This conspiracy theorist may have actually had a point about the OT

[Bo Staff.]

I was watching an episode of the OT on youtube, and a conspiracy theorist wrote in the comment section that although he liked the show, it was too bad that there was much illuminati and New World Order symbolism in it. Of course, I didn't believe him then, and I still don't believe him now, but if you analyze the show closely, you can almost see what he's getting at and why he thinks it contains subliminal messages about the illuminati and NWO.

1. The Technodrome has a large, all-seeing eye at the top
2. The "Curse of the Evil Eye" episodes contain a powerful, pyramid shaped device
3. In the episode "Beyond the Donatello Nebula," Donnie's friend Algae is a reptilian shape shifter.
4. In the episode "Bye, Bye Fly," the space ship resembles a pyramid, and it's main power source is a small, pyramid shaped object. :o

I'm sure I noticed more in my time watching the OT, but I simply can't remember all of them.

[Netkeeper]

I think the 2003 show had more secret ties to the Illuminati (http://turtlepedia.wikia.com/wiki/Earth_Protection_Force), personally.

And it's all a myth propagated by the Illuminati itself in order to brainwash the minds of young children.

[Type 97 Chi-ha]

Any conspiracy theorist can come up with any bits of evidence to "prove" anything. I've heard about what is supposed to be indicated by the pyramid and eye on the U. S. dollar bill...

[Tazi]

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23327853/the_tmnt_conspiracy.png

[Autbot_Benz]

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23327853/the_tmnt_conspiracy.png

ugh Conspiracy theroists are loons always trying to pass their fiction off as fact.

[Bo Staff.]

I think the 2003 show had more secret ties to the Illuminati (http://turtlepedia.wikia.com/wiki/Earth_Protection_Force), personally.

And it's all a myth propagated by the Illuminati itself in order to brainwash the minds of young children.

Well, there is an episode of the 2K3 series called "New World Order.":teek:

[Netkeeper]

Exactly. The Illuminati is out for us. They obviously already got to Peter Laird.

[Ninjinister]

Wasn't the Illuminati made up by some 1920s racist English lady?

[Netkeeper]

No! Don't let THEM find out you said such a thing!

[Cure]

Wasn't the Illuminati made up by some 1920s racist English lady?

I thought it was invented by DJ CLUE DJ Clue DJ Clue. DESERT STORM Desert Storm Desert Storm.

[Konchadunga]

Oh geez; this crap?

The actual Illuminati was never known to use the All-Seeing Eye as a symbol (http://www.bavarian-illuminati.info/2009/06/master-conspiracy-redux/), and even if they did, they did it only because it was considered cool and mysterious. It's a far more ancient symbol that just denotes a higher power in general, and was a fixture on Masonic Lodges, churches, synagogues, and other things. Now it pretty much is meaningless. If I was to paint an eye on my forehead, would that make a me a member of the Illuminati? I'm pretty sure some religious sects would say yes; in the lower-case sense of the word, but I do not buy into the occultist belief that any symbol has magic power.

It's just long been so associated with conspiracy and the occult that many media just slap it on anything for the purposes of storytelling. Slapping a big eye on the Technodrome or an obvious expy of MJ-12 only proves an artist is trying to depict megalomania; not endorse it--if he wanted to endorse it, why associate the symbols with the villains and not the heroes? It's no different than modeling the Empire in Star Wars or Scar's Hyene troops after the Nazis. DEPICTION IS NOT ADVOCACY! I cannot believe I need to explain this to so many people.

And here's one more thing to think about: Even if there is still an Illuminati trying to take over the world, or something similar, what the shell would they really have to gain from announcing their presence all over the place? Even if they once used that symbol, nobody could be that dumb to keep using it and remain in power.

[Slade]

I thought it was invented by DJ CLUE DJ Clue DJ Clue. DESERT STORM Desert Storm Desert Storm.

Hahaha. If nobody else does, I got it.

[Bo Staff.]

Oh geez; this crap?

