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didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola
On 6/17/2013 11:06 PM, hanson wrote:
Quincy from "1treePetrifiedForestLane" plagiaried from Henry Wilson and wrote: didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola. Do you know that Fatso believes that the ground moves northward when you drop a ball on it.... hanson wrote: ... ahahahaha.. AHAHAHA... Did Fatso really say that?.... Maybe it's true in his mind especially if he drops the ball, PD -- Paul Draper style, and "Absolutely Vertical"... gee, hanson, why don't you look up what i really said, rather than just swallow the vomit coming out of henrywilson's mouth as soon as you see it? |
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Einstein's biggest mistakes
On 6/18/2013 6:40 AM, Henry Wilson DSc. wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jun 2013 21:09:36 -0700, "hanson" wrote: "Henry Wilson DSc." hw@.... wrote: "hanson" wrote: Einstein Dingleberry, Fatso, kept on lamenting "Absolutely Vertical" & vigorously fanatical when he wrote: fine, so ... snipped more of Fatso's tripe to save him embarrassment hanson wrote: Fatso, right after your "fine, so ..." you should have stopped. Fatso, your are really slow on the uptake. But that's the Hallmark of all Einstein Dingleberries like yourself. Pity. Thanks for the laughs though ahahahaha.. ahahahanson Henry Wilson DSc. Do you know that Fatso believes that the ground moves northward when you drop a ball on it.... hanson wrote: ... ahahahaha.. AHAHAHA... Did Fatso really say that?.... Maybe it's true in his mind especially if he drops the ball, PD -- Paul Draper style, and "Absolutely Vertical"... These were his words,"interestingly, when the ball is released, the ground will continue to move to the east but also start moving to the _north_." yes, indeed. and what else did i say following the point where you stopped reading? Looks like we'll soon have lots of mountains on the North Pole. nah. can't help it if you can't digest more than a sentence at a time. try reading the next sentence tomorrow. maybe there will be a rested neuron available then. Henry Wilson DSc. |
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didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola
On 6/17/2013 11:06 PM, hanson wrote:
Quincy from "1treePetrifiedForestLane" plagiaried from Henry Wilson and wrote: didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola. Do you know that Fatso believes that the ground moves northward when you drop a ball on it.... hanson wrote: ... ahahahaha.. AHAHAHA... Did Fatso really say that?.... Maybe it's true in his mind especially if he drops the ball, PD -- Paul Draper style, and "Absolutely Vertical"... At the North Pole? -- It ain't noways permanent! |
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didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola
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On 6/17/2013 11:06 PM, hanson wrote: Quincy from "1treePetrifiedForestLane" plagiaried from Henry Wilson and wrote: didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola. Do you know that Fatso believes that the ground moves northward when you drop a ball on it.... hanson wrote: ... ahahahaha.. AHAHAHA... Did Fatso really say that?.... Maybe it's true in his mind especially if he drops the ball, PD -- Paul Draper style, and "Absolutely Vertical"... At the North Pole? -- It ain't noways permanent! =================================== If I want to unlock a padlock, do I turn the key lockwise or counter-lockwise? |
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didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola
Paul Draper is "Absolutely Vertical" senile and uptight now
, wined & wrote: On 6/17/2013 11:06 PM, hanson wrote: Quincy from "1treePetrifiedForestLane" plagiaried from Henry Wilson and wrote: didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola. Do you know that Fatso believes that the ground moves northward when you drop a ball on it.... hanson wrote: .... ahahahaha.. AHAHAHA... Did Fatso really say that?.... Maybe it's true in his mind especially if he drops the ball, PD -- Paul Draper style, and "Absolutely Vertical"... Fatso Paul Draoper wrote: gee, hanson, why don't you look up what i really said, rather than just swallow the vomit coming out of henrywilson's mouth as soon as you see it? hanson wrote: So, that vignette made you crank yourself that grievously. ROFLMAO. Fatso Draper, your tripe maybe important to you, but to most folks here its just text-book vomit. Carry on, Fatso Draper, and keep cranking yourself.... and ... Thanks for the laughs... ahahahanson |
