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blackcat Validated Poster
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Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 7:08 pm Post subject: |
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Quote: | Seriously, does it give you chest pains, wondering if your phone is bugged or if the guy reading the paper across the street is observing you? |
Any ache I get is in my sides from laughing. You really think people consider they are under observation because they recognise you for the shills you are? Don't flatter yourself. |
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James C Major Poster
Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 1046
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Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 7:49 pm Post subject: |
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Ally wrote: | yes and you can use a coke can to cut through steel bars in a prison cell, bwaaaa |
This is a very unfair comparison and has been used a few times by the author as proof that alumnium is structurally inferior to steel.
Well, actually, Ally is correct but his comparison above is wrong both in its sense of scale and construction of the materials.
For a more accurate anaolgy the steel bars would have to be about 1mm thick if the scale is to be true to life and secondly each steel bar would have to be constructed using small seperate pieces each held together with tiny rivets.
All of a sudden the concept of using a coke can to cut through steel seems plausable except that the steel wouldn't be cut it would be broken at its joints (the tiny rivets being the weakest part of the structure) by a can being pushed at great force and speed through the bars (or mesh as it would be on this scale).
I could go on to say that the coke can would have to be a composite of alumnium, steel and titanium if a proper constructional model of an aircraft is sought. But that would be taking it too far. |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 6:09 am Post subject: |
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i take it the straw and the tree arnt also an unfair comparison? firstly because we dont know what force that caused it and secondly what speed it was traveling. i could say have you every crashed a car in to a tree, or into a steel pole? which comes of the worse? the car is travling and hits a pole or tree yet takes almost all the damage if the car was travling faster and hit something the object would take more damage but the car would also take more damage(yet the planes seem to enter the building with no damage as it hit at all, even the wing tips and tail sections didnt brake) but the cars dont compare to 9/11 so its not worth answering. all that can be taken into consideration is the building design and strenght vs the aireoplane design,strenght,speed. this is what needs to be put into pratice not a straw and a * tree . theres also other planes that crashed into building that didnt bring down the buildings or fully enter them but again this carnt be compared fully as the angle speed and mass all make a differance. all you can do is take the facts from the day in question and put them into practice. anyone know a professer who could measure these forces ? im sure it could be worked out if they can get hold of information on how much the planes weighed ect. and the strenght of the building ect. just by using maths. but my opinion is if a steel pole can make a mockery out of a speeding car and a person can cause big dents in cars when hit at speed then it becomes obvious that the speeding object takes a lot of damage and wouldnt take no damage when hitting something at a great speed, the planes enter the building in pristine condition, so unless designed not to, ie: a bunker buster i think the fact it was travling 500mph would go against the plane more so than the building. please note in the picture of the straw the straw was damaged and did not enter the tree in pristine condition. but this is just my opinon and dosnt compare to 9/11. |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 6:25 am Post subject: |
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to put the words above into plain english the plane shows no signs of damage untill in the building, especially the first crash on tower 1, but if you see any other accident the faster something is travling no matter what it hits the more damage the speeding object will take, hence the link in a other post in this thread of the bird hitting the nose cone on an airliner. |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 7:15 am Post subject: |
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also another thing im confused with is the pancaking theory, if the floors traveled down ward on top of eachother is there any links that show the last 10 or so floors in each trade centre stacked one on the other, reason i say last ten is because its obvious most would of toppled of, but the last few wouldnt of fell a distance for this to happen, all i can find is a pile of rubble with nothing looking like a pancake, i carnt find and thing that shows the last few floors looking like this. (lllll) but standing upright. |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 7:28 am Post subject: |
