The Secret Is Out, Watch HOW the 24hr Sun Will Be faked Before This Video is Removed

[@DaveMcKeegan]

I had one hand resting on the back of my head ... I facepalmed SO HARD watching this that there was a clap!

[@Petey194]

There are no words!

[@thudthud5423]

Ouch! Are you sure there wasn't a "pop"? (A little Flat Earth joke there).

[@whereswa11y]

yikes ... head sandwich

[@andysmith1996]

Hey Dave. Just a thought. See if you can borrow a sextant to take to Antarctica, so that you can film Jeran and Whitsitt using it to work out where they are using flat earth maths. They have, after all, told us that celestial navigation works on a flat earth.

[@GeistView]

Dave, if you need any advice on Antarctica let me know. May 2017 - April 2019. McMurdo Black Island Amundsen-Scott Traverse Support

[@brothergrief9531]

Wow, that's desperate! A flerf making himself look even more pathetic than it seemed possible.

[@daniellassander]

The sheer amount of copium from the flat earthers has been very funny to watch :)

[@Keepontruckin1904]

When you’re this deep down the rabbit hole nothing will convince you. This guy is happy in his own delusion

[@DanDaMan73]

Sure he is! Even with an electric light 💡 like in that ao commercial, he ain’t find the way out of this rabbit hole 🕳️

[@robguyatt9602]

That's the definition of a cult isn't it. One side of US politics is also now a cult.

[@tonyw4863]

I don't particularly care what one individual chooses to believe. The real problem is the large number of gullible people that appear to believe what he says.

WOW! That's not even dumb, that's just... I can't even!!

[@thudthud5423]

I've posted this in a few other comments, but I think it explains it: When you scramble and scramble to try and support a ridiculous argument, eventually you'll jump off of the stupid diving board into the empty pool of the insane.

[@Petey194]

OH... MY... GOD! I... I... WHAT?

[@Hold_My_Pocket]

Of all the adverts its AO! Hahaha

[@FSLTL]

I know, this can't be real, he should be locked up in a nut house. What a absolute retard.

[@DanDaMan73]

Bro, exactly my thoughts 😂

[@kellyd6195]

You took the words right out of my mouth. 😮

[@paulslund1]

I came here to say the same thing!!

[@ottonormalverbrauch3794]

Flat brain banjo at his best.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

He's got a six year old's grasp of the whole thing.

[@bendyer551]

BANJO?! they can barely play Stones

[@John.0z]

@@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 Your demeaning the six year olds with that comment Reid!

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

@@John.0z It's time for six year olds to man up and give banjo boy the boot.

[@John.0z]

@@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 I agree. It would be an amazing sight on the evening news! 🤣😂

[@kdog3908]

Or, now hear me out... They could just take advantage of a funded trip to see the actual 24 hr sun with their own eyes. Seems like an easy fix to me.

[@dogwalker666]

So banjo boy thinks we can CGI reality now, He is such a plonker.

[@Sherwoody]

JM was convinced that SpaceX boosters landing live in front of thousands of people was done with CGI. Banjo’s explanation is at just as goofy.

[@dogwalker666]

@@Sherwoody They are truly bonkers.

[@kyzercube]

I haven't seen an actual CGI celestial body loony since that Moon hologram guy Dave Johnson that uses a weed joint as a pointer stick and that was close to a decade ago.

[@eileendover3938]

What the actual fcuk is he smoking?

[@Osti67]

You got me with the click bite there and now I need another plastic surgery because i facepalmed so hard.... Man I should start to ask Flerfs for compensation....

[@Sherwoody]

I’m commenting on my iPad in an emergency room right now because I watched this on my iPhone and there are shards of broken glass in my forehead from facepalming too hard with phone in hand.

[@markcostello5120]

Banjo could be onto something here. They could set up a fake sun to be towed around in large circles to fool observers but they'd have to do it in the middle of the night so as the real sun doesn't show up.😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@DanDaMan73]

F…‘n funny 😂

[@thudthud5423]

Its actually how globers fool everyone into thinking the Sun actually rises and sets above/below the horizon.

[@mikep9604]

As Banjo once said: "I may not be a smart man."

[@robertlafleur5179]

He never said truer words.

[@do_notknow_much]

But he be a conman grifter dishonest man.

