Strangest thing that you think exists

This. No doubt.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i__Xh...eature=related
No THAT is philosophy.

Well I don't know about you guys but I happen to believe in the invisible PINK unicorn, and since you can't prove that she he doesn't exist...it must be true...

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Originally Posted by Kushna Mufeed

The weirdest thing out there?

I dunno...

People out there have some pretty fucked up fetishes.

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pumpkin fucking.

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Originally Posted by Mysteryhunter

pumpkin fucking.

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Foot fetish is worse..

Imagination is infinite. Life is a collaborative daydream. I cannot imagine something infinitely strange.

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Originally Posted by Schmaven

I think dragons and eskimos exist. I have no reason to doubt the existence of dragons, (the komodo dragon for example), but as for eskimos, I'm just going with my gut. But I'm still kind of undecided about them.

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Both of them exist! Yes!

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Originally Posted by EchoSun13

I may sound nuts but I belive in aliens..And I always wished vampires exsited.

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Vampires do exist. Just not the ones that turn into bats. ;)

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Originally Posted by TransientOcclusion

Your mother.

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THAT IS STRANGE!





As for me, the strangest thing I believe may exist, is a whole new species of something. No, I'm not talking about some fish of some certain existing species being found, I mean something totally new. Let's just take the movie The Cave as an example, those people that eventually turned into those winged creatures. Although, I don't think that's what's out there, but I do think there's some kind of TOTALLY NEW species we've yet to discover that is unlike anything we've seen before. The Earth is so massive and there's so many places that haven't been discovered, or possibly will never be discovered. There's no telling what is out there. I bet there's a flying turd out there somewhere that has psionic powers.


The strangest new species so far are vampire watermelons and pumpkins.

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The belief in vampire fruit is similar to the belief that any inanimate object left outside during the night of a full moon will become a vampire. According to tradition, watermelons or any kind of pumpkin kept more than ten days or after Christmas will become a vampire, rolling around on the ground and growling to pester the living. People have little fear of the vampire pumpkins and melons because of the creatures' lack of teeth. One of the main indications that a pumpkin or melon is about to undergo a vampiric transformation (or has just completed one) is said to be the appearance of a drop of blood on its skin.

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Spoiler for OMGZ VAHMPIRE WATURMELONZ!:

"Blood" forms naturally on a
few square centimeters of
the outside of an aged watermelon.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...on_closeup.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...watermelon.jpg

Refute that one you commie bastards!

HEHE.

Sweet..I love vampires..Not bats.

I know these are real..Us.
Human are quite strange..we are furry and have nice thumbs.

I strongly feel that we are not the only sapient life in existence, though how you go about defining life is another story.

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Originally Posted by Keeper

I strongly feel that we are not the only sapient life in existence, though how you go about defining life is another story.

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I suspect there is more HUMAN life somewhere in our galaxy.
Once upon a time, the world was Europe. There were humans on Europe. A guy set out in his boat and stumbled upon this "new world". Guess what! There are humans here! Their culture is radically different, but they are humans nevertheless.

Europe: Earth
Atlantic Ocean: Space in between Earth and planet X in solar system X.
America: Planet X

Just a thought ^^

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Originally Posted by Timothy Paradox

I suspect there is more HUMAN life somewhere in our galaxy.
Once upon a time, the world was Europe. There were humans on Europe. A guy set out in his boat and stumbled upon this "new world". Guess what! There are humans here! Their culture is radically different, but they are humans nevertheless.

Europe: Earth
Atlantic Ocean: Space in between Earth and planet X in solar system X.
America: Planet X

Just a thought ^^

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But a good one.

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Originally Posted by Timothy Paradox

I suspect there is more HUMAN life somewhere in our galaxy.
Once upon a time, the world was Europe. There were humans on Europe. A guy set out in his boat and stumbled upon this "new world". Guess what! There are humans here! Their culture is radically different, but they are humans nevertheless.

Europe: Earth
Atlantic Ocean: Space in between Earth and planet X in solar system X.
America: Planet X

Just a thought ^^

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lol @ stupid.

Lets disregard evolution... yeah, way to complicated. /Sarcasm. How would Humans get to planet x? We can trace back how Indians got to be in America, and Chinese people in Asia. How the fuck would humans get to another planet? The chance of the same environments that allow an evolutionary process exactly the same as homo sapiens are ridiculously small. Maybe something somewhat like humans could have evolved on some planet.

Seriously, don't you think trough what you post in the slightest? People and other animals migrate all over the place, but not with fucking space-ships.

Think on this for a moment: In those days, they had no reason to believe that the Americas existed, let alone the native Americans. Nowdays we can see it, but back then, not a chance.

Also, who says that in ages past we had more technological power then we have now? Life could have come from earth.

Remember, back then they had no reason to believe in America.

http://www.igorstshirts.com/blog/con...utleyjames.jpg

Sure, that doesn't sound like far-fetched nonsense.

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Originally Posted by Neruo

lol @ stupid.

Lets disregard evolution... yeah, way to complicated. /Sarcasm. How would Humans get to planet x? We can trace back how Indians got to be in America, and Chinese people in Asia. How the fuck would humans get to another planet? The chance of the same environments that allow an evolutionary process exactly the same as homo sapiens are ridiculously small. Maybe something somewhat like humans could have evolved on some planet.

Seriously, don't you think trough what you post in the slightest? People and other animals migrate all over the place, but not with fucking space-ships.

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I never mentioned space ships, did I?
What caused life to come into existance in the first place? Perhaps this source, whatever it may be also started life somewhere else?

By the way, why are you always so agressive? Can't you talk like a normal human being?

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Originally Posted by Timothy Paradox

I suspect there is more HUMAN life somewhere in our galaxy.
Once upon a time, the world was Europe. There were humans on Europe. A guy set out in his boat and stumbled upon this "new world".

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I'm not sure there was ever a time when humans only existed in Europe, sadly.

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Originally Posted by Omicron

I'm not sure there was ever a time when humans only existed in Europe, sadly.

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You know exactly what I mean. Don't make yourself look stupid.

I believe in only what I have seen.

http://www.thescifiworld.net/img/int...n_sorbo_01.jpg

Hercules is obviously real.

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Originally Posted by Timothy Paradox

You know exactly what I mean. Don't make yourself look stupid.

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I lol'd.

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Originally Posted by Neruo

http://www.igorstshirts.com/blog/con...utleyjames.jpg

Sure, that doesn't sound like far-fetched nonsense.

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Any more far fetched then people living on the other side of a 'flat' globe?

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Originally Posted by Sandform

I believe in only what I have seen.

http://www.thescifiworld.net/img/int...n_sorbo_01.jpg

Hercules is obviously real.

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He's also a Spartan in Meet the Spartans?

SON OF A BITCH WAS A SPARTAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

AHHHHHHH!

THES IZ SPAWTAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Neruo

http://www.igorstshirts.com/blog/con...utleyjames.jpg

Sure, that doesn't sound like far-fetched nonsense.

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Evolution was thought to be far-fetched nonsense at one point in time.

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Originally Posted by nitsuJ

Evolution was thought to be far-fetched nonsense at one point in time.

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But how will you use science to prove rocket statues.

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Originally Posted by Bonsay

But how will you use science to prove rocket statues.

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I'm not a scientist, but I'm sure there's a way. :D

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Originally Posted by Keeper

Any more far fetched then people living on the other side of a 'flat' globe?

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Yes.

Switzerland.