The actual Illuminati was never known to use the All-Seeing Eye as a symbol (http://www.bavarian-illuminati.info/2009/06/master-conspiracy-redux/), and even if they did, they did it only because it was considered cool and mysterious. It's a far more ancient symbol that just denotes a higher power in general, and was a fixture on Masonic Lodges, churches, synagogues, and other things. Now it pretty much is meaningless. If I was to paint an eye on my forehead, would that make a me a member of the Illuminati? I'm pretty sure some religious sects would say yes; in the lower-case sense of the word, but I do not buy into the occultist belief that any symbol has magic power.

It's just long been so associated with conspiracy and the occult that many media just slap it on anything for the purposes of storytelling. Slapping a big eye on the Technodrome or an obvious expy of MJ-12 only proves an artist is trying to depict megalomania; not endorse it--if he wanted to endorse it, why associate the symbols with the villains and not the heroes? It's no different than modeling the Empire in Star Wars or Scar's Hyene troops after the Nazis. DEPICTION IS NOT ADVOCACY! I cannot believe I need to explain this to so many people.

And here's one more thing to think about: Even if there is still an Illuminati trying to take over the world, or something similar, what the shell would they really have to gain from announcing their presence all over the place? Even if they once used that symbol, nobody could be that dumb to keep using it and remain in power.

This is the best response yet. Thanks for the logical answer.:)

[Type 97 Chi-ha]

Cecil Adams' column, The Straight Dope (http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/40/does-may-day-actually-commemorate-the-birth-of-the-illuminati), is where I first heard about the Illuminati.

As for conspiracy theorists, they thrive by telling certain people what they want to hear. Such as how Jews were responsible for Germany's losing of World War One, etc.

[Prowler]

I'll never understand why some people love conspiracy theories. Okay, I get it, sometimes a conspiracy theory is more interesting than the plain truth, but it's still nothing more than that: a conspiracy theory.

[Tazi]

Tho sometimes 'facts' go against scientific observations and logic...

It's even more interesthing when some leaked information goes against the 'truth'.



But then, a lot of those theories are still ********...

[Prowler]

Tho sometimes 'facts' go against scientific observations and logic...

It's even more interesthing when some leaked information goes against the 'truth'.



But then, a lot of those theories are still ********...
Well obviously some stuff looks suspicious and not very credible, but yea, people should take conspiracy theories with a grain of salt. I don't understand why so many people seem to believe that 9/11 was an inside job or that the airplanes weren't what made the WTC buildings collapse.

[Tazi]

Well obviously some stuff looks suspicious and not very credible, but yea, people should take conspiracy theories with a grain of salt. I don't understand why so many people seem to believe that 9/11 was an inside job or that the airplanes weren't what made the WTC buildings collapse.
That's an easy one: The designer of the building stated that those buildings are not built to have their full metal structure collapse by a plain crash. All skyscapers are built that way to withstand an unfortunate accident like this. So what is likely, those buildings went down due to inner explosions...

I honestly don't know if it was an inside job, or something else, but it surely seems like the buildings didn't went down in relationof plane crashes, yet they stated it happened by the crashes... why?

It's quiet fishy, unless that architect is wrong, of course.

[Prowler]

That's an easy one: The designer of the building stated that those buildings are not built to have their full metal structure collapse by a plain crash. All skyscapers are built that way to withstand an unfortunate accident like this. So what is likely, those buildings went down due to inner explosions...

I honestly don't know if it was an inside job, or something else, but it surely seems like the buildings didn't went down in relationof plane crashes, yet they stated it happened by the crashes... why?

It's quiet fishy, unless that architect is wrong, of course.
Then again, how many air planes have crashed into skyscrapers in history? I can't think of any others except for a small airplane that crashed into Empire State Bulding.

And there had already been an attack on the WTC back in 1993 with explosives under the buildings. And yet, they managed not to collapse.

A possible explanation would have been the plane crashes serving as a distraction for someone to place powerful bombs in the building, but wouldn't that have been found out by now?

[Tazi]

What they say is the buildings went down by the fire caused by the plain crash, but the architect said the metal structure would withstand that heat, and something like this could only be done with explosives.

Now I'm not an architect, neiter do I have a blueprint about the building, so I can't really know or calculate the truth. I see reason why the goverment would and would not do something like this.