[@NASAShill-rg9dz]

Damn! He found out the secret. NASA Black helicopters will take him out shortly... lol

[@meloney]

Black Helicopters? That's short for Black Heliocopters! Proving the black sun is being flown by NASA and that they are nationalsocialists! Am i doing this right?

[@NASAShill-rg9dz]

@@meloney you aren't authorized for that knowledge! if you see a penguin you will only have seconds to live! lol

[@DR.NIMROD]

oh i hope they do! but rule one of flerf is when one flerf leaves two flerfs enter.

[@DR.NIMROD]

obviously there is only rule 1 as flerfs cant count any higher. there are lots of rules ones🤣🤣🤣

[@LordCreo]

Just when you think flerfs have reached peak idiocy....

[@randalscott7224]

That was so jaw droppingly inane it hurt! 😮

[@DanDaMan73]

I’m still cleaning up, because I pissed my pants 😂 hilarious thou

[@tussk.]

They're really giving the game away now. Nobody can possibly believe this crap, or any of the crappy copes they've came up with in the past few weeks.

[@chrrissss]

I’m too scared to look at the comments on his channel !

[@grahvis]

He is known to edit the comments on his videos.

[@robguyatt9602]

@@grahvis Can you edit comments? I know they will block dissent but didn't know you can edit.

[@tonyw4863]

Do it. But beware that if you post a dissenting comment it usually gets removed fairly quickly. They need to keep the flerf racial line pure.

[@grahvis]

@@robguyatt9602 . The uploader can remove comments, By edited I didn't mean they can be altered.

[@robguyatt9602]

@@grahvis Ok got you. Thanks. Perhaps edit was the wrong word to use. Delete, remove, yes. :)

[@TinyCaptainSailingTheGlobe]

Why don't dress up in a yellow suit and run around Antarctica shouting "I am the sun I am the sun". That would have the same effect as Eddie his idea.

[@Sherwoody]

lol, yellow suit. Didn’t one of the Nathans promote a video of two guys in yellow duck suits.

[@lidbass]

Please tell me we are not living in a world where sone people think that adverts are documentaries. Please…

[@larswilms8275]

Ok, we won't tell you.

[@Kualinar]

FE Banjo obviously believe that.

[@larswilms8275]

@@Kualinar Damn it, we wouldn't tell him that.

[@thudthud5423]

Hey, there's a REAL documentary that shows how aliens mourn for the poor, poor people stranded on Gilligan's Island. Its a REAL documentary! I've seen it! Its called "Galaxy Quest".

[@Sherwoody]

@@thudthud5423 they missed the one about the poor Robinson family that was Lost in Space. Damn that dastardly Dr Smith.

[@wishusknight3009]

He really believes this. He _really_ believes this. Humanity is screwed.

[@robguyatt9602]

Flatwits are the least of humanity's nonsense woes when it comes to false beliefs.

[@Sherwoody]

Nothing to bring out the crazy like an offer to see a 24 hr sun in Antarctica.

[@matchrocket1702]

Oh dear, that is certainly a brain-melting example of stupidity.

[@rikomagic2885]

These flat earthers are in total disarray and it's lead to internal fighting and childish name calling. They are running scared if they are now saying adverts are giving evidence for a fake sun. If we could actually create a fake sun then why stop at one. These guys are priceless

[@slim22rb]

Oh no, Banjo is onto us, it's over.

[@sthurston2]

Oh fardles. I was hoping Eric Dubay citing Lady Blount confirming a 24 hour Sun in Antarctica might make them all adopt the idea. That just shows they cherry pick only the bits they like and Eric hasn't sugar coated it enough yet to get over him and everyone saying for years it is impossible.

[@psalux18963]

If the center of the fake sun is 10 meters high and the distance is 2 miles (3218 meters), the not changing angle on the horizon is 0.178°, which is not enough to put the sun entirely in the sky (0.25° from the center of the sun to the lower limb).

[@goldenskeptic6309]

Is this how low they are falling😂😂😂😂😂 desperation is setting in now😅😅

[@DanDaMan73]

Falling to rock bottom of the fe rabbit hole 🕳️

[@bunnykiller]

seriously... if they actually think a fake sun could be pulled off like that, no wonder they believe the earth is flat... the more ridiculous something is, the easier it is for them to believe its real....

[@sineout9294]

Cargo cultists. That's their level of understanding of reality.

[@tonyw4863]

They have "faith". They believe that every word in the Bible is fact and so they have closed their minds to objective reality. That would also make it legal to own slaves and beat your wife, but they ignore parts of the Bible like that because it doesn't suit their blinkered narrative.

