I mean, c'mon, man! - astounding resemblance to modern things. The birds, the insect, the hieroglyphics, they're understandable but the helicopter? Those other crafts? Do they not at least deserve a "Far out, man."
Rayge wrote:Jimbo wrote:And you used to be a hippie.
I was never an idiot, though.
Jimbo wrote:I'm not a downer, man, taking away joy and wonder from simpletons like me who only want a place at the smart guys' table once in a while.
Jimbo wrote:
Not sure if I learned anything new but watching a video about ancient megalithy types of things the presenter himself really didn't know a lot either, especially about how these stones were carved or moved and he was surely stumped as to how ancient Egyptians could know about the existence of helicopters or what looks to me like a tank and a submarine. Pretty wild shit.
Nonsense to the aggressiveness, I've seen more aggression on the my little pony message board......I mean I was told.
yomptepi wrote:Elvis had a horse called Star Trek.
Daddy Longlegs wrote:A streak of white hair naturally occurring is called a mallen streak. Its hereditary.
Nonsense to the aggressiveness, I've seen more aggression on the my little pony message board......I mean I was told.