There are a good number of proven conspiracies, like the reichstag fire or the watergate scandal, so it's not a bad thing to be a bit sceptic about everything.

[Netkeeper]

Oh geez; this crap?

The actual Illuminati was never known to use the All-Seeing Eye as a symbol (http://www.bavarian-illuminati.info/2009/06/master-conspiracy-redux/), and even if they did, they did it only because it was considered cool and mysterious. It's a far more ancient symbol that just denotes a higher power in general, and was a fixture on Masonic Lodges, churches, synagogues, and other things. Now it pretty much is meaningless. If I was to paint an eye on my forehead, would that make a me a member of the Illuminati? I'm pretty sure some religious sects would say yes; in the lower-case sense of the word, but I do not buy into the occultist belief that any symbol has magic power.

It's just long been so associated with conspiracy and the occult that many media just slap it on anything for the purposes of storytelling. Slapping a big eye on the Technodrome or an obvious expy of MJ-12 only proves an artist is trying to depict megalomania; not endorse it--if he wanted to endorse it, why associate the symbols with the villains and not the heroes? It's no different than modeling the Empire in Star Wars or Scar's Hyene troops after the Nazis. DEPICTION IS NOT ADVOCACY! I cannot believe I need to explain this to so many people.

And here's one more thing to think about: Even if there is still an Illuminati trying to take over the world, or something similar, what the shell would they really have to gain from announcing their presence all over the place? Even if they once used that symbol, nobody could be that dumb to keep using it and remain in power.
Doesn't explain the Earth Protection Force!

CHECKMATE, ATHEISTS.

[Prowler]

What they say is the buildings went down by the fire caused by the plain crash, but the architect said the metal structure would withstand that heat, and something like this could only be done with explosives.

Now I'm not an architect, neiter do I have a blueprint about the building, so I can't really know or calculate the truth. I see reason why the goverment would and would not do something like this.

There are a good number of proven conspiracies, like the reichstag fire or the watergate scandal, so it's not a bad thing to be a bit sceptic about everything.
I'm not an architect either. But yea, we'll never know what really happened.

As for The Reichstag Fire, that one is far from being one of the most head scratching conspiracy theories out there. Whether it was caused by the nazis or not, they sure knew how to take advantage of the situation. Just like the US Government knew how to take advantage of the 9/11 attacks to invade a country like Iraq, which they probably would have invaded sooner or later, attacks or not.

[Tazi]

Yeah, exactly, I don't really think they had to organise something like this to send troops to Iraq, but it probably made things somewhat easier for the government.


http://i.imgur.com/U94CLYI.jpg

http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Ilerminaty.+Please+tell+me+this+is+fake.+I+serious ly+beg_096ed6_4574676.jpg

[Netkeeper]

watch out guys its the ilerminerter

[Slade]

Haha, man, I hope those ain't being foreal...:lol:

[Tazi]

http://i.imgur.com/M6YxxLe.jpg


http://i.imgur.com/t4vrAy0.png

[Bry]

I thought it was invented by DJ CLUE DJ Clue DJ Clue. DESERT STORM Desert Storm Desert Storm.

Solid. :lol:

[Type 97 Chi-ha]

People believe the 9/11/01 attacks were an inside job because they want to believe it was an inside job. Holocaust denial, anyone?

BTW, years ago I read the book about Hitler by John Toland. He indicated that the Reichstag fire was the work of a Dutch anarchist...and that Hermann Goering was almost killed in it. Just because the Nazis took advantage of it doesn't mean they caused it. They certainly didn't cause the Great Depression-the real reason they got propelled into power.

As for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the reason was in large part that Saddam Hussein was violating the terms of the 1991 armistice agreement-and that certain nations were collaborating in said violations. And for the record, I am part of a forum which includes a number of recent veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, and I find them to be quite honest.


I'm not an architect either. But yea, we'll never know what really happened.

As for The Reichstag Fire, that one is far from being one of the most head scratching conspiracy theories out there. Whether it was caused by the nazis or not, they sure knew how to take advantage of the situation. Just like the US Government knew how to take advantage of the 9/11 attacks to invade a country like Iraq, which they probably would have invaded sooner or later, attacks or not.

