08 Nov '14 05:03>
Originally posted by FMFpopcorn brain
Just commenting on your weird [and now deleted] post that's all. 😀
look it up
Originally posted by lemon limeWell, it was you who saw fit to raise the issue of "FMF" on a thread about "Astroid", not me. 😀
So, are you here to weigh in on the impending asteroid attack from outer space in the universe up there somewhere? Or are you only here to defend your honor?
Originally posted by lemon limeTut tut, caught fibbing again.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that part of the message. 😀
I decided there's no reason for me to comment on something that was implied when it was said in such a way that it can be denied... in other words, plausible deniability. The last part of the message went something like this:
"Why can't you be more like FMF and insult your own intell ...[text shortened]... from outer space in the universe up there somewhere? Or are you only here to defend your honor?
Originally posted by divegeesterI thought if anyone could make sense of what Coolerayah was saying it would be FMF. As the saying goes, great minds think alike.
Page 2, 3rd post down.
Are you somehow compelled to be dishonest about everything?
Originally posted by Great King RatBecause it was the ancient Babylonian astronomer's name for Jupiter during the month of Tišritum which definitely exists. The name was also associated with Mercury and Libra, but only during that month. The word Nibiru meant transition point or crossing, especially of rivers.
How do you know Nibiru exists?
In Babylonian astronomy, Nibiru (in cuneiform spelled dné-bé-ru or MULni-bi-rum) is a term of the highest point of the ecliptic, i.e. the point of summer solstice, and its associated constellation.[1]The conspiracy theory about a killer planet isn't even a good one. It's not remotely plausible, physically impossible, and has virtually no entertainment value. Wikipedia does a good job of debunking it [2].