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DaveyJ wrote: | you could cut through prison bars if your coke can was traveling 500mph and loaded with jet fuel. | jet fuel causes fires it dosnt cut through objects, its a liquid |
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Jay Ref Moderate Poster
Joined: 20 Jul 2006 Posts: 511
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 5:44 pm Post subject: |
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marky 54 wrote: | i take it the straw and the tree arnt also an unfair comparison? firstly because we dont know what force that caused it and secondly what speed it was traveling. i could say have you every crashed a car in to a tree, or into a steel pole? which comes of the worse? the car is travling and hits a pole or tree yet takes almost all the damage if the car was travling faster and hit something the object would take more damage but the car would also take more damage(yet the planes seem to enter the building with no damage as it hit at all, even the wing tips and tail sections didnt brake) but the cars dont compare to 9/11 so its not worth answering. all that can be taken into consideration is the building design and strenght vs the aireoplane design,strenght,speed. this is what needs to be put into pratice not a straw and a * tree . theres also other planes that crashed into building that didnt bring down the buildings or fully enter them but again this carnt be compared fully as the angle speed and mass all make a differance. all you can do is take the facts from the day in question and put them into practice. anyone know a professer who could measure these forces ? im sure it could be worked out if they can get hold of information on how much the planes weighed ect. and the strenght of the building ect. just by using maths. but my opinion is if a steel pole can make a mockery out of a speeding car and a person can cause big dents in cars when hit at speed then it becomes obvious that the speeding object takes a lot of damage and wouldnt take no damage when hitting something at a great speed, the planes enter the building in pristine condition, so unless designed not to, ie: a bunker buster i think the fact it was travling 500mph would go against the plane more so than the building. please note in the picture of the straw the straw was damaged and did not enter the tree in pristine condition. but this is just my opinon and dosnt compare to 9/11. |
Please note the straw could not pass throught the tree as the tree is a fairly solid object. Now if the speeding straw was headed towards something hollow...with lots of airspace...such as your cranium...it would enter much more readily.
As for professors, maths, measurements, etc....the NIST report covers all that. However they published their results in book form. There is no snappy video with porno-quality sound track to keep your attention...so therefore I'm guessing you haven't read the NIST report.
Seek truth truthseeker...but first learn to read. Fear not though, there are some pictures and diagrams in the NIST report...now if only they could get the imminent professor Dr. Seuss to write the conclusions in rhyme perhaps you'd read it? Nope...I'm sure you'll wait for the DVD version right?
-z _________________ "Knowledge is good"
-Emil Faber
"God in heaven. Here's the hard-headed, evidence-only freak who will not, like we CTers, indulge himself in self-inflating, utterly misconceived fantasies." -kbo234 (who is NOT a nazi) briefly makes sense |
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Jay Ref Moderate Poster
Joined: 20 Jul 2006 Posts: 511
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 5:55 pm Post subject: |
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marky 54 wrote: | to put the words above into plain english the plane shows no signs of damage untill in the building, especially the first crash on tower 1, but if you see any other accident the faster something is travling no matter what it hits the more damage the speeding object will take, hence the link in a other post in this thread of the bird hitting the nose cone on an airliner. |
You are quite simply thick. Four short planks worth of thick.
"NO SIGNS OF DAMAGE UNTIL IN THE BUILDING"
That's pretty funny. So you think the plane just waltzed on in past those perimeter columns then noticed it was in a building...like Wile E. Coyote not falling off the cliff until he noticed that he was standing on air??
What did the plane do? Enter the building then hold up a sign that said "UH OH!"??
Here's a news flash: The world doesn't work like a Warner Bros cartoon.
-z _________________ "Knowledge is good"
-Emil Faber
"God in heaven. Here's the hard-headed, evidence-only freak who will not, like we CTers, indulge himself in self-inflating, utterly misconceived fantasies." -kbo234 (who is NOT a nazi) briefly makes sense |
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Jay Ref Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 5:57 pm Post subject: |
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marky 54 wrote: | DaveyJ wrote: | you could cut through prison bars if your coke can was traveling 500mph and loaded with jet fuel. | jet fuel causes fires it dosnt cut through objects, its a liquid |
Actually at those speeds it's a highly explosive mist. Explosions do cut through objects.
