Has the single forum died down?

[Lanolin]

March 17 2024 I stopped posting in the Banned Game thread as was doing that nearly every day.

If you scroll further on from my post, both Jennymae and Shittim were still there, then more than a year later Sep 13 2025 @Texasgal wrote when someone asked where everyone was she replied they have either moved on or died.

Shittim's last post on the thread was Nov 5 2025 - He also speculated we had died as was the last surviving member.

So when I came back this year in Feb I was sort of shocked that Jennymae had passed away, but I didn't know was her at first, it could have been Moses or Ruby, as it def wasn't me who had died. (I just got fired at the end)

Then I found out that Shittim had passed away.

I am not surprised Moses was banned, but I figured Ruby had left as she stopped posting a while before. I don't think she kept going or was able to keep it up as long as me and Jennymae where warring with each other lol. We just ended up in prison.

 

[Texasgal]

Jennymae passed away on June 15th 2024. She had been sick for a long time and was waiting for a heart transplant, but her heart gave up before they could find a heart to transplant.

I had the pleasure of meeting her on two occasions a few years before she passed.

This is what she looked like in 2018:

 

[kinda]

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To many flat earth threads? That stuff was blowing during Covid. lol

Anyways, I don't anything about it, but it appears the flat earth threads are dying off. Correlation or coincidence?

 

[kinda]

Jennymae passed away on June 15th 2024. She had been sick for a long time and was waiting for a heart transplant, but her heart gave up before they could find a heart to transplant.

I had the pleasure of meeting her on two occasions a few years before she passed.

This is what she looked like in 2018:

Sorry to hear this. She seems vaguely familiar.

Do you know, if her heart condition happened after 2021?

 

[Jackson129]

So now that a rocket shit took off and broadcasted high def video of them slingshotting around the earth to gain velocity for the trip to the moon. What are the flat earthers gonna day? Fake news?

 

[Lanolin]

So now that a rocket shit took off and broadcasted high def video of them slingshotting around the earth to gain velocity for the trip to the moon. What are the flat earthers gonna day? Fake news?

Um..there seem to be a lot of typos in your post...

 

[kinda]

So now that a rocket shit took off and broadcasted high def video of them slingshotting around the earth to gain velocity for the trip to the moon. What are the flat earthers gonna day? Fake news?

Which are you referring to? I just don't see how defecation from a rocket is any proof of the earth's shape though. lol Just kidding. My posts are messed up also.....Dyslexia..

Anyways, I will probably guess computer made video, like photoshop. I'm not sure, what you are referring to. I don't think the USA landed on the moon either, and doubt NASA, but have a different cosmology, than both flat earth, and the Heliocentric model. Anyways, I will leave it to @GaryA for the official flat earth response. lol

 

[Lanolin]

I never got into the flat earth thing.
I figured those who believed it, lived somewhere like Kansas ...or the Great Plains.

 

[Godsgirl1983]

So now that a rocket shit took off and broadcasted high def video of them slingshotting around the earth to gain velocity for the trip to the moon. What are the flat earthers gonna day? Fake news?

Um..there seem to be a lot of typos in your post...

I just don't see how defecation from a rocket is any proof of the earth's shape though

mmmkayyy, let's just move on like the mature adults we are...
I CAN'T! I just can't

 

[Jackson129]

Woah there were alot of typos in there

 

[kinda]

Woah there were alot of typos in there

I'm guessing your referring to this recent launch, with a fly by of the moon.

Artemis II begins first full day in space, performing critical system checks, maneuvers on historic mission

Nearly 12 hours into the mission, the crew has now officially started its first full day in space. These initial 24 hours are critical as the astronauts focus on essential system checks and orbital maneuvers to ensure the spacecraft is healthy before heading to the Moon.

www.foxweather.com

That's an easy one to debunk, Van Allan Radiation Belts. It ain't getting through that. I won't believe it, when they say, they are flying by the moon. It's obviously telling, that haven't beat this goal post in over 50 years, with even Russia not being able to getting to the moon, and they were the first ones in space, among other firsts in the space race. (I think Russia fakes stuff as well.) Anyways, this is probably left in the conspiracy theory, but this leaves me in the tin foil hat club. lol

This is the official, knock out all moon landing hoax, and true earth image?



Give me a break! lol That looks CGI to me. No stars again?

 

[kinda]

By the way the rocket launch was on April 1st...Also widely known as April fool's day. lol

 

[tourist]

So when I came back this year in Feb I was sort of shocked that Jennymae had passed away, but I didn't know was her at first, it could have been Moses or Ruby, as it def wasn't me who had died. (I just got fired at the end)

Shocked to find out from your post that Jennymae is no longer with us. I remember Moses and Ruby quite well. Very interesting peeps. Hope all is well with them and they come back and see us.

 

[Jackson129]

I'm guessing your referring to this recent launch, with a fly by of the moon.

