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Conspiracy! This forum is about the unexplained, whether it's political hidden agendas, secret societies, clandestine operations, alien life, political assasinations, CIA trickery, Masonic sub-plots, and other bits of Truth.

View Poll Results: What do you believe?
The U.S. carried out the attacks. 97 32.88%
The U.S. knew before hand but did not carry out the attacks. 104 35.25%
The U.S. did not know and did not carry out the attacks. 81 27.46%
Other (Please elaborate) 13 4.41%
Voters: 295. You may not vote on this poll

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 #1 
Old 2008-07-29, 23:20
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Royal Douche of Douchington
Default Blemmyes

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blemmyes

The romans and the greeks fought a race of intelligent monsters that had their heads in their chest in the early first to second century.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/22/Nuremberg_chronicles_-_Strange_People_-_Headless_%28XIIr%29.jpg

the blemmyes: could they of existed?
 #2 
Old 2008-07-29, 23:27
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Bay Area
Default Re: Blemmyes

They were a group of peoples with nearly no neck, making them look like a body with a head built in. After the return from battle, Romans would tell stories of people with a head built into the body. People had great imaginations back then and everything was described person to person through stories.
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Old 2008-08-02, 05:04
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Australia
Default Re: Blemmyes

http://www.decemberfilms.com.au/Plasmo/plasmoCover.JPG
 #4 
Old 2008-08-07, 00:47
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Default Re: Blemmyes

sounds like this guy a friend of mine knows. Hes a body builder or fitness freaks thats been on roids forever and like balances on his head for extended periods. So he has no neck. lol
 #5 
Old 2008-08-07, 15:16
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Trollism is a social construct
Default Re: Blemmyes

They are actually a metaphor for the trolls that had shook roman soldiers' belief to the core.
 #6 
Old 2008-08-08, 22:59
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washington usa
Default Re: Blemmyes

The headless horseman ACTUALY dates back to roman times.
 
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