[Powder]

This thread sucks.

[CyberCubed]

Jester, lock this thread.

[Leo656]

:lol: Don't put the guy on the spot, yeesh. I kinda prefer the Mods act in silence, like ninjas, so they don't get antagonized by people for locking threads, Warning people, and otherwise doing their jobs. I'm fine not knowing who locked what or who warned who. Keep it all a little mysterious. :lol:

But yeah conspiracies are dumb. The average human being can't keep their own dick pics from leaking out on the internet, how could a whole group of them get on the same page long enough to secretly take over the world? Smarten up. :lol: People in general are stupid; putting a group of them in a room together only increases the level of idiocy, not the opposite. Thus, there's no way a secret conspiracy society could ever get their act together long enough to take over a Waffle House, let alone the world.

But then... maybe I'm in on it? Dun-Dun-DUN! :lol:

[Type 97 Chi-ha]

Have you heard about this organization called the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, a secret cartel whose purpose is to prop up the price of oil on the world market...

What? :o You know about it already??? :o:o

[Davetello]

But yeah conspiracies are dumb. The average human being can't keep their own dick pics from leaking out on the internet, how could a whole group of them get on the same page long enough to secretly take over the world? Smarten up. :lol: People in general are stupid; putting a group of them in a room together only increases the level of idiocy, not the opposite. Thus, there's no way a secret conspiracy society could ever get their act together long enough to take over a Waffle House, let alone the world.

:

Or perhaps that sort of thinking is playing into their hands :) Look at the things which can be achieved - we can build building which tower so far into the sky, fly planes across the world, treat or even cure certain diseases. Humanity is more competent than you give it credit for, especially as a collective.

Personally I'm not sure either way - but I think it's foolish and complacent to dismiss the possibility out of hand.

[Leo656]

I just don't think it goes with human nature to suggest that any group of people could work together cohesively enough to pull it off. I mean, by definition, these people would be power-hungry and deceitful, right? So they'd be all back-stabbing each other to get ahead, too, and the whole thing would fall apart sooner rather than later.

People can't work together for very long before it all falls apart, even on a small scale. Sports teams can't even get along, and they all get paid a king's ransom to do nothing at all. To me, global conspiracies are merely entertaining fiction. Are some things lies and misdirection, especially from government types? Oh, absolutely. Definitely, definitely, there are people in power who want to control how you think and distract you from how bad they're screwing you. Is there a group of them secretly working in concert to control the whole world? Someone would have come for me by now, I'm certain. :lol:

[Davetello]

I just don't think it goes with human nature to suggest that any group of people could work together cohesively enough to pull it off. I mean, by definition, these people would be power-hungry and deceitful, right? So they'd be all back-stabbing each other to get ahead, too, and the whole thing would fall apart sooner rather than later.

People can't work together for very long before it all falls apart, even on a small scale. Sports teams can't even get along, and they all get paid a king's ransom to do nothing at all. To me, global conspiracies are merely entertaining fiction. Are some things lies and misdirection, especially from government types? Oh, absolutely. Definitely, definitely, there are people in power who want to control how you think and distract you from how bad they're screwing you. Is there a group of them secretly working in concert to control the whole world? Someone would have come for me by now, I'm certain. :lol:

Hahaha, well to be fair you do make a convincing argument. You would imagine that ruthless, power-drunk people would eventually turn on one another and that the entire operation would be unsustainable. But I'm just not sure - I've heard of things which go on over here (things such as the Orange Order, which links into Freemasonry). That's obviously not on a global scale but perhaps you're right - things can be carried out at a micro level but not macro.

Athletes tend to be very petty, childish types though. You'd think that the Illuminati (I had to use the word eventually, lol) would consist of more driven people. But on the whole you're probably right that - while the media is all about distraction - there probably isn't a one-world government conspiracy theory going on. But to reiterate, I don't think we can so casually dismiss the possibility.

