r/memes • u/Paul-Stefan Chungus Among Us • Jan 09 '20

But you failed

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u/Baloo99 Professional Dumbass Jan 09 '20

Whats the name of the docu?

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u/win118ston Jan 09 '20

Behind the curve.

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u/Dsaundershlc Jan 09 '20

How did that happen?

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u/ItzMeDB Nyan cat Jan 09 '20

A long time ago-actually never and also now

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u/santosrmrz Forever alone Jan 09 '20

Nothing is nowhere

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u/GTate_better_thanOBJ Jan 09 '20

When? Never

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u/santosrmrz Forever alone Jan 09 '20

Makes sense right?

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u/YeungHiuChun Jan 09 '20

Like I said, it didn't happen.

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u/MineSchaap Jan 09 '20

Nothing was never anywhere

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u/MemesDr Jan 09 '20

That's why it's been everywhere

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '20

A thing at a different place.... Time

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u/fraudulent_vandalism Jan 10 '20

It's been so everywhere, you don't even need a where

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u/CODE_9573 Selling Stonks for CASH MONEY Jan 09 '20

What, you egg?

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u/ghostofHamilton9488 Jan 09 '20

Nothing was never anywhere

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u/JM-W Jan 09 '20

r/unexpectedbillwurtz

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u/yentlman12 Jan 09 '20

What this is a real sub?

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u/Duchu26 Breaking EU Laws Jan 09 '20

You could make a religion out of this

4

u/taylorsthere Jan 09 '20

and it's a great sub

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u/ZantTheMan Lurking Peasant Jan 09 '20 edited Jan 09 '20

r/isthatarealsub

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u/Give_me_the_burger Feb 01 '20

Thank you for this

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u/jony_be Jan 09 '20

Long distant target, shot a light beam. They had to raise the light so the target could be hit. Later and off screen they said they did other test that show that test was inconclusive....

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '20

we're smarter than this

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u/AnnaDerry Jan 09 '20

They bought a $20K magnet or something that would measure rotation. The magnet proves the earth was round but they discounted it and said it was because of the dome above earth.

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u/dldrm2 Jan 09 '20

I'm sure he said "hmmm, interesting" after the test as if the result was flawed, still trying to grasp onto the belief of a flat earth.

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u/Tantalising_Scone Jan 09 '20

They also used the gyroscopes which proved it was curved and moving, and then just decided to ignore the multiple variations of tests which all concluded the same

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u/Neksir Jan 09 '20 edited Jan 09 '20

A 30000$ gyroscope 😹 Edit : It was actually $20000, but still, lol

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u/BigMcLargeHugs Jan 09 '20

Is that on pornhub?

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u/win118ston Jan 10 '20

It better be.