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Hellboy II: When Wraiths from Stargate Atlantis Attack

He probably stole the idea from Jules Verne who stole it from Archimedes who stole it from some unknown Roman guy who stole it from Atlantis before it sank.

Hey man, I hate to rain on yer parade mate, but this type of back and fourth regarding the 9/11 issue, or any like this, where the collective unconscious state of the masses plays into the game of the keepers, is futility, squared.

You may compile a mountain of data, that describes in detail the whys and hows this event was as they say....and you forget, the most important aspect of arriving at a conclusion that there is.

How can you draw a conclusion, without all the information? You can't-and close don't cut it-There are too many holes in the data that any of these websites whose mission it is to prove it was a conspiracy, and the ones that say it can't possibly be. We are quite simply, not in the need to know group-

I see no point in wanking around with this subject......when just ONE, of the many points of doubt surrounding he official stories comes to light, then we may all have to revisit, the painful fucking event....in my estimation, the predictability of human nature, the denial that folks indulge in, anchored in the hind-brain's fight or flight mechanism....this is what will keep the possibility that it did have something to do with the military or an administration, or a group of self-appointed, mini-gods, out of the minds of a nation, long enough, for us all to forget-Like Atlantis and MU perhaps...after such a deluge, the reality of what happened there, fades into legend and fanciful religious stories......

We are probably never gonna know what happened, because there are too many like you, who belabor the finding of ways, that it could not possibly have been real.

So to recap-
It was not a fucking jet-liner that hit the pentagon.
It was not fucking debris, carefully strewn from a plane crashing into another building, that brought down WTC7.
It was not, a firey pancake, that put two super-structures into neat little footprints.
It was not, a unilateral Al Qaeda-contrived plan, with no help from the forces that worked hard to create the asset, through years of hard work, black-ops, and money from getting yer kids hooked on heroin.



I appreciate the necessity and work of insects, but I am not one.....

Obviously...

Atlantis is in the future when Wrath of the Lich King came out...

OBVIOUSLY!

Monkey Island, MG. Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego. Text-based adventures, man. I grew up learning how to reprogram games off 5" floppies. It's weird to have one's hobby hijacked by pop culture.

Still, I think concerns, well-placed though they may be, about the public impression of gaming speak more seriously about the insane degree of political correctness being pushed down our throats than anything else. And fuck Jack Thompson.

1972 Pong (Atari, Arcade)
1980 Space Invaders (Atari, Atari 2600)
1980 Defender (Williams, Arcade)
1980 Adventure (Atari, Atari 2600)
1981 Pac-Man (Namco, Arcade)
1981 Ultima (California Pacific, Apple II)
1981 Frogger (Konami, Atari 2600)
1982 Pitfall (Atari, Atari 2600)
1983 Centipede (Atari, Atari 2600)
1983 Pole Position (Atari, Atari 2600)
1983 Microsoft Flight Simulator (Microsoft, PC)
1984 Donkey Kong (Nintendo, NES)
1984 King's Quest (Sierra, PC)
1985 Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo, NES)
1985 Duck Hunt (Nintendo, NES)
1986 Bubble Bobble (Taito, Arcade)
1986 The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo, NES)
1986 Space Quest (Sierra, PC)
1986 Metroid (Nintendo, NES)
1987 Leisure Suit Larry (Sierra, PC)
1987 Final Fantasy (Nintendo, NES)
1987 Afterburner (Sega, Arcade)
1987 Castlevania (Konami, NES)
1987 Maniac Mansion (LucasArts, PC)
1987 Mega Man (Capcom, NES)
1988 Double Dragon (Tradewest, NES)
1988 Battle Chess (Interplay, PC)
1989 Prince of Persia (Broderbund, PC)
1989 Tetris (Nintendo, Nintendo Gameboy)
1989 SimCity (Maxis, PC)
1989 Golden Axe (Sega, Arcade)
1990 Commander Keen (ID Software, PC)
1990 Secret of Monkey Island (LucasArts, PC)
1991 Civilization (Microprose, PC)
1991 Micro Machines (NES, Codemasters)
1991 Lemmings (Psygnosis, PC)
1991 Out of this World (Delphine Software, PC)
1991 Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega, Sega Genesis)
1991 Zelda: A Link to the Past (Nintendo, SNES)
1992 Sensible Soccer (Sensible Software, PC)
1992 Dune II (Westwood Studios, PC)
1992 Wolfenstein 3D (ID Software, PC)
1992 Flashback (Delphine Software, PC)
1992 Indiana Jones & the Fate of Atlantis (LucasArts, PC)
1992 Super Mario Kart (Nintendo, SNES)
1992 Alone in the Dark (Infogrames, PC)
1992 Street Fighter II (Capcom, SNES)
1992 Mortal Kombat (Midway, Sega Genesis)
1992 Minesweeper (Windows Desktop Game)
1993 Sam & Max Hit the Road (LucasArts, PC)
1993 Doom (ID Software, PC)
1993 Myst (Broderbund, PC)
1993 FIFA Soccer '94 (Electronic Arts, Sega Genesis)
1993 SimCity 2000 (Maxis, PC)
1994 The Settlers (Blue Byte Software, PC)
1994 Earthworm Jim (Shiny Entertainment, Sega Genesis)
1994 Need for Speed (Electronic Arts, 3DO)
1994 Donkey Kong Country (Nintendo, SNES)
1994 Worms (Ocean, PC)
1995 Command & Conquer (Westwood Studios, PC)
1995 Rayman (Ubisoft, Atari Jaguar)
1995 Daytona USA (Sega, Sega Saturn)
1995 Virtua Fighter (Sega, Sega Saturn)
1995 Ridge Racer (Namco, Playstation)
1995 Tekken (Namco, Sony Playstation)
1996 Tomb Raider (Eidos Interactive, