Water level.
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Put a flat earthier into space
- Thread starter southstander
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Atmospheric stacked density impeding ground level visibility
cfg
Striker
It’s obviously sinking
AlpineExile
Striker
Must have been low tide on the Irish side of the sea.
Was it repairing a projector or ice generator?
Projenerator
DaveH
Striker
But occasionally in Chicago there is this particular effect in certain conditions only at the right time of day that allows you to see buildings that would be over the curve. That one bit of "evidence" (and there seems to be no other regular recorded cases) trumps every single one of the many thousands of pictures showing ships disappear over the horizon, no matter what the conditions.
Unhindered
Married to a mackem
Goalkeeper
TheDataGuy
Midfield
The big blue bit has sea monsters in, saw it on old maps
ajryan86
Midfield
Best avoid them then.
A great way to confuse a flat earther, and there are many easy methods to choose from, is to inform them that this is a straight line.
Antarctica is a frozen force field and the jet bounced off it.
Monty Pigeon
Striker
This bloke announced a major expedition starting on 9th September. Hasn't been heard from since.
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I didn't realise our resident flatty was back on the board.......
Great news. Wonder if he's finished his map yet.
Hasn’t finished hammering the globe flat yet.
