End Times

[Jibartik]

I hope we get starkind and their positive vibes back and not something much more dark, and terrifying.

[Jibartik]

America became a jerry springer episode.

[Jibartik]

I always hated these things because I figured this is just not something that should stand the test of time because the Georgians that survive the next ice age/ww3 are gonna be so fricken nazi as f if it did lol



I wonder if this is what is under it in the time casual:

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[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by Jibartik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I always hated these things because I figured this is just not something that should stand the test of time because the Georgians that survive the next ice age/ww3 are gonna be so fricken nazi as f if it did lol



I wonder if this is what is under it in the time casual:

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Yep

[Mblake1981]

^
Goddamnit.

[Jibartik]

Here's a fun one.

This is apophis in 2029 pretty close, but how accurate is their data?

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Ive been trying to find what the wiggle room is for astronomical predictions, and am discovering it's a lot bigger than 0

here's a graphical representation of how much wiggle room they have predicting the path of an asteroid we know a lot about (bennu)

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Not very accurate, I wonder if that wiggle room is enough for contact in the image of apophis?

These images represent the knowledge we have of each of these astroids, Bennu:

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Literally the images they used to predict Apophis's path gently skimming us nothing to worry about here folks.

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Conclusion:

[Jibartik]

Folks that take the mark are gonna be so bummed while they're choken down insect legs trying to maintain normal

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[magnetaress]

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Folks that take the mark are gonna be so bummed while they're choken down insect legs trying to maintain normal

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Where are we gonna get the pesticide free snack bugs from?

I bet Wasabi x flour + locust is p gud tho.

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by Jibartik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Here's a fun one.

This is apophis in 2029 pretty close, but how accurate is their data?

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Ive been trying to find what the wiggle room is for astronomical predictions, and am discovering it's a lot bigger than 0

here's a graphical representation of how much wiggle room they have predicting the path of an asteroid we know a lot about (bennu)

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Not very accurate, I wonder if that wiggle room is enough for contact in the image of apophis?

These images represent the knowledge we have of each of these astroids, Bennu:

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Literally the images they used to predict Apophis's path gently skimming us nothing to worry about here folks.

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Conclusion:

What are the bright blue pale teal dots? Space mcmansions?

[Mblake1981]

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I bet Wasabi x flour + locust is p gud tho.

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