Well I´m convinced. Anybody who wants to discuss this can contact me c/o Kin Arad, though we´re going on a trip with a guy called Jalo and may not be back for some time...

I...ummm...are they really serious? I'm really hoping they are joking but I'm not entirely sure.

This just made my day - and I've sent it on to a whole bunch of other people as well. Did you read the FAQ through, "there is a giant ice wall holding all the water in, and its protected by armed forces!!"
Thanks CM

Welcome to religion.

This is comedy gold :D

This is not comedy. This is human nature, and there is nothing funny about it. These people believe to whatever they want to believe, despite facts showing otherwise, and the only group that does so is called "religious fanatics" - and they are willing to kill everybody who do not believe in "their reality".

Come on Bask, that site is hilarious. The most amazing thing to me is that it's quite well written! I'd have thought it was written by a perfectly normal person if I hadn't actually read the content...

Just like the Bible :)

Really bask, you're gonna make that comparison? I showed this site to my friend who's an atheist, and he found it hilariously idiotic, and he said that although he does sort of feel the same way about Chistianity, he finds it much less idiotic. And I'm sure the top Christians apologists (or any Christian apologists for that matter) can defend Christianity much better than any of the people who believe this site can defend flat earth. But anyway, I don't want to get in an argument about religion right now, so that's all I'm gonna say.

@pj: yes, the faq is hilarious. My favorite part: "Q: "What about Lunar Eclipses?"
A: A celestial body, known as the antimoon, passes between the sun and moon. This projects a shadow upon the moon."

What the fuck is an antimoon? This is making things unnecessarily complicated.

Someone is a better troll than me?

I'm suprised there's so many people here who haven't heard of these folks. Yes, they believe in it.

@CM

Ptolemaic epicycles were also unnecessarily complicated and yet people believed in them. Of course they were wrong as well but although it's a great rule-of-thumb, the simplest solution is not always the right one.

I was telling all my friends at school about them, and we were all looking at the site, laughing our asses off at the absurdity.

When it comes to seriously meant absurdities, I like me some wikis like Metapedia or Conservapedia.

Conservapedia's not that bad most of the time. And despite my name, I'm not a conservative anymore, btw. What's medapedia?

Conservapedia IS that bad all of the time.

I'm kind of hoping its a giant and elaborate trolling.... unfortunately, I think Andrew Schafly is far too serious, unfortunately.
I wish it was a troll, honestly... the fact that people can write and believe that kind of garbage.

Conservapedia's articles are at their best completely useless stubs. Usually, it's just a bunch of hogwash embarassing anyone who is actually a sane conservative.

Regarding metapedia:
http://en.metapedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust%E2%84%A2
http://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Judeo-Bolshevism
http://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Protocols

yeah i heard of these tools a while ago.

there was this one question none of them could answer i forget now but it was hilarious how no flat earthers responded to it despite constant bumping

also i lol at their "spotlight effect" explanation for night. wow.

also about metapedia - what the hell is that

and what the hell is the "pro-european struggle"???????

I have a horrifying, shameful confession:

Their headquarters is...

In the city next to whee I live, and the city where I go to college.

And EVERYONE, professors and students alike, learn this and facepalm so hard...!

WHY US!

(NOW does everyone get what I mean when I say the area I live's one of the shittier, stupider places in all California?

Just today, true discussion...

Guy: So you believe there's no God, huh?
Me: No, sir, not the God of the Bible, for sure.
Guy: Yeah...well...HOW'D THAT TREE GET THERE! HUH?!
Me: ...Someone...PLANTED IT, maybe?
Guy: *Blinks*

:/

Well, you guys can make fun all you want, but playing with your pecker makes Jesus cry.

@obi
That guy's brother stopped me the other day and asked me who built that sinful city we were in. Turned out it wasn't man as I thought but Satan.

And metapedia is basically nazipedia.