Do we not have a rocket forum? We find out Saturday if the Earth is flat I guess.

[k0ua]

We should all build a rocket and show this guy up. Meet at James' place Saturday.

We are going to need a truck load each of mentos and soda. And a big ole tank to mix them in and something for a nozzle... yeah that ought to do it.

 

[4570Man]

I’ve got a 55 foot bucket truck and a 25 or 30 foot ladder. That should definitely be high enough to see across the flat earth. Maybe we can ratchet strap both of our ladders together.

 

[k0ua]

I’ve got a 55 foot bucket truck and a 25 or 30 foot ladder. That should definitely be high enough to see across the flat earth. Maybe we can ratchet strap both of our ladders together.

Do you really have a 55 foot bucket truck? Dang that would be handy for tower work at times.

 

[4570Man]

Do you really have a 55 foot bucket truck? Dang that would be handy for tower work at times.

The hydraulics are messed up and I haven’t had time to figure it out but yes. And I really have a 25 or 30 foot fiberglass ladder. You about need a tractor to set it in place.

 

[bcp]

Bizarro cartoon:



Bruce

 

[2LaneCruzer]

You know, the flat earth reality is a theory that worked for hundreds of years and still works for a lot of people. It provides an explanation that works...I'm sure that there were even testimonials from sailors that said they saw dragons on the edge and witnessed ships fall off the edge. It's only through intellectual endeavor, science and experimentation that the truth is revealed. Makes you wonder...just how many little theories of life we use every day that work, but in the future will be proven to be wrong? I mean, like how many human sacrifices do you think it took before they wised up and figured it gave the priests a full-time, prestigious job and nothing more?

 

[k0ua]

You know, the flat earth reality is a theory that worked for hundreds of years and still works for a lot of people. It provides an explanation that works...I'm sure that there were even testimonials from sailors that said they saw dragons on the edge and witnessed ships fall off the edge. It's only through intellectual endeavor, science and experimentation that the truth is revealed. Makes you wonder...just how many little theories of life we use every day that work, but in the future will be proven to be wrong? I mean, like how many human sacrifices do you think it took before they wised up and figured it gave the priests a full-time, prestigious job and nothing more?

Not to mention a terrible waste of virgins.

 

[k0ua]

I’ve got a 55 foot bucket truck and a 25 or 30 foot ladder. That should definitely be high enough to see across the flat earth. Maybe we can ratchet strap both of our ladders together.

Some of them big heavy duty fiberglass ladders get pretty unwieldy. I have rented some that about take 3 guys to set up and move around.

 

[bcp]

Self-taught rocket scientist finally blasts off into California sky



"I'm tired of people saying I chickened out and didn't build a rocket. I'm tired of that stuff. I manned up and did it."

 

[RNeumann]

Hopefully he flattened a few round-es along the way!