[@clivedavis6859]

@@tonyw4863 So, on the day the sun stood still in the Bible, the truck must have broken down.

[@Sherwoody]

@@clivedavis6859 back in the olden days, they used a chariot. It’s possible that the charioteer had to stop to go behind a rock to pee.

[@tonyw4863]

@@clivedavis6859 It seems my comment was somehow deemed inappropriate as it has been removed.

[@fepeerreview3150]

The problem for Flat Earthers is not the 24 hour Sun in Antarctica. It's that on a flat Earth you would have 24 hour Sun everywhere, every day.

[@PeteC62]

The hilarious thing is how tiny that glass disc was compared to how big it would _really_ have to be to subtend an angle of 0.5⁰, as the sun does. Using Eddie's very credible figure of "a couple of miles" away, it would need to be 2 x tan(0.25⁰) x 5280 x 2 feet, or 92' (28m) across. To have an altitude of 13.5⁰, it will have to be hoisted 2535' (773m) - about half a mile! - in the air at its center.

[@thudthud5423]

So, a Flat Earther climbs on top of a rooftop, sets up loud speakers, grabs a megaphone and screams as loud as he can: *"LOOK HOW STUPID I AM!!!"* When you scramble and scramble to try and support a ridiculous argument, eventually you'll jump off of the stupid diving board into the empty pool of the insane.

[@Dracopol]

You can go to more than one spot in Antarctica, and the rays of the Sun will be nearly parallel across the whole expanse of the Antarctican continent. You can determine it is 93 million miles away; that fact has been measured several ways and is beyond dispute. Then you'll have to explain how the Chinese have made a track 584,000,000 miles in circumference to give an accurate impression of a Sun circling North, then West, then South, then East, as observed on several summer days in Antarctica. Hey, wait a minute! The Flat Earth says the Sun is overhead and can only be overhead in the Tropics, at latitudes between 23°N and 23°S! Seen from Antarctica, that means the Sun will never stray from Northeast to North to Northwest all year! But here the Sun is moving North, West, South, East daily! Therefore, the Flat Earth is false. One and done!

[@larryscott3982]

Omg. I saw a crazy lecture and the lecturer showed Hennessy Cognac ad as if it was a documentary.

[@dizzyfergy]

Holy crap the people that delivered my washing machine are responsible for the 24 hour sun in Antarctica.

[@Monkey-Betty]

Hmm. I wonder how they would power that 174 Quadrillion Watt lamp? We don't generate that much energy across the entire globe in a year.

[@glennledrew8347]

Place two observers a few hundred meters apart to establish a baseline roughly perpendicular to the Sun's direction, and have both measure the Sun's azimuthal angle from the other observer. Betcha the azimuths will show parallelism, indicating a distance to the Sun of at least hundreds of kilometers. Then calculate how high must be the crane hoisting this thing above the ground. To test the degree of precise control on the movement of this 'simulator', regular measurements of azimuth and altitude can be plotted to see if there are any meaningful departures from the majestic rate predicted for the real Sun. And given the heat output required to radiantly induce a given rate of temperature increase in an object facing it and shielded from wind and sky, a power output can be calculated. And telescopic images of this 'simulator' can be compared to simultaneous solar images taken elsewhere should sunspios be present. Oh, I forgot. TV commercials are based in reality. Look no farther.

[@heatshield]

Brilliant.

[@grahvis]

If I didn't know Banjo is a cheat and a liar, I would think he was joking. Pity his audience of fans are too stupid to realising he is insulting them.

[@do_notknow_much]

Banjo, "...I am not a smart man" Banjo, "....but I am a dishonest man"

[@Ratciclefan]

Wait, they think a literal joke commercial is reality?!

[@theturtlemoves3014]

Breaking.... flat earthers confused by British humour...

[@biggusdoggus]

So now the couriers are in on it. This TFE is exposing not only the grifters but the true nutcases that are going to think Banjo has an argument here. Good job, Will Duffy.

[@kaiserschnitzel89]

I generally try to be nice to people but flerfs are just so infuriatingly obtuse that I can't help but to mock them.

[@fernleystephens2436]

The phrase 'Clutching at straws ' comes to mind.

[@eplane]

It’s getting properly silly in flerfville. Next we’ll be seeing a jolly green giant wandering around carrying a giant lantern……

[@jamestlynn]

Witsit has already backed out of going. I predict no flag earther will go including Jeranism.

