Now, this forum is famous for being able to pick a side of an argument and stay with it no matter what. 

But what have you changed your position on. For me, it was fox hunting, I was very pro fox hunting for a variety of reasons but have changed my stance because well, it's barbaric and some traditions should probably be best put to bed.

Spider famously altered his thoughts on Brexit.... anyone else not sticking to position for the sake of it?

14 hours ago, Escobarp said:

I eat anchovies out the jar bit of freshly chopped garlic and a thinly sliced crostini or similar. Divine. Washed down with a cold beer 

Try that with some pineapple on top.

Happy endings. 

Changed my mind. They don't fucking happen. It's all bullshit 😊

33 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

That's because they are there to add the salt, they don't taste of much else really.

Some palate you have there clearly. 🥴

9 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Some palate you have there clearly. 🥴

Cleft palate.

 

3 hours ago, Spider said:

It’s been done though god knows why, and doubtless you’ll dismiss the photo, but anyway:

 

You're having a laugh! That could be a close-up of a cream cracker.

 

A bit like God. The Loch Ness Monster. Alien spacecraft and a Nandos of Middlebrook. unless I see absolute compelling evidence they exist then I will not commit to believing a tale.

2 hours ago, bolton_blondie said:

Happy endings. 

Changed my mind. They don't fucking happen. It's all bullshit 😊

Depends where you go for them 😉

49 minutes ago, Underpants said:

You're having a laugh! That could be a close-up of a cream cracker.

 

A bit like God. The Loch Ness Monster. Alien spacecraft and a Nandos of Middlebrook. unless I see absolute compelling evidence they exist then I will not commit to believing a tale.

We've all seen pictures of viruses.

Could be anything I suppose as there's no proof that they photos are real.

1 hour ago, Underpants said:

You're having a laugh! That could be a close-up of a cream cracker.

 

A bit like God. The Loch Ness Monster. Alien spacecraft and a Nandos of Middlebrook. unless I see absolute compelling evidence they exist then I will not commit to believing a tale.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2018/12/12/heres-your-proof-that-we-landed-on-the-moon-steph-curry/

Golf balls and footprints convince anyone?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/55927727

 

1 hour ago, Underpants said:

You're having a laugh! That could be a close-up of a cream cracker.

 

A bit like God. The Loch Ness Monster. Alien spacecraft and a Nandos of Middlebrook. unless I see absolute compelling evidence they exist then I will not commit to believing a tale.

That's a bit like saying Honduras doesn't exist just because you've never been.

You could say anything on the telly is just a film set and a Honduran stood in front of you is just a Spaniard speaking slowly.

Fucking hell.

1 hour ago, RONNIE PHILLIPS said:

Depends where you go for them 😉

More likely to get one in a knocking shop than fairy land. 

45 minutes ago, Duck Egg said:

Golf balls and footprints convince anyone?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/55927727

 

I’m even less likely to believe after seeing that. I’ve never been a non-believer and, to be honest, I thought they were as cranky as those from the flat earth society but the further we go with technology and someone posting fairly shit ‘proof’ it all happened, the less I’m believing it did.

Here’s a picture of the landing site in 1969

 

Or was it a close up of this Farley’s Rusk but in black and white?

There's 49 million kangaroos in Australia

Only 3.5 million people in Uruguay

So if the kangaroos were to invade Uruguay, each Uruguayan would have to fight off 14 kangaroos.

I know whose side I'm on.

It's happening tomorrow, even though you'll never see it. It happened, ok?

54 minutes ago, Spider said:

That's a bit like saying Honduras doesn't exist just because you've never been.

You could say anything on the telly is just a film set and a Honduran stood in front of you is just a Spaniard speaking slowly.

Fucking hell.

Ok, I'll play. Tell me about the Loch Ness Monster. I've seen the pictures.

 

3 minutes ago, Underpants said:

Ok, I'll play. Tell me about the Loch Ness Monster. I've seen the pictures.

 

If a tree falls over in the woods, but there's no-one there to hear it, does it make a noise?

1 minute ago, Spider said:

If a tree falls over in the woods, but there's no-one there to hear it, does it make a noise?

