Do you believe in alien life?

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

[QUOTE="0rbs"]who really is the youngest person to ever live ?  

wis3boi

lol what lol

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[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

lol what lol

ShadowJax04

looks like clint easatwood

[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="MuD3"]according to one theist in this thread there is no aliens because they are not in his sacred book... 0rbs

Bible never changes. Science proves itself wrong over and over, and yet you people call it facts.

stop replying to the troll

stop replying to the troll

wis3boi

Orbs do you believe in evolution? brucewayne69

I believe in adaption to enviroment.  

Bible doesn't believe the earth is flat, that's taken out of context.

[QUOTE="brucewayne69"]Orbs do you believe in evolution? 0rbs

I believe in adaption to enviroment.  

Bible doesn't believe the earth is flat, that's taken out of context.

Bible doesn't believe the earth is flat, that's taken out of context.

0rbs

The Bible calls the Earth a 'circle' (Hebrew: chuwg). A circle is flat. If it wasn't, it'd be a sphere (Hebrew: Dur).

Pretty self-explanatory.

Dammit rabbit I was just about to f*cking post that

f u

[QUOTE="ShaineTheNerd"]

I RUINED EVERYTHING! I AM SO SORRY, INTERNET! OH NO, I SAID THERE WERE HUNDREDS OF PLANETS OUT THERE WHEN I REALLY SHOULD HAVE SAID BILLIONS, NAH TRILLIONS, NAH QUADRILLIONS! I'M SO STUPID FOR NOT BREAKING DOWN THE WHOLE **** STUDY ON SPACE! AAAAAH MAN, I'M SO SORRY GUYS! AAAAAH, HOW CAN I LIVE WITH MYSELF!

chaoscougar1

[QUOTE="rastotm"]

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

stop lying

0rbs

 god is good brother

My grandson brought up a good point.  People keep trying to say that micro-organisms are alien life.  If so I have a whole bunch of aliens in my bath tub.  Might as well call roswell up and tell them they have competition!  Man it scares me that people aren't free thinkers.  

Calling BS on your having a grandson
You are 20 tops
And if they are microorganisms that originated on this planet, probs wouldn't make em alien life aye

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="ShaineTheNerd"]

I RUINED EVERYTHING! I AM SO SORRY, INTERNET! OH NO, I SAID THERE WERE HUNDREDS OF PLANETS OUT THERE WHEN I REALLY SHOULD HAVE SAID BILLIONS, NAH TRILLIONS, NAH QUADRILLIONS! I'M SO STUPID FOR NOT BREAKING DOWN THE WHOLE **** STUDY ON SPACE! AAAAAH MAN, I'M SO SORRY GUYS! AAAAAH, HOW CAN I LIVE WITH MYSELF!

ShaineTheNerd

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

Bible doesn't believe the earth is flat, that's taken out of context.

br0kenrabbit

The Bible calls the Earth a 'circle' (Hebrew: chuwg). A circle is flat. If it wasn't, it'd be a sphere (Hebrew: Dur).

Pretty self-explanatory.

You are not a bible historian.  Please do not use your uneducated approach at interpreting it.

 

You are not a bible historian.  Please do not use your uneducated approach at interpreting it.

0rbs

I've got 20 years into Bible research. And by Bible I mean Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic...you know...the languages it was written in that aren't English?

You cannot 'research' the Bible in English. Too much lost in translation.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

You are not a bible historian.  Please do not use your uneducated approach at interpreting it.

br0kenrabbit

I've got 20 years into Bible research. And by Bible I mean Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic...you know...the languages it was written in that aren't English?

You cannot 'research' the Bible in English. Too much lost in translation.

Bible was written in gods language, sorry to disappoint.

Bible was written in gods language, sorry to disappoint.

0rbs

Hahahaha....

You do know "Gods Language" is a euphemism for the English Language, right?

lolololalalala :lol:

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

You are not a bible historian.  Please do not use your uneducated approach at interpreting it.

0rbs

I've got 20 years into Bible research. And by Bible I mean Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic...you know...the languages it was written in that aren't English?

You cannot 'research' the Bible in English. Too much lost in translation.

Bible was written in gods language, sorry to disappoint.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

I've got 20 years into Bible research. And by Bible I mean Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic...you know...the languages it was written in that aren't English?

You cannot 'research' the Bible in English. Too much lost in translation.

 

chaoscougar1

Bible was written in gods language, sorry to disappoint.

