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From the Japanese show Ninja Warrior.

Magoto Nagano a 34 year old fisherman is the second to complete this obstacle course. Over 500 have tried and failed.

Holy Crap!

Do the laws of gravity not work on this guy? That is pretty amazing stuff. He made a lot of them look so easy too.

how do you fit 300 jews and two nazi's in a mini?

the nazi's up the front and the jews in the ashtray.

Not very nice.

Don't just go to National Bank without doing some homework old bean. A guy I know had banked with them for over 20 years, had his mortgage with them and when he went for a $10,000 loan got refused. Despite the fact that it was to buy a profitable business that he had statements from and business plans for to improve it even more. The $10,000 wasn't even the cost of the business, just the remaining amount he needed to buy it. He went over to ANZ and they are throwing money at him at the moment. His business is now taking in over $600,000pa with enough profit in there for him to work only 4 days a week and employ 3 full time employees.

This thread has got too big now...

How am I supposed to read it all.

You're not. It's full of crap, especially that stuff by TuataraDude.....oh wait.

But they don't put out, what fucking use is that? That's just teasing!

You obviously haven't met many Catholic school girls.

Isn't the force made up of tiny creatures called Moreaclittians?:chuckle:

Their collective forms the supreme being. A lot like the Borg, only on a smaller, yet larger scale :laff:

Leave me alone, I have a flight test tomorrow.

You're not that air force pilot that had a little incident the other day are you?

Anyone considered that the universe is the supreme being?

The Force is the supreme being.
:finger: :newangel:

When i was feeding the fish todays, i threw a whole lump of feed right in the middle of the pond.

The feed started spreeing out in a circular fashion, I expected it to spreed out evenly, but instead, the pieces clumped together, forming small islands.

Then the fish ate it.

Thus my pond proves the big bang theory.

And now those fish eagerly await the second coming of the giant flakes, when all shall be judged. But "...beware the Net, for verily she shall tempt you away from the holy waters and bring you to desolation on the plate of eating".

I hope you fully understand what you have created.

Though continental drift is constant, the rate of movement itself is not. It would far to an ordered world for that to be true. Most rates of movment expressed are averages of centuries of
geological observation.

So what you're saying is..."The only constant is change, but it is the rate of change that is not constant"?

The trouble with this whole argument is that those who believe in creationism will not believe what the scientists say as their methods (those of the scientists) are either flawed, invalid or simply wrong and are a test of faith. The scientists will argue about that their imperical data shows the universe to be about 13.6 billion years old (by current estimates), that atoms are made of electrons, neutrons and protons, which in turn are made up of Quarks (which come is 6 different flavours) only to have those findings questioned 50 or 100 or 300 years later. I mean, even the Big Bang is now in doubt and Inflation (noooooo, not the financial inflation :disappoin ) is taking over as flavour of the moment. Even scientists, who scoff at religious people for believing without proof are sitting there saying, "The universe is made up of 15% matter, 25% Dark Matter and the rest is Dark Energy. We can't see or measure this Dark Energy, but we can see its effects on its surroundings". Excuse me, but isn't believing in something you can't see, feel or measure exactly what religion is? Both sides are as bad as each other, with neither side willing to concede points from the other.


My 2 cents worth, but now that we only have 10c coins, I guess it gets rounded down to zero.