No, I used it to show you what I mean. I didn't offer it as proof, fool.
That hurt my appendix
The Earth is filled with twinkies, then volcanoes would spew twinkies everywhere, instead of hot, molten rock.
No, volcanic erruptions are fake!! Don't beleive that stuff, the government does that just to make you too afraid to ever go near a volcano, when really they're harmless, the government sure has fooled you
Hey, if I took the time to read and understand it, then you can too!
Can, of course I can, but I
may not

; I'm not going to, whether you did, whether some other FE'ers or RE'ers did, or anyone, I'm not going to, when I have you here to sum it up for me. It's like solving a complex problem in math, by hand, when I have a calculator, right there, there's no point in not using it, see what I mean.
It says nothing about being only two-dimensional; a cube (which is a three-dimensional geometric object made up of two-dimensional squares) is flat, but it's three-dimensional; it looks like you are wrong.
No, it has flat sides, but it's not flat. It appears as though you could be the one who is wrong in this case.
Although U.F.O. stands for "Unidentified Flying Object", it also includes alien starships. The picture was obviously an "alien starship". You lose.
Um, well unidentified flying object could stand for an alien starship, a bomber from Zimbabwe, an airborne cow, etc......, it's a very vague, ok, so I don't lose.
Too bad it's a matter of opinion.
Yeah, so are a lot of things that are obvious. For me it's obvious that the Colts won the Super Bowl last night, but for some, a Canadian with no TV, it's very hard to make that assumption, so it's a matter of opinion, sure.
Yes, because a model proves everything. As a matter of fact, I hav a model of New York that's in the process of being destroyed by Godzilla and King Ghidorah - someone should warn the citizens of New York that this is bound to happen! They must evacuate quickly!
No, I said I've seen a globe, which just happened to be a globe on a desk, in 2nd grade. Besides sometimes models do show real stuff, right now I have a model of Tiger Stadium, a football stadium in Baton Rouge that the LSU Tigers (see my avatar) play football in, and it's exact to the smallest detail, however, me punching it, and throwing it at the wall, doesn't mean that will happen to it, ok?
Didn't you say that humor is relative? That one person may find something funny and another may not? Plus, how do you know that I was trying to be funny? Where's your proof?
Oh, you're giving me too much credit, for it wasn't I that said humor was relative, it was Einstein. Haven't you ever heard of Einstein's theory of relativity? Shortly followed by his Theory of the relativeness of humor?