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didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola
yes, one can conduct the Origel experiment of throwing, or
just dropping the ball, provided there is some ice to stand up on At the North Pole? |
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didn't know that, but what is its trajectory, not a parabola
two much effing macro-doody. anyway,
why is the trajectory "not a parabola," and where is the other God-am focus? |
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Einstein's biggest mistakes
Einstein Dingleberry, Fatso Paul Draper, kept on lamenting
"Absolutely and vigorously fanatical when he wrote: fine, so ... snipped more of Fatso's tripe to save him embarrassment hanson wrote: Fatso, right after your "fine, so ..." you should have stopped. Fatso, your are really slow on the uptake. But that's the Hallmark of all Einstein Dingleberries like yourself. Pity. Thanks for the laughs though ahahahaha.. ahahahanson Henry Wilson DSc. Do you know that Fatso believes that the ground moves northward when you drop a ball on it.... hanson wrote: ... ahahahaha.. AHAHAHA... Did Fatso really say that?.... Maybe it's true in his mind especially if he drops the ball, PD -- Paul Draper style, and does it "Absolutely Vertical"... Henry Wilson DSc. wrote: These were his words,"interestingly, when the ball is released, the ground will continue to move to the east but also start moving to the _north_." Fatso Paul Draper wrote: yes, indeed. and what else did i say following the point where you stopped reading? Henry Wilson DSc. wrote: Looks like we'll soon have lots of mountains on the North Pole. Fatso Paul Draper wrote: nah. can't help it if you, Henry, can't digest more than a sentence at a time. try reading the next sentence tomorrow. maybe there will be a rested neuron available then. hanson wrote: But Fatso, your thought train of suspected to be to mountains on the North pole doesn't say too much for the quality of your moron-neurons. Listen though, Fatso: If you, a fanatical Einstein Dingleberry, would tell Henry that your soon to be mountains at the North pole will be called the "Einstein Mountains", and that you know so, because well, PD is short for Pole Dancer, ... then that will certainly take the wind out of Henry's sail, and he might slide South down under again to where he came from. Fatso & Henry, thanks for the laughs... ahahahahanson |
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Einstein's biggest mistakes
On Tue, 18 Jun 2013 09:22:45 -0500, Absolutely Vertical
wrote: On 6/18/2013 6:40 AM, Henry Wilson DSc. wrote: On Mon, 17 Jun 2013 21:09:36 -0700, "hanson" wrote: "Henry Wilson DSc." hw@.... wrote: "hanson" wrote: Einstein Dingleberry, Fatso, kept on lamenting "Absolutely Vertical" & vigorously fanatical when he wrote: fine, so ... snipped more of Fatso's tripe to save him embarrassment hanson wrote: Fatso, right after your "fine, so ..." you should have stopped. Fatso, your are really slow on the uptake. But that's the Hallmark of all Einstein Dingleberries like yourself. Pity. Thanks for the laughs though ahahahaha.. ahahahanson Henry Wilson DSc. Do you know that Fatso believes that the ground moves northward when you drop a ball on it.... hanson wrote: ... ahahahaha.. AHAHAHA... Did Fatso really say that?.... Maybe it's true in his mind especially if he drops the ball, PD -- Paul Draper style, and "Absolutely Vertical"... These were his words,"interestingly, when the ball is released, the ground will continue to move to the east but also start moving to the _north_." yes, indeed. and what else did i say following the point where you stopped reading? Looks like we'll soon have lots of mountains on the North Pole. nah. can't help it if you can't digest more than a sentence at a time. try reading the next sentence tomorrow. maybe there will be a rested neuron available then. Hey Fatso, your statement, "the ground moves North when you drop a ball", can have only one meaning no matter how much of your nonsense I read. "THE GROUND MOVES NORTH......TOWARDS THE NORTH POLE". Henry Wilson DSc. Henry Wilson DSc. |
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Einstein's biggest mistakes
On 6/18/2013 2:59 PM, Henry Wilson DSc. wrote:
Hey Fatso, your statement, "the ground moves North when you drop a ball", can have only one meaning no matter how much of your nonsense I read. already laughed at this contention. 'i'll read what i want, and i'll interpret it any way i want, and that's the _only_ way to see it. nyah. thbpbpbpbtt!!' i thought the only thing funnier than a half-wit was a half-wit setting himself on fire, but you manage to be a half-wit whose pants fall down when you set yourself on fire. |
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