I'm glad the earth is flat

[bykfixer]

BMX bike riding like you may not have ever seen thanks to "flat land".

Jaw dropping action




13-15 year olds



The guy I wanted to be if I grow up

 

[raggie33]

BMX bike riding like you may not hav ever seen.

Jaw dropping action




13-15 year olds



The guy I wanted to be if I grow up

i know a guy who trully think its flat btw i think he is running for president lol for real. weird guy but seems smart

 

[raggie33]

https://twitter.com/paperboyprince?lang=en

 

[Chauncey Gardiner]

Flat Earth you say?

 

[PhotonWrangler]

 

[jtr1962]

The guy I wanted to be if I grow up

I use that phrase a lot. 61 going on 15, at least my mindset.

I've been riding since I was a kid, but I'd probably fall on my face attempting any of those tricks. Curb hopping is about as far as I go.

i know a guy who trully think its flat btw i think he is running for president lol for real. weird guy but seems smart

Don't laugh but one of my brother's neighbors thinks the sun and moon are the same object. Apparently someone operates a dimmer switch on the sun at night, at least going by his reasoning.

 

[alpg88]

I'm convinced that flat earth society has nothing to do with flat earth, and it is a way to cover up their real activity, whatever it is, no one takes them seriously, and that is the point. Several years back they got entire cruise liner to go "on expedition to the edge of the earth" lol, where they actually went, no one knows, i do not buy it for a second, sure there are few idiots who believe, and they keep feeding them, to keep the illusion going. but i have little doubts the group is about something else.

 

[bykfixer]

I started attempting flatland at 35 when it was no longer practical to ride ramps and jumps etc due to a series of injuries. It was fun even though I sucked at it. It was a low impact workout from stem to stern, port to starboard.

 

[alpg88]

 

[raggie33]

napoleon dynamite is the best rider

 

[Jean-Luc Descarte]

I'm convinced that flat earth society has nothing to do with flat earth, and it is a way to cover up their real activity, whatever it is, no one takes them seriously, and that is the point. Several years back they got entire cruise liner to go "on expedition to the edge of the earth" lol, where they actually went, no one knows, i do not buy it for a second, sure there are few idiots who believe, and they keep feeding them, to keep the illusion going. but i have little doubts the group is about something else.

There are times when stupidity is so big, so big, that it seems like strategy.

 

[alpg88]

There are times when stupidity is so big, so big, that it seems like strategy.

YEs, that is true, but what also is true , that very often things are not what they seem,

 

[raggie33]

ill admit not 100 percent sure we went to the moon! it just seems impossible to me that in 1960s we would have that kind of tech and faking it would scare the ussr

 

[jabe1]

Try:
Birdsarentreal.com

lol 😁

 

[alpg88]

ill admit not 100 percent sure we went to the moon! it just seems impossible to me that in 1960s we would have that kind of tech and faking it would scare the ussr

Well, you are not the only person who doubts things that are commonly believed are real. I do not believe elections are real. lol

 

[PhotonWrangler]

ill admit not 100 percent sure we went to the moon! it just seems impossible to me that in 1960s we would have that kind of tech and faking it would scare the ussr

We left retro-reflective panels there and we can bounce lasers off of them and see the reflection back on earth.

 

[raggie33]

for real pw?

 

[PhotonWrangler]

for real pw?

Yes, 100% for real. They're intended for use by NASA and other scientific groups though. A regular handheld laser pointer won't work.

Another article.

 

[alpg88]

soviets monitored entire mission, all of them. if they were fake, they would not stay quiet

 

[PhotonWrangler]

soviets monitored entire mission, all of them. if they were fake, they would not stay quiet

This is a great point.