The TektonTV Thread

[Hamster]

I already did post a challenge to him and his drones to come here, in one of the past Elisha vids. So that's fine, he can come on over.

In any event, making life hard on him down in that basement is always a happy goal to pursue.

I think the best part is after he spends months finishing and uploads it, you'll have a devastating response up in like a week (if past performance predicts the future)

[jpholding]

I think the best part is after he spends months finishing and uploads it, you'll have a devastating response up in like a week (if past performance predicts the future)

More or less one of the things I had in mind too. He does have a full time job....selling insurance, as it happens. And without getting too specific....let's just say he has very little idea how to produce a vid in a way that allows it to be updated in a brisk and efficient manner....

[Rational Gaze]

I have not heard of that before. But I did do something similar at the end of the Lost Lexicon trio.

I got the idea from Stargate. There's an enemy in the series called replicators, which are basically these nanomachines that replicate and form bigger and bigger machines. They wipe out the replicators in one galaxy by inserting a line of code into their programming that makes them all stick together so they then form a Godzilla sized super replicator. The blob that results becomes so dense it sinks into the planets core and blows it up.

[jpholding]

I got the idea from Stargate. There's an enemy in the series called replicators, which are basically these nanomachines that replicate and form bigger and bigger machines. They wipe out the replicators in one galaxy by inserting a line of code into their programming that makes them all stick together so they then form a Godzilla sized super replicator. The blob that results becomes so dense it sinks into the planets core and blows it up.

Ah. I'm also sure I saw an idea like that in Ty the Tasmanian Tiger 2...

Meanwhile, quick close to the Flatearthery series:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wP6oENWLNKE

And, no need to keep it hushed, so I'll tell: The next one will be a Dumb Question feature where I address the notion that the Bible calling people "sheep" is offensive. It'll be done pretty quick.

[Chaotic Void]

Mrs H is, and I enjoy it with her. That it was set not far from here (Cocoa Beach) is also a reason we like it.

A local show, eh? Nice. That's kinda like Corner Gas for us Saskatchewanians.

[ukchristian28]

And, no need to keep it hushed, so I'll tell: The next one will be a Dumb Question feature where I address the notion that the Bible calling people "sheep" is offensive.

Will Thunderf00t be featured?

[jpholding]

Will Thunderf00t be featured?

Yes, I'll use his (cartoon) pic as the "foil" and also mention that he's the main one arguing it right now. I may have this thing up in an hour or two as it happens. Just have one (larger) scene to go.

[jpholding]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmBrxwmxMJw

Yep, here it is.

[Reality Check]

So I guess Holdummy considers himself a sheep. What a surprise!

BAAAAH!

[ApologiaPhoenix]

So I guess Holdummy considers himself a sheep. What a surprise!

BAAAAH!

Oh. It's our favorite new moron. I'm still waiting for you to answer some (Well okay. Just one would count) of the questions I've asked you. Seems you turned and ran from the thread. Not much of a shock.

[Reality Check]

Are you a sheep, Apologia?

[Chrawnus]

So I guess Holdummy considers himself a sheep. What a surprise!

BAAAAH!

I think some verses from Proverbs is appropriate here:

Pro 17:28

Even a fool, when he keeps silent, is considered wise; When he closes his lips, he is considered prudent.

Pro 18:2

A fool does not delight in understanding, But only in revealing his own mind.

Pro 18:6

A fool's lips bring strife, And his mouth calls for blows.

Pro 29:9

When a wise man has a controversy with a foolish man, The foolish man either rages or laughs, and there is no rest.

[jpholding]

Are you a sheep, Apologia?

Like I said over on the channel, little man: I'm a sheep just like the ancient Mesopotamians, Egyptians, and Greeks were sheep. In any event I'd rather be a sheep than a toad like you.

One thing's sure: Really Upchuck has the old "fart and run and come back and repeat it later" method down pat.

[jpholding]

I suppose next up he'll ask the members of the St. Louis Rams if they like being identified with stupid, hard-headed mountain sheep.

It ought to be interesting watch a chicken get kicked over the goalposts.

[Reality Check]

So according to Proverbs 18:6 I guess you should commit an act of violence against me. And here I thought you followed the "prince of peace"!

ETA: BTW, since you admit the Shephered imagery was used by the Egyptians Greeks Babylonians etc guess what? You're admitting that a good deal of pagan imagery was used by Jews and Christians! But I thought Jews had some kind of special protection against using pagan, polytheistic imagerey?