[@-ion]

In all fairness, he just realized his wife is about to give birth.

[@Mosesranthemetresinarcseconds]

@@-ionwho’s the father??

[@entangledmindcells9359]

@@Mosesranthemetresinarcseconds ouch.

[@boekjar]

Did he formally back out?

[@Mosesranthemetresinarcseconds]

@@entangledmindcells9359 well who would want a child to a flerf with ginger hair??? 👨‍🦰

[@ALaModePi]

Just when you think that flat-earthers can't sink any lower, you see something like this. The ad, of course, is supposed to be funny because it's absurd. I think we'll need a whole new category of "so ridiculous that only a flat-earther would take it seriously."

[@Metaljacket420]

When you think an intentionally ridiculous commercial is real, and that's still 1/100th as ridulous as flat earth.

[@Trevor_Austin]

Is it theoretically possible to educate Eddie?

[@questex4340]

Banjo got it way wrong... AO doesn't deliver to Antarctica. He could have done his own research and checked their website.

[@kaibroeking9968]

Goes to show that, the more literal someone's mind works, the less they can understand, let alone take, a joke. Whoever takes an obvious joke from an old commercial as an actual technical possibility is suffering from really grave mental trouble.

[@mikep9604]

His claims about intercontinental flight routes are also completely insane.

[@TheNMR1989]

So... NASA has achieved the technology level of the Trisolarans from "Three Body Problem".... Cool! We have a chance!

[@Sherwoody]

@@TheNMR1989 I googled 3 body problem and I was asked if I was over 18.

[@bunnykiller]

the wifey just asked if we were supposed to get rain today, we wernt... she said she heard thunder, what she heard was me doing a face palm.... :)

[@bigpuppy9923]

What happened before we discovered electricity.? Did they use candles or a kerosene lamp.?

[@tonyw4863]

Spend a few minutes perusing Jeranism's comments after he discussed the final experiment on his YT video. He had the audacity to tell his followers that a 24-hour sun that goes around your head in Antarctica would debunk a flat earth. He still claims that a 24-hour sun doesn't happen but his followers (or ex followers) seem to be savaging him. It's a flat earth civil war.

[@Harley_the_Sosig]

I was really hoping nobody took that advert seriously. How did you find this persons reaction?

[@timolynch149]

😂😂😂 This is fucking comedy gold. The same group of people who looks at footage from an Antarctic station or the ISS and proclaims it fake then looks at random movies and TV ads and proclaims them real.

[@vimalramachandran]

The Arctic sun is real but the Antarctic sun is fake. Whatever we don't like is fake.

[@Georg_Hannes]

Which equinox? The summer equinox? I didn't even know that such a thing exists.🤔

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

I think he means the Thanksgiving equinox.

[@entangledmindcells9359]

Chevy

[@keano1457]

2 issues. if they somehow can magically drive the 'artificial sun' does that mean they block out real sun? or is it 24h darkness there? otherwise you would see 2 suns (or at the very least, seeing it go under the horizon, then suddenly going back) what tech do they use to make that artificial sun as bright as real sun? with real sun, you can see everything is illuminated, sky, ground, as far as i can see. i cant even begin to imagine the wattage of the artificial sun and its powersource... ill skip size, angles, speed, fact it would wobble etc... because why even bother

[@sthurston2]

I imagine Banjo responding with "It was on the box the Sun comes in, 174 quadrillion watts."

[@keano1457]

@@sthurston2 'and before you think 174 quadrillion watt generator guzzles gas like crazy, it comes with a solar panel to power it'

[@sthurston2]

@@keano1457 LOL!

[@Sableagle]

Search result: Average annual solar radiation arriving at the top of the Earth's atmosphere is roughly 1361 W/m2. The Sun's rays are attenuated as they pass through the atmosphere, leaving maximum normal surface irradiance at approximately 1000 W/m2 at sea level on a clear day. To get the blue sky, they'd need to be illuminating from quite well back, so let's go with that "top of the atmosphere" figure, not that any such top really exists, of course. 13.5° elevation angle, 80 km altitude (in magic flying yellow submarine) is about 343 km away. 0.5° angular size is about 1.5 km radius at that distance, 7 km² surface area. 9.56 gigawatts. Well, that's a bit awkward for a submarine with only 500 megawatts available to it, isn't it? They're going to have to put nine whole nuclear power stations on giant helium balloons and tow those behind the flying submarine to power the lamp, and at that distance they'll have to go 90 km/h to make it round in time, too. Can submarines go at 90 km/h? I've never heard of a submarine going at 90 km/h.