There's a hint of irony in your comments though, given you have a DP of Nash - a guy who was in the NWO stable :lol:

[Slade]

Hahaha, well to be fair you do make a convincing argument. You would imagine that ruthless, power-drunk people would eventually turn on one another and that the entire operation would be unsustainable. But I'm just not sure - I've heard of things which go on over here (things such as the Orange Order, which links into Freemasonry). That's obviously not on a global scale but perhaps you're right - things can be carried out at a micro level but not macro.

Athletes tend to be very petty, childish types though. You'd think that the Illuminati (I had to use the word eventually, lol) would consist of more driven people. But on the whole you're probably right that - while the media is all about distraction - there probably isn't a one-world government conspiracy theory going on. But to reiterate, I don't think we can so casually dismiss the possibility.

There's a hint of irony in your comments though, given you have a DP of Nash - a guy who was in the NWO stable :lol:


Their on to you Leo :lol:

[Leo656]

There's a hint of irony in your comments though, given you have a DP of Nash - a guy who was in the NWO stable :lol:

:lol: Hey, y'know, now that I think of it.... that guy has been paid more money for working on the one TMNT movie than everyone else in all three of them COMBINED (and I mean JUST what he makes from that movie, not the rest of his career)... so maybe there IS a conspiracy at work! :lol:

In all seriousness, I almost fell over. Accounting for royalties and inflation, the guy made, like, X million dollars per minute of filming, and still gets paid a cut every time someone buys a DVD. I want HIS agent. :lol:

That guy... that guy, I could see running a global conspiracy. :lol: He'd make a very handsome dictator.

[Davetello]

Their on to you Leo :lol:

Lol, it's one of those messages which they think we are too mind-controlled to notice :lol:

:lol: Hey, y'know, now that I think of it.... that guy has been paid more money for working on the one TMNT movie than everyone else in all three of them COMBINED (and I mean JUST what he makes from that movie, not the rest of his career)... so maybe there IS a conspiracy at work! :lol:

In all seriousness, I almost fell over. Accounting for royalties and inflation, the guy made, like, X million dollars per minute of filming, and still gets paid a cut every time someone buys a DVD. I want HIS agent. :lol:

That guy... that guy, I could see running a global conspiracy. :lol: He'd make a very handsome dictator.

Yeah, but Super Shredder was worth every penny lmfao.

Nash just has that star quality I guess. He has the right look and seems to be an astute businessman. And yep, the grey hair and the physical presence also leads itself to that 'suave, good looking, yet evil megalomanic' sort who would be the leader of the new world.

[Netkeeper]

This thread sucks.
You seem to love going into a thread just to say "this thread [x]".

Not that I really have a problem with it, it's just an observation. :V

[Leo656]

You seem to love going into a thread just to say "this thread [x]".

Not that I really have a problem with it, it's just an observation. :V

Eh, sometimes that's all ya need to say, y'know? I like that he's right to the point. I can't do that. :lol:


Yeah, but Super Shredder was worth every penny lmfao.

Nash just has that star quality I guess. He has the right look and seems to be an astute businessman. And yep, the grey hair and the physical presence also leads itself to that 'suave, good looking, yet evil megalomanic' sort who would be the leader of the new world.

Believe me, he is an enchanting sonofabitch when you're in the same room with him. Once you meet him, you immediately understand why the guy has gotten everything he ever wanted out of life. It's like someone bottled up all the charisma in the entire world and gave it all to just One Guy. I'm not the only one who says so, even people who think he's literally the Devil walking the Earth admit that he could talk himself out of a murder charge while holding a bloody ax. It's uncanny. I have met a million people and never seen anything like it. Guy ain't human.

[Davetello]

Eh, sometimes that's all ya need to say, y'know? I like that he's right to the point. I can't do that. :lol:



Believe me, he is an enchanting sonofabitch when you're in the same room with him. Once you meet him, you immediately understand why the guy has gotten everything he ever wanted out of life. It's like someone bottled up all the charisma in the entire world and gave it all to just One Guy. I'm not the only one who says so, even people who think he's literally the Devil walking the Earth admit that he could talk himself out of a murder charge while holding a bloody ax. It's uncanny. I have met a million people and never seen anything like it. Guy ain't human.

