The Flat Earth Society
Flat Earth Discussion Boards => Flat Earth Q&A => Topic started by: khaspal on March 27, 2008, 05:01:54 PM
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http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=20015.msg374481#msg374481
after running across the above conversation I decided it would be an interesting possibility and set out to look for proof to back up Dead Kangaroo and found this:
(http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z181/khaspal/satellite_banana.jpg)
a summary of the conversation for those who don't want to click:
sokarul: "how do you explain the navy shooting down the spy satellite?"
Dead Kangaroo: "Just out of curiosity, how does that prove that the Earth is round?"
sokarul: "Satellites..."
Dead Kangaroo: "...are powered by bananas."
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Don't be silly, satellites get their power by eating the bananas. Satellites need potassium to work y'know...
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Don't be silly, satellites get their power by eating the bananas. Satellites need potassium to work y'know...
Those must be straws or something then.
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Must be
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Don't be silly, satellites get their power by eating the bananas. Satellites need potassium to work y'know...
Funny thing is that your statement is partially true.
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Don't be silly, satellites get their power by eating the bananas. Satellites need potassium to work y'know...
Funny thing is that your statement is partially true.
Erm I knew that. Ahem. Thats why I said it. Ahem.
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Don't be silly, satellites get their power by eating the bananas. Satellites need potassium to work y'know...
Funny thing is that your statement is partially true.
Erm I knew that. Ahem. Thats why I said it. Ahem.
Some satellites have radioactive material in them to keep electronics and fuel warm. Potassium is radioactive. Although they probably don't use potassium in satellites.
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I see...
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You're wrong, sock. Why else would they be powered by bananas? FOOL! >:(