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

Bible was written in gods language, sorry to disappoint.

0rbs

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"] hahahahahahaha Nicechaoscougar1

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

Neither is*.  When you have "either" or "neither" it's not treated as plural.

You kids need to take more english classes.

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

0rbs

Neither is*.  When you have "either" or "neither" it's not treated as plural.

You kids need to take more english classes.

You said 'those' so the subject is plural. Therefore: are is correct.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"] neither *are And they aren't suppose to be funny They're suppose to be arousingbr0kenrabbit

Neither is*.  When you have "either" or "neither" it's not treated as plural.

You kids need to take more english classes.

You said 'those' so the subject is plural. Therefore: are is correct.

when "either" or "neither" is involved it's no longer plural.  Man you kids these days.

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/sv_agr.htm

number 4.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="rastotm"] Ignore them, some people can't be saved!..

MrPraline

 god is good brother

My grandson brought up a good point.  People keep trying to say that micro-organisms are alien life.  If so I have a whole bunch of aliens in my bath tub.  Might as well call roswell up and tell them they have competition!  Man it scares me that people aren't free thinkers.  

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

Neither is*.  When you have "either" or "neither" it's not treated as plural.

 

You kids need to take more english classes.

0rbs

You said 'those' so the subject is plural. Therefore: are is correct.

when "either" or "neither" is involved it's no longer plural.  Man you kids these days.

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/sv_agr.htm

number 4.

Try again.

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

Bible was written in gods language, sorry to disappoint.

0rbs

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

You said 'those' so the subject is plural. Therefore: are is correct.

br0kenrabbit

when "either" or "neither" is involved it's no longer plural.  Man you kids these days.

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/sv_agr.htm

number 4.

Try again.

The word neither or either was not used there.  For somebody who studies language, you are terrible at english.

You edited out the example that was wrong.  I applaud you for that.  But the word "nor" was not used, with conjoins.  

Just admit you were wrong. 

The word neither or either was not used there.  For somebody who studies language, you are terrible at english.

0rbs

Straight from the link, boy:

Plural Verb with a Plural Element

If the pairings either/or or neither/nor form part of the subject of a verb and at least one of the elements is plural, then the verb must be plural too. 

Examples:

Neither the lawyer nor the detectives are able to follow the sequence
of events.
"lawyer" (singular - i.e., one person), "detectives" (plural - i.e., more than
one person), "are" (plural - i.e., not "is")

There were neither cakes nor ice-cream at the party.

Neither the firemen nor the policemen know him. (i.e., not "knows")

Either the budgies or the cat has to go.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

The word neither or either was not used there.  For somebody who studies language, you are terrible at english.

br0kenrabbit

Straight from the link, boy:

Plural Verb with a Plural Element

If the pairings either/or or neither/nor form part of the subject of a verb and at least one of the elements is plural, then the verb must be plural too. 

Examples:

Neither the lawyer nor the detectives are able to follow the sequence
of events.
"lawyer" (singular - i.e., one person), "detectives" (plural - i.e., more than
one person), "are" (plural - i.e., not "is")

There were neither cakes nor ice-cream at the party.

Neither the firemen nor the policemen know him. (i.e., not "knows")

Either the budgies or the cat has to go.

Notice every example that has a green check has nor in there, which conjoins? 

You're embarassing yourself.  Nor was never used.

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

The word neither or either was not used there.  For somebody who studies language, you are terrible at english.

0rbs

Straight from the link, boy:

Plural Verb with a Plural Element

If the pairings either/or or neither/nor form part of the subject of a verb and at least one of the elements is plural, then the verb must be plural too. 

Examples:

Neither the lawyer nor the detectives are able to follow the sequence
of events.
"lawyer" (singular - i.e., one person), "detectives" (plural - i.e., more than
one person), "are" (plural - i.e., not "is")

There were neither cakes nor ice-cream at the party.

Neither the firemen nor the policemen know him. (i.e., not "knows")

Either the budgies or the cat has to go.

Notice every example that has a green check has nor in there, which conjoins? 

You're embarassing yourself.  Nor was never used.

Doesn't matter, your subject (noun and pronoun) is plural, therefore: are.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

Straight from the link, boy:

Plural Verb with a Plural Element

If the pairings either/or or neither/nor form part of the subject of a verb and at least one of the elements is plural, then the verb must be plural too. 

