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- Birthday 07/30/1959
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60s-70s Dangerous Toys We Got For Christmas
The Elevator Killer replied to BunnysBastatrds's topic in The Geek Club
I had most of these, except for the radio active toys. -
Mouse Trap was my favorite game!
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Why did Atlanta go for 2 last night when it was 20 to 28???
The Elevator Killer replied to edjr's topic in The Geek Club
Why not? The Bucs couldn't stop them any other time during the game. -
I am not going to watch a Super Mike Porn parody.
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When they make a Super Mike movie I'll go see that. Until then I'm done.
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Why can't people use the bathroom normal?
The Elevator Killer replied to nobody's topic in The Geek Club
Another question. If someone tries to get into your stall do you say, "Nobody's in here." -
Why can't people use the bathroom normal?
The Elevator Killer replied to nobody's topic in The Geek Club
3 people came and went while you were there? What are you doing in there? -
Can we just stop with the super hero movies?
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I've noticed that they have people like Neal DeGrasse Tyson talking about how 31/Atlas is a spaceship. But I don't think it's AI. You can catch where their mouth doesn't match the words.
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4 Problems with Earth Like Exoplanets
The Elevator Killer replied to The Elevator Killer's topic in The Geek Club
I fixed it. LOL -
4 Problems with Earth Like Exoplanets
The Elevator Killer replied to The Elevator Killer's topic in The Geek Club
Our local group contains 1 to 2 trillion stars so that leaves 35 billion sun like stars in our group. The Milky Way has about 200 to 400 billion stars. That leaves about 7 billion to 14 billion sun like stars in the Milky Way. -
4 Problems with Earth Like Exoplanets
The Elevator Killer replied to The Elevator Killer's topic in The Geek Club
I just looked it up. Only 3.5% of stars are like our sun. And our galaxy cluster is in the middle of a void. So unless an intelligent species arose from our local cluster, then that could explain why we haven't been contacted. Why go to the middle of a vast void when you can go to nearby galaxies? Is a ape like species with nukes worth travelling all that distance? It makes me believe that if UFOs aren't our technology then it is most likely interdimensional than from another planet. Interdimensional could explain why our physics don't apply to them. -
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What is your favorite car you have owned?
The Elevator Killer replied to Frozenbeernuts's topic in The Geek Club
1970 GTO convertible with a 400 in it or Silver Anniversary Corvette. -
Norman Bates is a first rounder.
