Nibiru/Planet X

[Aldakoopa]

It's a direct response to the comment that I quoted.

Me?

Nevermind, I won't even continue this nonsense.

 

[Bogus]

It's a direct response to the comment that I quoted.

Ok me. You don't have to beat around the bush.

It sounds like he forces himself to stifle his own laughter every 30 seconds. Either that, or it's a split-second loss of signal transmitted from the alien mother-ship that sent him to earth and it's actually static emanating from his vocalization receptor.

I like that one better. xD

 

[Johnny Alien]

Me?

Nevermind, I won't even continue this nonsense.

How is this confusing? Now you guys are confusing me.

You said this about my original comment.

With that argument that means to believe in ANY theory that doesn't have irrefutable empirical evidence then you must believe in ALL theories without empirical evidence, or don't believe in ANY theories at all otherwise you're a "hypocrite".

And I commented back with this.

That's not at all what I am implying. What I am saying is that if anyone believes in something without said evidence they should not insult other people for believing things without hardcore proof. They don't need to believe it as well just not insult them for something they do themselves. That is where the hypocrisy would come in.

 

[Aldakoopa]

Apparently, it's a subject that needs to be completely avoided lest we all suffer another bought of confusion.

 

[Johnny Alien]

Apparently, it's a subject that needs to be completely avoided lest we all suffer another bought of confusion.

Haha. I was about to say the same thing. I think maybe i got confused at some point and started confusing other people around me. I am pretty sure this is phase one of the side effects of Nibiru coming closer to earth.

 

[Aldakoopa]

Haha. I was about to say the same thing. I think maybe i got confused at some point and started confusing other people around me. I am pretty sure this is phase one of the side effects of Nibiru coming closer to earth.

Better prepare our lead hats and get some Depends. NASA guy said we'd **** our pants too.

 

[Bogus]

Uh oh the extreme gravitational and magnetic field is affecting us already.

 

[Aldakoopa]

A theory I find interesting is the hollow earth theory.

I don't believe a word of it, but it's just entertaining to imagine.

 

[Johnny Alien]

I'm partial to the "Aids was started by the government" conspiracy. I have read a few really well laid out articles on that before that actually have made me wonder a little bit.

 

[Bogus]

I seen a TV show of the hollow Earth theory. They had CG dinosaurs living in these caverns under the crust lol

 

[SSpeckerwood]

I'm partial to the "Aids was started by the government" conspiracy. I have read a few really well laid out articles on that before that actually have made me wonder a little bit.

I thought aids was started when certain people had sexual relations with monkeys?

 

[Johnny Alien]

The theory has always been that it started in monkeys. The curious thing is that there were no known cases until the government started supplying trial hepatitis b vaccines to homosexuals in the US. Shortly after it started showing up in the same cities that supplied the vaccines.

 

[Aldakoopa]

The theory has always been that it started in monkeys. The curious thing is that there were no known cases until the government started supplying trial hepatitis b vaccines to homosexuals in the US. Shortly after it started showing up in the same cities that supplied the vaccines.

Never heard that one before, lol. I wouldn't put it past them, to be honest... but I don't really see the point.

 

[Bogus]

I've been into the multiverse theory lately. Should I start a thread for that? opcorn:

 

[Aldakoopa]

I've been into the multiverse theory lately. Should I start a thread for that? opcorn:

Not even sure what that means.

Welcome to SonicOwnersForum.com where we discuss how awesome this car is and conspiracy theories far and wide!

 

[Bogus]

Not even sure what that means.

Welcome to SonicOwnersForum.com where we discuss how awesome this car is and conspiracy theories far and wide!

lmao! I was just kidding I wont get into detail.

 

[SSpeckerwood]

I've been into the multiverse theory lately. Should I start a thread for that? opcorn:

NO....!

 

[Aldakoopa]

Just saw something last night about a couple of theories similar to Nibiru... the first one was the theory that our sun was part of a binary system (which about 60-70% of all known suns systems are binary, so it's not at all uncommon) in which the second sun in our solar system is a very small red dwarf called "Nemesis", which would make our sun have a very small orbit and Nemesis would have a very, very long orbit that takes 26 million years to complete; The far end of it's orbit is very far away from the sun while other end comes very close to the sun. The theory doesn't say that Nemesis will collide with any plantes, but that it could possibly throw comets from the Oort cloud that have the possibility of being large enough to cause massive damage to Earth if one were to strike us. Nemesis itself is so small that it does not burn bright enough to even be seen; The stars we see in the sky are distant suns that are much larger than our own.

The other theory which is somewhat related is that there is another planet called Tyche which is at least the size of Jupiter or larger is also in orbit in our solar system inside the Oort Cloud, which is so far away that this planet (which may actually be a brown dwarf star) is too dark to see and, on a cosmic scale, still a "small object" that is hard to detect. The reason this planet is theorized to exist is because of the comets in the Oort Cloud tend to gather more densely in an area, presumed to be because of Tyche's gravitational pull.

Just thought those were interesting and that some planets/suns are just so far away/dim that they're nearly impossible to detect, if they exist at all.

 

[Bogus]

Oooo that sounds interesting! I'm gonna be very busy until Thursday this week but when I have the time I have a few videos to send you Aldakoopa.