-z _________________ "Knowledge is good"
-Emil Faber
"God in heaven. Here's the hard-headed, evidence-only freak who will not, like we CTers, indulge himself in self-inflating, utterly misconceived fantasies." -kbo234 (who is NOT a nazi) briefly makes sense |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:19 pm Post subject: |
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yet again your answer contain insults to somehow make your opinon superiour to mine. note how you have to use words like thick,cartoon to somehow imply im not smart thus making you smarter and yet you was the one using a straw and a tree to argue your point, i have read the nist report as have many, just because i dont agree with you dosnt mean i havnt read or seen all the information, but at the same time i dont just believe everything i read when theres a strong possibility its all a lie. i take both accounts into consideration, how ever all i was trying to say is you'd expect the plane to take alot more damage than it did. before entering the building ie. wingtips and tail section, but you only clip and copy a tiny little part of my words you can have your sad little way with. so ill leave you now to do your job of insulting and mocking up peoples words like its the 9/11 commission. |
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Johnny Pixels Moderate Poster
Joined: 23 Jul 2006 Posts: 932 Location: A Sooper Sekrit Bunker
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:48 pm Post subject: |
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So we're happy to have a lead musket ball shot at our faces then? Lead is softer than bone, so your skull will stop the soft lead ball.
Right? _________________
I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth. - Umberto Eco
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 3:51 am Post subject: |
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dont talk wet, of course not, but when it hits something hard like bone it flattens, im not saying it wouldnt do damage to the object it hit im saying the faster something travels the more damage is done to both of the objects that collide, so was saying you'd think 500mph would go against the plane just as much as the building, which is why it seems strange that the wing tips didnt brake or tail section didnt brakes because of how thin these parts of the plane are, however it no longer matters about this subject where im concerned, i am happy their were planes i was just trying to explore the no plane theory, which i have done and carnt find anything to support it from what i can find, the biggest problem to saying no planes is the big plane shape left in the building, that would become unexplainable. and no it wasnt my theory before you start but things need to be ruled out in my mind so i know 100%. |
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Mooter Minor Poster
Joined: 01 Jun 2006 Posts: 51 Location: Chester
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 10:27 pm Post subject: |
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Nice to see that JP, JR & co are still contributing their infinite wisdom to this forum and still using the same amount of insults.
Well done guys, I'm sure that the Neocons of this world are extremely proud of you. _________________ "Power tends to corrupt, absolute power corrupts absolutely." Lord Acton 1887
"Head to head,
chest to chest.
Which country is the very best?
and in the land of rape and honey,
you prey" Al Jourgensen |
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Johnny Pixels Moderate Poster
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 10:37 pm Post subject: |
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Mooter wrote: | Nice to see that JP, JR & co are still contributing their infinite wisdom to this forum and still using the same amount of insults.
Well done guys, I'm sure that the Neocons of this world are extremely proud of you. |
Where have I insulted anyone? _________________
I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth. - Umberto Eco
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DeFecToR Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 2:18 am Post subject: |
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Johnny Pixels wrote: |
Where have I insulted anyone? |
Your presence.
As for you Jay Lord. Maybe you should go and change your man-nappies and drink a mug of horlics and gin and settle those nerves. We know you find all this a bit of a struggle (its tough to replace friends and a life with the click clack of a keyboard and the glare of a monitior) but you honestly are doing very well.
Maybe you need to use your emoticons more. Sorry if i put you off using them.
< he was your favourite wasnt he? Do you miss him? I'm sorry if i teased you in to not using them any more. We all need friends after all and it was wrong of me to spilt you up.
Please, go ahead and use him. I'll say something daft that you can use it to reply with;
Er...
Concrete is magic and so are steel columns. _________________ "A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices."
