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How a true Flat Earth Map from the Boston Library works and how to travel around the earth with a compass.

 
White Lightning said:
How a true Flat Earth Map from the Boston Library works and how to travel around the earth with a compass.

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It's a comedy video! At first I thought he was trying to be serious, but it becomes obvious that it's a joke. Heck, even the google search he has is incorrect: 1751564018422.png
 
White Lightning said:
Let's see what is going on with NASA?

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As for this, it's a big "so what?" They say they are consolidating accounts so that there is less confusion and it's easier for people to find, which makes sense, but it's not like this saves any significant $. As for the "telescopes and CGI", if you don't trust NASA (understandable) then just look for yourself, telescopes are cheap, or see what amateur astronomers have done. No NASA or Freemasons involved here. The work that this gentleman has done is outstanding, plus he has a cat! https://x.com/AJamesMcCarthy
 
What are everyone's thoughts about Hogan and Ozzy dying?

They were certainly a part of my life. Both larger than life and dominated popular culture for decades and icons that transcended their professions. Hogan pushed professional wrestling into the mainstream. I've always been a Black Sabbath and solo Ozzy fan as well. May they both RIP.
 
Leonardfan said:
What are everyone's thoughts about Hogan and Ozzy dying?

They were certainly a part of my life. Both larger than life and dominated popular culture for decades and icons that transcended their professions. Hogan pushed professional wrestling into the mainstream. I've always been a Black Sabbath and solo Ozzy fan as well. May they both RIP.
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Yes, sad news for both.

Regarding Hogan, many lefty scum and POC were celebrating his death because he was “raycist” and a Trump supporter. The Hulkster didn’t want his daughter dating “N-words” and I can’t say I blame him. In the 80s and 90s, Hogan was an unapologetically masculine, patriotic, blonde haired White man and that made him a role model and hero. Fast forward to the dystopian America that we currently inhabit, and those same traits make him an “evil, Nazi villain”. A sad example of how far we’ve fallen.

WWE tribute tonight:
 
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Freethinker said:
Yes, sad news for both.

Regarding Hogan, many lefty scum and POC were celebrating his death because he was “raycist” and a Trump supporter. The Hulkster didn’t want his daughter dating “N-words” and I can’t say I blame him. In the 80s and 90s, Hogan was an unapologetically masculine, patriotic, blonde haired White man and that made him a role model and hero. Fast forward to the dystopian America that we currently inhabit, and those same traits make him an “evil, Nazi villain”. A sad example of how far we’ve fallen.

WWE tribute tonight:
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There is so much hypocrisy surrounding the death of Hogan when it comes to his private conversations. I dare the stone throwers to have their private conversations exposed and we would see homophobic, racist and whatever PC faux pas exposed. From what I have read he never refused to work with Black wrestlers and he grew up in an area that had a significant Black population due to it being a ghetto area of Tampa. So there would be stories about him street fighting Blacks and none exist.

Yes Hogan was a hero for youth who was regarded as something similar to Ali, Jordan or Gretzky in Canada. He ushered in modern wrestling promotion and glamor. I am old enough to remember the wrestling era before him and it was similar to the minor league boxing circuit in the south or mid west.

This was probably peak Hogan when it comes to me as a fan of wrestling...
 
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There is so much hypocrisy surrounding the death of Hogan when it comes to his private conversations. I dare the stone throwers to have their private conversations exposed and we would see homophobic, racist and whatever PC faux pas exposed. From what I have read he never refused to work with Black wrestlers and he grew up in an area that had a significant Black population due to it being a ghetto area of Tampa. So there would be stories about him street fighting Blacks and none exist.

Yes Hogan was a hero for youth who was regarded as something similar to Ali, Jordan or Gretzky in Canada. He ushered in modern wrestling promotion and glamor. I am old enough to remember the wrestling era before him and it was similar to the minor league boxing circuit in the south or mid west.

This was probably peak Hogan when it comes to me as a fan of wrestling...
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Great moment of course!

Hulk really was the ultimate professional wrestler, as he was so good at selling everything and really understood the psychology of what made a great match. Hero vs villain in a physical struggle.

Another great example from late in his career was his Wrestlemania match against The Rock. I believe Hogan was 48 at this point but didn’t loose the ability to understand and work the crowd. I love this match, as Hogan came in as the obvious heel (he was his villainous Hollywood persona at this point) and Rock the ascending baby face star. The crowd immediately gets behind Hogan so he and Rocky have to switch mid match heel and face. But Hogan is so good that he’s still putting in the necessary heel work to tell the story and the two reverse roles again for the finish. The crowd was eating out of their hands the whole time and did pop for The Rock going over. Hogan brilliantly played up how he was a weakened old man at the end, getting again the crowds support and turned baby face for good with a handshake to his opponent. The team up with The Rock, to dispatch his former NWO cronies just solidified the moment, and kicked off what I believe was Hogans final run as a good guy in the WWE. Just a great piece of entertainment.

 
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