The Hebrew word for "deception"...
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Well Joshua was the son of Nun, so does that mean he was Roman Catholic?
Just saying.............
Just saying.............
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claysmithr
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I thought it stood for Need Another Seven Astronauts
Don't know if you realized it but this joke was about the '86 Challenger disaster. I had Ms. McAuliffe as a teacher in 7th grade.
The Hebrew word for deception is NASA?
No.
No it's not.
With a computer and an internet connection you can research any topic in the world in just minutes... even seconds.
We might all do well to take a minute or two out of our day to check the crazy things we hear... before repeating them.
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I guess I'm going to make another post just because this really bugs me.
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It's fine to read weird things, or consider odd ideas, or think "outside the box", that's all fine.
But it really is INCREDIBLY easy to do a cursory bit of fact checking.
What about sources?
What if you try to research and only get a "traditional source", or "one view"... well then that's your own fault for being lazy.
In a couple of minutes you can find dozens of different sources from all over the world with intrinsically different biases.
So in just a few minutes you really can do an extraordinary amount of very broad research.
That's all.
I don't really care about NASA.
But I am amazed at the extraordinary technology most of us have right in our pockets.
How about we get off our lazy bums for 5 seconds and put it to good use?
And I'm not mad at the OP.
Everybody does this, lol.
: )
It's fine to read weird things, or consider odd ideas, or think "outside the box", that's all fine.
But it really is INCREDIBLY easy to do a cursory bit of fact checking.
What about sources?
What if you try to research and only get a "traditional source", or "one view"... well then that's your own fault for being lazy.
In a couple of minutes you can find dozens of different sources from all over the world with intrinsically different biases.
So in just a few minutes you really can do an extraordinary amount of very broad research.
That's all.
I don't really care about NASA.
But I am amazed at the extraordinary technology most of us have right in our pockets.
How about we get off our lazy bums for 5 seconds and put it to good use?
And I'm not mad at the OP.
Everybody does this, lol.
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AuntieAnt
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I guess I'm going to make another post just because this really bugs me.
: )
It's fine to read weird things, or consider odd ideas, or think "outside the box", that's all fine.
But it really is INCREDIBLY easy to do a cursory bit of fact checking.
What about sources?
What if you try to research and only get a "traditional source", or "one view"... well then that's your own fault for being lazy.
In a couple of minutes you can find dozens of different sources from all over the world with intrinsically different biases.
So in just a few minutes you really can do an extraordinary amount of very broad research.
That's all.
I don't really care about NASA.
But I am amazed at the extraordinary technology most of us have right in our pockets.
How about we get off our lazy bums for 5 seconds and put it to good use?
And I'm not mad at the OP.
Everybody does this, lol.
Tru dat!
As a matter of fact, I wondered about the meaning behind your one-lens eyeglasses avatar. Here's what I found just by Googlin' the image.
Willie Maxwell II, an American rapper from Paterson, NJ known professionally as Fetty Wap (or Fetty) , lost one eye due to glaucoma and was fitted with a special one lens ocular prosthesis. Subsequently, a fan created this one-lens meme as a joke.
Tru dat!
As a matter of fact, I wondered about the meaning behind your one-lens eyeglasses avatar. Here's what I found just by Googlin' the image.
Willie Maxwell II, an American rapper from Paterson, NJ known professionally as Fetty Wap (or Fetty) , lost one eye due to glaucoma and was fitted with a special one lens ocular prosthesis. Subsequently, a fan created this one-lens meme as a joke.
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You're very sneaky.