Favorite Controversies

@Lewdog The British Army has a similar myth (?) regarding potassium bromide.

 

How about these

http://www.businessinsider.com/true-government-conspiracies-2013-12

http://www.cracked.com/article_19884_6-insane-conspiracy-theories-that-actually-happened.html

 

I am looking forward to the controversy/conspiracy if Russia finishes the Winter Olympics with more medals than the US. Current tally:
Russia 29
US 27

 

I was playing catch with my nephew when I realized every cloud in the sky was a contrail.

Now I'm off to research contrails, chem-trails, sky seeding, and haarp

 

I've been following a debate on another forum about 9/11, which is funny because the conspiracy buff doesn't know his ass from third base about airplanes, fires, or explosives.

 

You should Google those three things together and then keep track of how long it takes the government to show up at your house. Just add flying lessons to that list and you'll get a visit for sure.

 

Idiot me, I didn't even consider the scrutiny it would garner this thread.

 

Are y'all saying we can get this site flagged by the government just by seeding our posts with words like ammonium nitrate and cookbook?

Is that your new conspiracy?

Jihad, Macveigh, van rental

 

I think you mean Anarchist Cookbook.

 

I didn't think you were to search for the Anarchist Cookbook. I heard that every time you type Anarchist Cookbook, the FBI flags you.

 

I was helping you search it, so I'm good!

 

I recently upgraded my iPhone and I now have the voice activated assistant Siri. Me and my friends were messing around with her and I asked her how to make a bomb. My friends said I was now flagged with the FBI.

 

Lots of cheap beer followed by a crave case at White Castle should do it.