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by **EminemBase** » Jun 10th, '13, 17:40

SliK wrote:Now tell me why the moon landing didn't happen.

It did son.

by **momentsgolden** » Jun 10th, '13, 18:19

What if i were to say i have had communications with the spirit world Eminembase? What if i were to tell you that there is a book written in 1932 that perfectly sums up (almost) everything religious about me. Not one made to persuade atheists. Not one made to make profit. Just a book that has the most extensive and intricate spiritual undertakings i believe. Would you read it? If you would....

http://www.greber-christen.de/downloads ... -final.pdf

by **EminemBase** » Jun 10th, '13, 18:26

momentsgolden wrote:What if i were to say i have had communications with the spirit world Eminembase? What if i were to tell you that there is a book written in 1932 that perfectly sums up (almost) everything religious about me. Not one made to persuade atheists. Not one made to make profit. Just a book that has the most extensive and intricate spiritual undertakings i believe. Would you read it? If you would....

http://www.greber-christen.de/downloads ... -final.pdf

I would say that I don't believe there is a spirit world and that I believe you're mistaken.

As for whether I'd read that book... depends on what the book contains. If it's a book of anecdotes and descriptive writing and stories... that's meaningless to me. In terms of if making me believe in a spirit world exists or changing my perspective one iota, so unless it has some kind of tangible record of experiments or real-world evidence... seems like it'd be a pretty tedious read!

by **momentsgolden** » Jun 10th, '13, 18:32

Its got a personal anecdote of how the person got into contact with said spirits (which is quite long) then goes into a section which has real world examples and experiments done on clairvoyance and mediumistic powers (not too long) then a section which looks at what the spirit world said to him.

by **LK5** » Jun 10th, '13, 18:38

momentsgolden wrote:Its got a personal anecdote of how the person got into contact with said spirits (which is quite long) then goes into a section which has real world examples and experiments done on clairvoyance and mediumistic powers (not too long) then a section which looks at what the spirit world said to him.

Anyone can tell this shit. I won't believe till I experience it by myself

by **EminemBase** » Jun 10th, '13, 18:49

Hage wrote:
weee

There's the 'totally natural symmetrical collapse', which happens in free-fall acceleration... of the building which wasn't hit by a plane that day. It's amazing how people will deny their own eyes just to not feel outkasted by what the official story says, so they don't feel stupid and lumped with 'nuts'.

by **LK5** » Jun 10th, '13, 20:06

EminemBase wrote:
Hage wrote:
weee

There's the 'totally natural symmetrical collapse', which happens in free-fall acceleration... of the building which wasn't hit by a plane that day. It's amazing how people will deny their own eyes just to not feel outkasted by what the official story says, so they don't feel stupid and lumped with 'nuts'.

You should read this articles 3rd paragraph or whatever it's called: http://www.cracked.com/article_20466_5- ... ebunk.html
Seems pretty reasonable to me

by **EminemBase** » Jun 10th, '13, 21:34

LK5 wrote:
EminemBase wrote:
Hage wrote:
weee

There's the 'totally natural symmetrical collapse', which happens in free-fall acceleration... of the building which wasn't hit by a plane that day. It's amazing how people will deny their own eyes just to not feel outkasted by what the official story says, so they don't feel stupid and lumped with 'nuts'.

You should read this articles 3rd paragraph or whatever it's called: http://www.cracked.com/article_20466_5- ... ebunk.html
Seems pretty reasonable to me

Actually that's not. Will retort soon.

by **SliK** » Jun 13th, '13, 03:21

EminemBase wrote:
SliK wrote:Now tell me why the moon landing didn't happen.

It did son.

Yeah, I know

by **AbramIsaac** » Jun 13th, '13, 04:42

This thread went from a tribute to EminemBase, to a tribute to American excellence in engineering and/or world-changing trickery.

by **viJilance** » Jun 13th, '13, 09:08

EminemBase wrote:Actually that's not. Will retort soon.

by **Elision** » Jun 13th, '13, 21:12

Simple strategy for life: picking your battles = 100% success rate. He knows about Eminem so he joined an Eminem forum. get off dude's dick

by **viJilance** » Jun 13th, '13, 21:22

Elision wrote:get off dude's dick

getting jelly you've been replaced?

by **Elision** » Jun 13th, '13, 23:31

viJilance wrote:
Elision wrote:get off dude's dick

getting jelly you've been replaced?

huh? embase and i joined at the same time. i consider him a friend. i was responding to OP

by **Whitefox** » Jun 17th, '13, 03:24

I like to read EminemBase's posts because I agree with his opinions . It's like reading your own opinion in a well-crafted manner for me. I wish English was my native language so i could write like him.

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