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aggle-rithm Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 1:17 pm Post subject: |
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marky 54 wrote: | dont talk wet, of course not, but when it hits something hard like bone it flattens, im not saying it wouldnt do damage to the object it hit im saying the faster something travels the more damage is done to both of the objects that collide, so was saying you'd think 500mph would go against the plane just as much as the building, which is why it seems strange that the wing tips didnt brake or tail section didnt brakes because of how thin these parts of the plane are, |
If you've seen a computer simulation of the crash, it makes it clear that the plane disintegrated as it entered the building. I know that's not proof of anything, but it makes it easier to understand how a heavy, fast-moving object can come apart, and yet the individual pieces will keep moving forward. The important thing to realize is that as you see the plane entering the building, it looks intact, but in fact the part of the plane that is inside the building is already in pieces.
PS: Seriously, I know you have a period key on your keyboard. Why wait till the very end to use it? It makes your posts very difficult to read. |
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Johnny Pixels Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 6:28 pm Post subject: |
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DeFecToR wrote: | Johnny Pixels wrote: |
Where have I insulted anyone? |
Your presence.
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Ah now I see.
Do you see now lurkers? _________________
I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth. - Umberto Eco
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DeFecToR Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:13 pm Post subject: |
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Johnny Pixels wrote: |
Ah now I see.
Do you see now lurkers? |
You think anyone will care about what i said?
Besides, it was just a wee dig. Meant to be a sort of half joke. Lighten up for god sake.
BTW, stop trying to convince yourself that you are here to enlighten lurkers to how evil/stupid/twatish all us CTers are. You're here for the ego boost. _________________ "A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices."
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 7:25 am Post subject: |
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aggle-rithm wrote: | marky 54 wrote: | dont talk wet, of course not, but when it hits something hard like bone it flattens, im not saying it wouldnt do damage to the object it hit im saying the faster something travels the more damage is done to both of the objects that collide, so was saying you'd think 500mph would go against the plane just as much as the building, which is why it seems strange that the wing tips didnt brake or tail section didnt brakes because of how thin these parts of the plane are, |
If you've seen a computer simulation of the crash, it makes it clear that the plane disintegrated as it entered the building. I know that's not proof of anything, but it makes it easier to understand how a heavy, fast-moving object can come apart, and yet the individual pieces will keep moving forward. The important thing to realize is that as you see the plane entering the building, it looks intact, but in fact the part of the plane that is inside the building is already in pieces.
PS: Seriously, I know you have a period key on your keyboard. Why wait till the very end to use it? It makes your posts very difficult to read. | mmm a computer simulation? it must be true then, i mean there i was thinking crashbandicoot wasnt reality. i suppose when we get blown up we turn black and drop into a pile of ash or if we fall of a cliff we hover for 90 seconds then fall leaving our hair behind. computer programmes can be made however you like, that how they make computer games. however i said in that same post if you have eyes and can read that i have finished in this debate. and that i agree there were planes, because the plane shaped holes in the building would become unexplainable. however im sure you'll snip a bit out of this post and use it, without fully reading it. and is the period key to your liking or would you like to complain ferther. or maybe complain i didnt use these in the right places ''''''' or that i didnt use caps? or THAT I DID USE CAPS? |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 7:27 am Post subject: |
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marky 54 wrote: | dont talk wet, of course not, but when it hits something hard like bone it flattens, im not saying it wouldnt do damage to the object it hit im saying the faster something travels the more damage is done to both of the objects that collide, so was saying you'd think 500mph would go against the plane just as much as the building, which is why it seems strange that the wing tips didnt brake or tail section didnt brakes because of how thin these parts of the plane are, however it no longer matters about this subject where im concerned, i am happy their were planes i was just trying to explore the no plane theory, which i have done and carnt find anything to support it from what i can find, the biggest problem to saying no planes is the big plane shape left in the building, that would become unexplainable. and no it wasnt my theory before you start but things need to be ruled out in my mind so i know 100%. | here read! |
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