I've only seen him talk in promos and shoots, but I got that impression as well - he seems to have some sort of magnetism about him. It's hard to explain really. In saying that he often seemed doped out of his mind so maybe that adds to the effect, who knows (I have no idea if he has or had substance issues or not, like some of his mates).

[Leo656]

In the WCW days, absolutely, the whole roster was whacked out of their minds for years, that ain't no secret. I've personally seen him warn guys away from drugs and steroids and "Stupid sh*t like that", in his own words, so he's probably changed as he's gotten older.

[Turo602]

Speaking of Kevin Nash, 2Pac is coming back.

[Davetello]

In the WCW days, absolutely, the whole roster was whacked out of their minds for years, that ain't no secret. I've personally seen him warn guys away from drugs and steroids and "Stupid sh*t like that", in his own words, so he's probably changed as he's gotten older.

I wasn't watching during the attitude era sadly. I knew the other guys in the kliq did, thought he did too but wasn't sure. It's good that he tries to use his experiences to help the younger workers.

[Leo656]

I wasn't watching during the attitude era sadly. I knew the other guys in the kliq did, thought he did too but wasn't sure. It's good that he tries to use his experiences to help the younger workers.

He's great, every time we had him come in he just hung out with everyone all night telling stories and giving guys advice. Guys way, way less famous than him have gone off into their own little private spot and never talk to anyone, so he was a relief. You never know about some people.

[Slade]

Speaking of Kevin Nash, 2Pac is coming back.

Bout f*cking time

[Davetello]

He's great, every time we had him come in he just hung out with everyone all night telling stories and giving guys advice. Guys way, way less famous than him have gone off into their own little private spot and never talk to anyone, so he was a relief. You never know about some people.

People who buy into their celebrity are pretty silly - I always say that these people aren't surgeons or firemen, they are entertainers. They aren't saving lives so they shouldn't be so egotistical, as some are. It's the whole idea of celebrity culture again. Great to hear Nash was not like that.

In saying the above, there is the argument that entertainment does save some people's lives - not literally, as in surgery, but it gives people a reason to go on if they are struggling. There's also the argument that life isn't worth saving if we don't enjoy it anyway. Meh, I suppose I'm getting a little too deeply into things. Will be going on about nihilism next :P

[Bo Staff.]

Jester, lock this thread.

What exactly is wrong with my thread? That freedom of speech thing is really not popular on this website, is it? The last time I was here, Powder was constantly telling me that I didn't know how to use forums. Um, hello??!! The purpose of discussion forums is DISCUSSION! And that is what I bring to this forum, discussions.:tmad:

[Type 97 Chi-ha]

What exactly is wrong with my thread? That freedom of speech thing is really not popular on this website, is it? The last time I was here, Powder was constantly telling me that I didn't know how to use forums. Um, hello??!! The purpose of discussion forums is DISCUSSION! And that is what I bring to this forum, discussions.:tmad:

Don't worry, CyberCubed has a penchant for making trouble. ;)

[Leo656]

Thank goodness there's an entire bible's worth of rules and procedures that would keep CC from ever becoming a Mod. The only threads allowed to stay open would be ones about turtle nostrils and hatred of anime. :lol:

If this can keep going as just another Random Bullsh*t thread, that's fine, it doesn't need a point as long as nobody starts arguing.

By the way, I heard that the Illuminati are well aware of CC's distaste for reptile nostrils, and had their people specifically deliver Out of the Shadows and the new movie just to screw with him. Ironic, no?

[Jester]

What exactly is wrong with my thread? That freedom of speech thing is really not popular on this website, is it? The last time I was here, Powder was constantly telling me that I didn't know how to use forums. Um, hello??!! The purpose of discussion forums is DISCUSSION! And that is what I bring to this forum, discussions.:tmad:
Don't worry I'm not gonna listen to Cubed. I seldom listen to Cubed. :D

[Tazi]

Jester, lock this thread.

Jester, lock up CyberCubed.

[Konchadunga]

2Pac being alive is the conspiracy theory I want to believe. Maybe somewhat more believable in that there was certainly a conspiracy surrounding his murder; among whom still isn't known.

[CowabungaMikey]

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23327853/the_tmnt_conspiracy.png

You're awesome and made me laugh.

