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JojoTheWhale
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Striiker
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What the hell does that even mean?
What’s his understanding of what he sees when he looks up? Like a painted ceiling or something?
JojoTheWhale
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“I don’t believe in space. I don’t think there’s (like) other planets and stuff like that.”
Also threw in some flat earth stuff for good measure.
philly_28
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One of the things I miss most about the pre-2020 world is how I was 100% convinced that flat earthers were just trolling people to get a reaction out of them. Nowadays, nothing surprises me anymore in relation to the abyss that is human stupidity...
Striiker
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Do I need to photoshop a DB on the moon next?
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DancingPanther
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ajgoal
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I took some pictures on the moon while I was on vacation last week. You can use one of those.
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How do flat earthers explain everything that proves the earth isn’t? There seems to be a slippery slope with conspiracies where if you start buying into a couple you’ll soon also be buying even crazier ones and so on
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Gregor Samsa
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It’s craziness. Why would the earth being flat be kept secret anyway? The general rule of thumb is the more people involved in a secret or conspiracy the more likely someone is to open their mouth. A conspiracy of this sort would involve millions of people through centuries and different walks of life; proving the earth is flat would bring someone instant fame. I guess we should ignore everyone who’s sailed the seas, studied the stars, and so on. They don’t know the truth. But schizo Brian running a podcast in his basement ranting about reptilians, flat earth, and ((((them)))) who run the world…this is the guy who knows the truth. It’s delusional and madness
DancingPanther
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The best is that there's a doc out there where flat earthers, in their attempt to prove the earth flat, actually prove the earth is curved. Then they immediately try to ret-con and excuse the results lol
i feel like i lost brain cells listening
i mean he said he is really religious..even they know there are other planets...they have a damn observatory lol
FLYguy3911
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No one really does these at the combine anymore do they?
Trotter didn't run so I'm guessing he's slow.
Every Temple LB that goes to the combine flies apparently. DJ was hyping him up.
Payton Wilson has me all sorts of conflicted. Almost 6'4 with 30 inch arms. Got the white guy syndrome
I have no idea where he is hiding that 230. He's built like a WR. And I never would have guessed his brother was Bryce Wilson. They have quite different builds.
Also looks like Dallas Goedert's doppelganger.
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philly_28
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I'm aware.
You think that will stop people from eventually starting to sincerely believe in it? Cause I don't.
JojoTheWhale
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No one really does these at the combine anymore do they?
Trotter didn't run so I'm guessing he's slow.
Every Temple LB that goes to the combine flies apparently. DJ was hyping him up.
Payton Wilson has me all sorts of conflicted. Almost 6'4 with 30 inch arms. Got the white guy syndrome
I have no idea where he is hiding that 230. He's built like a WR. And I never would have guessed his brother was Bryce Wilson. They have quite different builds.
Also looks like Dallas Goedert's doppelganger.
Between the laundry list of injury concerns and playing in a 3-3 Stack defense, I’m more than fine letting someone else take the Payton Wilson risk. I don’t know how to have an opinion on that combo of traits even if you can see some star outcomes.
Trotter did put up mediocre times in the 3C and the SS, but he came in at 228. You’re not even getting size.
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FLYguy3911
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Looked stiff in the drills too but I'm no scout.
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JojoTheWhale
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I would bet quite a bit on him going to Buffalo and being passable again. His longtime position coach is up there now.
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Someone allowed him to grow up thinking it was OK to have a personal opinion on whether or not there were "other planets and stuff."
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