No it doesn’t. It makes a vibration. If there’s nothing to turn the vibration into noise then as soon as the vibration stops, so does the opportunity to hear it.

8 minutes ago, Spider said:

If a tree falls over in the woods, but there's no-one there to hear it, does it make a noise?

Ermm, righto!

And back to Nessy...... 🤔

4 minutes ago, Underpants said:

Ermm, righto!

And back to Nessy...... 🤔

Inconclusive 

But there’s been humans on the moon

1 minute ago, Spider said:

Inconclusive 

But there’s been humans on the moon

At last a straight answer. I'm not saying your wrong about man on the moon. I'm just saying my opinion has shifted from being 100% totally convinced. This is a thread about changing one's mind is it not?

4 minutes ago, Underpants said:

At last a straight answer. I'm not saying your wrong about man on the moon. I'm just saying my opinion has shifted from being 100% totally convinced. This is a thread about changing one's mind is it not?

You can change your mind about anything but don't expect much give and take on here 🙂

It's like anything you have no control of, you're always making a bit of a leap of faith but you have to use common sense and a certain degree of realism.

I'd say it's more likely that man has walked on the moon than the existence of a million year old one-off monster with no obvious parentage up in Scotchland.

Honduras definitely exists. I'd put money on it.

So we can see golf balls on 'the moon', supposedly 250k miles away, but you can't see Ireland (50 miles away) from Blackpool North Pier, even using one of those 20p telescopes...

Let alone see North America from the West Coast of Ireland using powerful TASCO telescopes (even the rrp £199.95 one from Argos) although the Yank mainland is well over SEVEN HUNDRED times closer to Ireland than the moon is from earth, even stood on top of Mount Everest..?

Utter pissfroth.

Ever heard of The Great USSR Crop Failure and Famine of 1968-70?

No..?

Because the USA bailed them out of the shit, four hundred billion tonnes of food relief, in exchange for their silence over the Apollo sham.

If collectivism hadn't failed no-one would've claimed to have walked on the moon, and lived.

Mutually assured grassing - the famine put paid to that.

The moon is 1000x as radioactive as the meltdown Reaktor II at Chernobyl.

Edited October 11, 20214 yr by Youri McAnespie
More FACTS.

15 minutes ago, Youri McAnespie said:

So we can see golf balls on 'the moon', supposedly 250k miles away, but you can't see Ireland (50 miles away) from Blackpool North Pier, even using one of those 20p telescopes...

Let alone see North America from the West Coast of Ireland using powerful TASCO telescopes (even the rrp £199.95 one from Argos) although the Yank mainland is well over SEVEN HUNDRED times closer to Ireland than the moon is from earth, even stood on top of Mount Everest..?

Utter pissfroth.

Ever heard of The Great USSR Crop Failure and Famine of 1968-70?

No..?

Because the USA bailed them out of the shit, four hundred billion tonnes of food relief, in exchange for their silence over the Apollo sham.

If collectivism hadn't failed no-one would've claimed to have walked on the moon, and lived.

Mutually assured grassing - the famine put paid to that.

The moon is 1000x as radioactive as the meltdown Reaktor II at Chernobyl.

I do have my doubts about the moon landings, don't get me wrong.

I read a few years ago that, by rights, any rocket heading towards the moon has to go through an area of space entirely occupied by members of hairy 80's rock band Van Halen, who make you sit through a 3 hour concert of them just performing "Jump" until your boosters run out of fuel.

I just assumed the Apollo 11 lads had backstage passes and managed to skip the gig to get to the moon without too much fuss.

I'm not sure how true this is, but there's no denying it casts a shadow over the project.

Michael 'I'll just go around the block a few times whilst you two piss about' Collins...

"We've landed, are you two getting out or what?"

'Buzz' and 'Neil' - "No, we'll doss down in the capsule for six hours first, then get out, goodnight, zzźzz..."

Pissfroth.

If the US Govt had faked the moon landings, there's no way they'd have allowed the film Capricorn One to be released.  I'm sure it's that film that led to the conspiracy theory.

Micky D - is that rusk from your house or Google images? Used to love a rusk as a kid. Are they still as tasty?