[Leo656]

Jester, lock up CyberCubed.

^^I popped. :lol:

[Jester]

Jester, lock up CyberCubed.

I lol'ed .

[Leo656]

Same thing, I just said it in kizarny. 8)

^^(maybe two people might get that :lol:)

[Davetello]

Poor Cubed.

Everyone loves him really, though.

[Leo656]

We try, but oh, lord, it's a trial sometimes. :lol:

[Davetello]

Hahaha, I genuinely do think he's a sound guy. I mean sometimes he comes across as emotionless or humourless, almost like a robot. But he has a seemingly almost encyclopedic knowledge of TMNT, cares very deeply for the franchise and makes good posts about other subjects as well. He's like your a ss hole - can sometimes be annoying and uncomfortable, but it's always going to be there and you'd never want to be without it.

[Leo656]

Sounds like we finally found someone who'll adopt Cubed and give him a good home! :lol: I was getting worried we were gonna have to put him down.

[Davetello]

Sounds like we finally found someone who'll adopt Cubed and give him a good home! :lol: I was getting worried we were gonna have to put him down.

:lol:

What can I say - I'm a benevolent type of guy.

[Leo656]

If he ever leaves this place, he'll become the stuff of legend.

"I heard he once made 273 posts in one day, all about how awful the TMNT look with nostrils!"
"Well I heard he once accidentally started a real-life war with Japan when he said that all anime was lolicon and tentacle porn! Can you believe it?"
"That's nothing! I heard he wrote and posted an 8000-word analysis on every single thing wrong with a video game that he never even played!"
"Well I heard he once ate his own weight in flapjacks!"
"................ Who gives a sh*t? The f*ck does that have to do with the Technodrome forums?"

:lol:

(I will say this, to his credit, he seems to take a poke better than most people here, as I can't remember ever seeing him rattled or angry even when people were giving him sh*t. Maybe you're right... he's a SpamBot.)

[Davetello]

If he ever leaves this place, he'll become the stuff of legend.

"I heard he once made 273 posts in one day, all about how awful the TMNT look with nostrils!"
"Well I heard he once accidentally started a real-life war with Japan when he said that all anime was lolicon and tentacle porn! Can you believe it?"
"That's nothing! I heard he wrote and posted an 8000-word analysis on every single thing wrong with a video game that he never even played!"
"Well I heard he once ate his own weight in flapjacks!"
"................ Who gives a sh*t? The f*ck does that have to do with the Technodrome forums?"

:lol:

(I will say this, to his credit, he seems to take a poke better than most people here, as I can't remember ever seeing him rattled or angry even when people were giving him sh*t. Maybe you're right... he's a SpamBot.)

Lol. I remember that 'CyberCubed thinks deep' link that was posted on here. Was pretty funny.

Yeah, that was what I was leading on to...the guy never seems to lose his temper, ever. I mean he reacts but he never starts with the ad homs and he shows no real signs that he's losing his temper. I don't even get a sense that he's struggling to hold in his anger. He does reply sarcastically at times but he does it in a way that indicates he possesses a superiority complex which won't allow him to doubt his own opinions - as we all know, sometimes anger can arise from not being fully sure that what you are saying is actually correct.

He just doesn't seem to really care what other people think of him :lol:

[Leo656]

We'll see how he keeps his cool if I ever get around to calling HIM a c**t one'a these days the way I do to everyone else. :lol: See how he likes DEM apples.

I'd probably have to invent a reason. He doesn't really go out of his way to deserve it. Damn it. :ohwell:

This has oddly become a CyberCubed Appreciation thread. Hey Mods, name change? :lol:

[Cipher]

This conspiracy theorist may have actually had a point about the OT
No good thread has ever started with this sentence.

[Leo656]

No, no, it's fine, we fixed it. The thread's about CyberCubed now and his blissful lack of self-awareness and how that makes him unable to be killed by all conventional weapons.

The prick.:P

[Davetello]

What's the bets he's sitting there in his boxers eating tacos and furiously refreshing everything? I mean he doesn't seem to care what people think of him but everyone likes a bit of attention, right? :lol:

As for the 'c' word, I haven't used that recently since I was told off by guys like Powder and Jester for using it :) It's easy for me to forget that it's a frowned upon word over there.

