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YoshidaYui

(43,359 posts) Thu Nov 2, 2023, 04:21 PM Nov 2023

yes THATS RIGHT, EVERYONE has their own INDIVIDUAL SUN..

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yes THATS RIGHT, EVERYONE has their own INDIVIDUAL SUN.. (Original Post) YoshidaYui Nov 2023 OP

As a world-earth-globe collector, I take issue with the flat-earth-fanatics ... sanatanadharma Nov 2023 #1

Does anyone know where Earl_from_PA Nov 2023 #2

Is that guy holding a giant spliff? LudwigPastorius Nov 2023 #3

In the old days we'd call some like this a Javaman Nov 2023 #4

There has to be an invisible sun. It gives its heat to everyone. miyazaki Nov 2023 #5

sanatanadharma

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1. As a world-earth-globe collector, I take issue with the flat-earth-fanatics ...

Reply to YoshidaYui (Original post)

Thu Nov 2, 2023, 05:26 PM

Nov 2023

As a world-earth-globe collector, I take issue with the flat-earth-fanatics ...
... whose earth, unlike mine, can't be thrown as a ball and makes a lousy Frisbee.

And I am still waiting for non-existent earth-disk refrigerator magnets with center and circumference poles, which must exist like their flattened-earth theory proposes the earth is.