[@keano1457]

@@Sableagle thats over 9000 megawatts! ...and towing helium ballons would make the sun wobble even more. im quite impressed anyone was bored enough to do actual calculations though : D also it wouldnt be 9 (500MW per sub), but... avg sub generates about 150MW of useful electric power, using about 50MW to keep up cruising speed. even if we assume it uses no power for anything else *and it does* that gives us ~100MW of useful energy. so we are looking at 96 nuclear submarines. and dont even get me started on a cable able to transfer that much power *and* light enough to be connected to a helium balloon

[@FerretWarlord1]

So, crunching some numbers real quick, he's suggesting that they'd somehow hoist a 90' object about 2000' into the sky without wibbling, wobbling, jiggling, or jostling. And then have it travel in a perfect about half a mile an hour. And then somehow supply enough power to this object that it emits enough light to evenly light the ground *and* the sky for miles and miles. And somehow hide the actual sun. What fantasy land is he living in,

[@rdst75]

How massive and powerfull it has to be to light a Mountain like this ?

[@david_akerman]

Banjo is missing a string.

[@babotond]

remember the scene in galaxy quest when the guy had to explain the other guy that what's on tv is not real? i don't know why i suddenly thought that scene...........

[@davidcleary9510]

Flat Earth Dave is furiously peddling this as well. He just isn't so clumsy about it.

[@vimalramachandran]

In typical flerf fashion, Banjo calls for common sense and then invokes a totally nonsensical sun simulator excuse! Simple monitoring of sunspots will put that silliness to rest.

[@wranglers2]

Oh my good god. That is the stupidest thing ever spoken for the last 300 years.

[@JSSTyger]

The Sun stops when the truck has to fill up the gas tank :D

[@Sherwoody]

Silly, it’s solar powered.

[@clivedavis6859]

@@Sherwoody It gets power from itself?

[@Sherwoody]

@@clivedavis6859 the truck is solar powered.

[@clivedavis6859]

​@@Sherwoody But the real sun is supposed to have set.

[@Sherwoody]

@@clivedavis6859 hey, I just say em, I don’t explain em. 😉

[@Spyd77]

That's the literal definition of total desperation. It's not that they're throwing stuff to the wall to see what sticks, it's that the only thing they have left is rocks. And they keep throwing them.

[@joecantdance494]

Hmmm, I once saw an advert with a talking dog saying 'Whasssssuppp!"... Does that solve that talking dog problem?

[@bobblum5973]

So, Banjo must think that seeing a "Sun Simulator" in a commercial means it is "commercially available" and can be purchased anywhere. 🙄 Now if he could only locate a "brain simulator"... 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦

[@do_notknow_much]

....you have to remember, this is the same flerf leader that claimed Japanese attack planes flew all the way to Hawaii from Japan. Instead of moving their aircraft carriers to within a couple hundred miles.

[@BouserWoW]

it wouldnt suprise me if some1 at the commercial company was flerfing around thinking this commercial up, its hillarious the psychward is actualy running with this as evidence

[@Hirsutechin]

Banjo's got a string loose - all of 'em, in fact. 🤣🤣🤣

[@andrewchapman4267]

I thought he was going to say 'look how good the CGI is in this advert, they will use the same CGI on their Antarctic video'. But he meant they will use an actual spotlight?! Wow..... just, wow......

[@HOOOLD_ON]

And here I am, thinking commercials are nothing but 'alternative facts'. How incredibly silly he is for claiming the sun in Antarctica can be faked. For starters: How do you do the transit from one sun to the other without anyone noticing there's something fishy going on? How do you get the color and size correct? Not to mention (as was mentioned), its speed? And wouldnt it have to change its course as well?

[@chillazchillazius7634]

Its so fun to watch all those flerfs in panic mode 😂

[@entangledmindcells9359]

Remember he is capable of breading.

[@bigpuppy9923]

You mean Breathing.

[@daveg2104]

Too late. And he has used his young daughter in at least 1 flat Earth vid, getting her to say the Earth is flat.