Examples:

Neither the lawyer nor the detectives are able to follow the sequence
of events.
"lawyer" (singular - i.e., one person), "detectives" (plural - i.e., more than
one person), "are" (plural - i.e., not "is")

There were neither cakes nor ice-cream at the party.

Neither the firemen nor the policemen know him. (i.e., not "knows")

Either the budgies or the cat has to go.

br0kenrabbit

Notice every example that has a green check has nor in there, which conjoins? 

You're embarassing yourself.  Nor was never used.

Doesn't matter, your subject (noun and pronoun) is plural, therefore: are.

No, because conjoins change that.

Anyways, I know i'm right. The examples prove it.

My point is that gods language is not meant to be understood by everybody, so people picking and choosing scriptures are in the wrong.

 

No, because conjoins change that.

0rbs

Nope. You said:

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

'Those' and 'Sinners' are both plural elements, therefore you use a plural verb.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

No, because conjoins change that.

br0kenrabbit

Nope. You said:

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

'Those' and 'Sinners' are both plural elements, therefore you use a plural verb.

incorrect.  

Done arguing with somebody who cannot admit when they are clearly wrong.  

Back on topic, nobody can understand gods language.  Only god can.

My point is that gods language is not meant to be understood by everybody, so people picking and choosing scriptures are in the wrong.

0rbs

If you've only ever read the English Bible, you've not read The Bible.

There's quite a bit of difference. The whole 'hell' fiasco, for instance.

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

No, because conjoins change that.

0rbs

Nope. You said:

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

'Those' and 'Sinners' are both plural elements, therefore you use a plural verb.

incorrect.  

Done arguing with somebody who cannot admit when they are clearly wrong.  

Back on topic, nobody can understand gods language.  Only god can.

What are you, 13?

You're not a very good troll. Try harder.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

My point is that gods language is not meant to be understood by everybody, so people picking and choosing scriptures are in the wrong.

br0kenrabbit

If you've only ever read the English Bible, you've not read The Bible.

There's quite a bit of difference. The whole 'hell' fiasco, for instance.

I do not read it in english.  I read it in God's language.

 

I do not read it in english.  I read it in God's language.

0rbs

Does God talk to you directly or do your just rely on reading goat guts?

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

I do not read it in english.  I read it in God's language.

br0kenrabbit

Does God talk to you directly or do your just rely on reading goat guts?

Since you have "studied" the bible.  Can you tell me who the youngest person to ever live was?

someone put this thread out of its misery

Since you have "studied" the bible.  Can you tell me who the youngest person to ever live was?

0rbs

Your statement makes no sense. When born, everyone is just as young as any other born: 0days, 0months, 0years. You don't get any younger than that.

Perfect English, then try asking your question again.

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

Since you have "studied" the bible.  Can you tell me who the youngest person to ever live was?

br0kenrabbit

Your statement makes no sense. When born, everyone is just as young as any other born: 0days, 0months, 0years. You don't get any younger than that.

Perfect English, then try asking your question again.

Since you have "studied" the bible.  Can you tell me who the youngest person to ever live was?

*hint* it's an easy one.  Think old testament. 

someone put this thread out of its misery

wis3boi

Since you have "studied" the bible.  Can you tell me who the youngest person to ever live was?

*hint* it's an easy one.  Think old testament. 

0rbs

Rephrase your question so it actually makes sense. You may as well be asking who the deadest person who ever died was.

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

No, because conjoins change that.

0rbs

Nope. You said:

It's not funny and neither is those sinners in your signature.

'Those' and 'Sinners' are both plural elements, therefore you use a plural verb.

incorrect.  

Done arguing with somebody who cannot admit when they are clearly wrong.  

Back on topic, nobody can understand gods language.  Only god can.

hahahahahahaha

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

someone put this thread out of its misery

lo_Pine

The lotto is a hoot. You just never know if you're going to win!  Odds may be high, but by the numbers alone somebody HAS to eventually win.

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"]

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

someone put this thread out of its misery

0rbs

The lotto is a hoot. You just never know if you're going to win!

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"] I wish I could. Except that our habital planet is 1 out of 10000000000000 of habitable planets [(1 of tens of thousands of billions) at least]. But odds like this are why people still pay $20 because they think 20 lottery chances will increase their odds of winning.

lo_Pine

The lotto is a hoot. You just never know if you're going to win!

If you don't play, you lose 100 percent of the time.

If you don't play, you lose 100 percent of the time.

0rbs

Wrong again...you simply maintain parity because you did not incur the expense of a ticket purchase.