[Leo656]

Oh definitely, but the PC Police took all the perfectly good slurs away, and nobody even bats an eye when you call them a "motherf***er" anymore, so what's anyone to do? How many words are left that can really shake someone to their core? Hell, I think I call my mother-in-law a c**t at least once a week, and that's not counting all the times I say it to someone else just in describing her. It's fine, she's stupid. And a... well, you know. :lol:

To her credit, my wife doesn't say it but she definitely thinks it's a terrific word. :lol: One of the few things we agree on.

[Davetello]

Oh definitely, but the PC Police took all the perfectly good slurs away, and nobody even bats an eye when you call them a "motherf***er" anymore, so what's anyone to do? How many words are left that can really shake someone to their core? Hell, I think I call my mother-in-law a c**t at least once a week, and that's not counting all the times I say it to someone else just in describing her. It's fine, she's stupid. And a... well, you know. :lol:

To her credit, my wife doesn't say it but she definitely thinks it's a terrific word. :lol: One of the few things we agree on.

Hahaha, brilliant. Yeah, it's a fantastic word. Over here it's a term of ednearment. Friends say it to each other all the time..."alright ya ****, how you been?"

Hahaha, all the problems you've been having and one of the only things you agree on is something that most women who don't have her issues wouldn't agree with you on. You have to laugh mate, because if you didn't you'd go mad lol.

[Leo656]

Yeah, she's tough. I can't even insult her with it, she thinks it's a "weak insult". :lol: I'm like, "Are you serious...? That's... that's all I got...." "Nope, try harder." :lol: Doesn't even flinch.

[Slade]

2Pac being alive is the conspiracy theory I want to believe. Maybe somewhat more believable in that there was certainly a conspiracy surrounding his murder; among whom still isn't known.

Pac's in Cuba!

[Bo Staff.]

I apologize for blowing a gasket earlier. I try to stay chill on the web. @CyberCubed and Powder, my apologies for attacking you guys.

[Powder]

Ain't nobody harboring bad thoughts 'round here, bud. :)

[Bo Staff.]

Ain't nobody harboring bad thoughts 'round here, bud. :)

Cool. Thanks.

[ZariusTwo]

"Elvis is not dead son, he just went home"

About the "reptillian shape shifters" conspiracy, I saw this video that tried to sort of debunk it, but at the same time suggested there's a reptillian portion of the brain that harbors and sustains our primitive and negative thoughts and feelings. Could be called an R-Complex, my memory is a bit foggy...

...Excuses, excuses...:)

[MsMarvelDuckie]

If he ever leaves this place, he'll become the stuff of legend.

"I heard he once made 273 posts in one day, all about how awful the TMNT look with nostrils!"
"Well I heard he once accidentally started a real-life war with Japan when he said that all anime was lolicon and tentacle porn! Can you believe it?"
"That's nothing! I heard he wrote and posted an 8000-word analysis on every single thing wrong with a video game that he never even played!"
"Well I heard he once ate his own weight in flapjacks!"
"................ Who gives a sh*t? The f*ck does that have to do with the Technodrome forums?"

:lol:

(I will say this, to his credit, he seems to take a poke better than most people here, as I can't remember ever seeing him rattled or angry even when people were giving him sh*t. Maybe you're right... he's a SpamBot.)

Lol. I remember that 'CyberCubed thinks deep' link that was posted on here. Was pretty funny.

Yeah, that was what I was leading on to...the guy never seems to lose his temper, ever. I mean he reacts but he never starts with the ad homs and he shows no real signs that he's losing his temper. I don't even get a sense that he's struggling to hold in his anger. He does reply sarcastically at times but he does it in a way that indicates he possesses a superiority complex which won't allow him to doubt his own opinions - as we all know, sometimes anger can arise from not being fully sure that what you are saying is actually correct.

He just doesn't seem to really care what other people think of him :lol:



You're both wrong. Cubed isn't a SpamBot, he's Sheldon Cooper!! (Think about it.... And that's my contribution to the conspiracy theory portion of this thread.)