Artemis II begins first full day in space, performing critical system checks, maneuvers on historic mission

Nearly 12 hours into the mission, the crew has now officially started its first full day in space. These initial 24 hours are critical as the astronauts focus on essential system checks and orbital maneuvers to ensure the spacecraft is healthy before heading to the Moon.

www.foxweather.com

That's an easy one to debunk, Van Allan Radiation Belts. It ain't getting through that. I won't believe it, when they say, they are flying by the moon. It's obviously telling, that haven't beat this goal post in over 50 years, with even Russia not being able to getting to the moon, and they were the first ones in space, among other firsts in the space race. (I think Russia fakes stuff as well.) Anyways, this is probably left in the conspiracy theory, but this leaves me in the tin foil hat club. lol

This is the official, knock out all moon landing hoax, and true earth image?

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Give me a break! lol That looks CGI to me. No stars again?

I mean when I get an x ray they give me a lead belt. Pretty sure nasa scientist use some more advanced stuff.

 

[Lanolin]

Shocked to find out from your post that Jennymae is no longer with us. I remember Moses and Ruby quite well. Very interesting peeps. Hope all is well with them and they come back and see us.

Ruby and Moses were having a Cold War. I tried to thaw things out, but it wasn't enough to bring them back.

I imagine Jennymae has found her home sweet home, where Redheads rule!

 

[tourist]

Ruby and Moses were having a Cold War. I tried to thaw things out, but it wasn't enough to bring them back.

I imagine Jennymae has found her home sweet home, where Redheads rule!

I am sure that this is the case in regard to Jennymae.

 

[YouOnlyLiveTwice]

“I’m more of a flat sun kinda gal” -some sketch comedy YouTuber I used to watch.

 

[kinda]

I mean when I get an x ray they give me a lead belt. Pretty sure nasa scientist use some more advanced stuff.

What was the Apollo lunar module made of?​

"It was made of an aluminum honeycomb sandwhich bonded between sheet aluminum alloy. The base of the CM consisted of a heat shield made of brazed stainless steel honeycomb filled with a phenolic epoxy resin as an ablative material and varied in thickness from 1.8 to 6.9 cm."


0.5-inch (1.27cm) to 2.5-inch (6.35cm)
The thickness of the walls of the Apollo 11 Command Module (CM) varied from 0.5-inch (1.27cm) to 2.5-inch (6.35cm). The inner wall of the CM's cabin was built with a honeycomb structure of aluminum mated with an aluminum alloy, while the outer wall varied from 0.25-inch (6.35mm) to 1.5-inch (3.81cm).

Yeah, this is a forever long discussion, but this guy pretty much wraps up in 9 minutes.

All this stuff pretty much has been discussed in this thread here.

Thread 'Did man land on the moon?'

Feb 20, 2021

A simple poll.
Did we go to the moon or not???

• PC123
• Replies: 764
• Forum: Conspiracy & Corruption Discussion Forum

• 

 

[Lanolin]

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What was the Apollo lunar module made of?​

"It was made of an aluminum honeycomb sandwhich bonded between sheet aluminum alloy. The base of the CM consisted of a heat shield made of brazed stainless steel honeycomb filled with a phenolic epoxy resin as an ablative material and varied in thickness from 1.8 to 6.9 cm."

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0.5-inch (1.27cm) to 2.5-inch (6.35cm)
The thickness of the walls of the Apollo 11 Command Module (CM) varied from 0.5-inch (1.27cm) to 2.5-inch (6.35cm). The inner wall of the CM's cabin was built with a honeycomb structure of aluminum mated with an aluminum alloy, while the outer wall varied from 0.25-inch (6.35mm) to 1.5-inch (3.81cm).

Yeah, this is a forever long discussion, but this guy pretty much wraps up in 9 minutes.

All this stuff pretty much has been discussed in this thread here.

Thread 'Did man land on the moon?'

Feb 20, 2021

A simple poll.
Did we go to the moon or not???

• PC123
• Replies: 764
• Forum: Conspiracy & Corruption Discussion Forum

• 

I remember children asking this at school who were in Year 5-6. I don't think they could quite believe it and their teacher said they should investigate it, and to not always trust the (fake) news. lol

There was an entire unit on Space, and I had to provide the books for it in the library, and a lot of them were out of a date, some still said Pluto was a planet. Now it's not designated one so it would be false information (or updated information). The point of the moon landings is not the the USA were the first ones who can lay claim to it. It's what we can learn from it.

Is anyone still landing on the moon now? No. So really does it matter? Not in the grand scheme of things. It's not like the USA can say, well the moon is ours! It's part of the US since we are the first to land on it! We get first dibs on colonising it. hahahha

I'm like...whatever!

 

[Lanolin]

It was better before the US got there, when we could imagine there were creatures living on the moon, or that it was made of cheese, or that the dark side was really the dark side.

I think the moon landings spoiled it and made it all political. I mean planting your flag on it and laying claim to it? Stupid idea. I don't know if the flag is still there, but all they bought back were moon rocks and it was like, what was the point?

I think the pictures of earth from space were cool though.