[@entangledmindcells9359]

@@bigpuppy9923 oops.. breeding

[@mikefochtman7164]

So just FYI, if it's a 'sun simulator disk' at 3 miles, it would need to be about 92 feet across. And of course it would need to be supported somehow at a height of between 1/2 mile on one side and several miles high 12 hours later. And be towed along about 0.8 miles/ hour. Yeah, I'm sure THAT's what they're going to do. I'll leave calculating the power required of this 'simulator' as an exercise for the student.

[@DeltaH-9]

so a commercial is banjo's proof?

[@Hunt8rJob]

They dont have any of their own so of course they have to take it from elsewhere :) Just think, if Gleason's projection, didnt exist they wouldn't even have a map.

[@celticlightning9703]

Here we go!! They know the scam and excuses are up. They are reaching for everything in the ridiculous to plan their denial. 🤣

[@kypdr]

Was that LEO making a cameo in his crane in the commercial?

[@DanDaMan73]

Omg is he serious? Cmon, no one can be that stupid, or??? What…?

[@treadingtheboards2875]

To say that I am speechless is putting it mildly.

[@the-flatulator]

That one made me really sad and left me bewildered. Eddy needs help, professional help. If he put it is much effort learning reality as he does finding excuses for flat earth, life would be better for him.

[@willgart1]

ok... so let me drink some redbull and I should fly... if they said that in an ADs, this must be true!

[@a.squirrel1511]

Somebody playing with the morse code nob on the sun years ago has something to do with what is going to happen in december? I thought we lost the technology to go to space and do that?

[@Sherwoody]

I translated it. It said Drink Ovaltine.

[@a.squirrel1511]

That explains the bizarre drink I ended up with. Was it the 5g or the vaccine that was triggered by the ancient message delivered by "THEM"?

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

LMMFAO! A sun simulator, ffs... 😂😂😂😂😂 In order to get a sun simulator to work you have to suppress the real sun first, otherwise you got two suns visible at the same time.

[@simond.455]

And if they turn of the real sun, what is the rest of the world being lit by? 🤪

[@do_notknow_much]

BwahahaLOL! Next, "I may not be a smart man" Banjo will claim penguins are flying through the air down in Antarctica.

[@genisisarc]

I remember seeing this advert and thinking that flerfs would be straight on this as proof of a flat earth. Took one long enough 🤣🤣

[@DouglasJenkins]

This flerf is not so "bright!"

[@phredro1731]

Will Duffy could've offered to pay a flatty $30,000 along with a normal person to do Flat Earth Maths experiments side by side . The same panic would have ensued amongst them. I suppose thats the reason there were zero flatties that did his experiments.

[@whereswa11y]

yeah I not so sure. Will spent a lot of time finding the flerfs stating their position about the 24 hr sun. That way they were each forced to COPE by going, denying, lying, or back peddling.

[@vimalramachandran]

​@@whereswa11y Flerf leaders thought they would never have to visit Antarctica and put that claim to the test.

[@mikep9604]

@@vimalramachandran Indeed. They never imagined that such a situation would arise.

[@thecasualengineer99]

i get the impression will is a bit sharper than he is letting on.. and its paid off with the best entertainment we have had for years

[@profparksphd]

So can we talk about the dude wearing a sweatshirt with "Hiroshima" written on it? Uhhh....why? No college there that I am aware of and its kinda morbid tourist destination to show off.

[@crowxe]

Assuming the evil globes have the tools to fly a sun simulator that matches the globe predictions, where would be the real sun then ?😅

[@1pierrr]

Man, this is just sad. Imagine if you had a friend like this. Someone does.

[@tlewis84able]

This is proof that flerfs will never give in. I believe you could take them up in a rocket, do an orbit and splash them down and they wouldn’t believe it.

[@mr.b6034]

Surely he is trolling... no-one is that stupid... 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Alysm-Aviation]

We always knew flerfs were braindead but I think, for him, it has started rotting.

[@realcygnus]

Poor Eddie

[@GeistView]

Banjo tries so hard...

[@Requiem4aDr3Am]

Banjo trying desperately to cling to his grift

[@thegrumpyoldmechanic6245]

Did they have the sun simulator in place for the Roald Amundsen expedition? 🤣😊 To figure out the direction to the South Pole and where it was required a 24-hour Sun.

[@AndrewEddie]

Any coincident observations planned for we peeps in the higher southern latitudes?

[@glenecollins]

That would have to be one huge light and it will get quite high in the sky especially as they will not be at the south pole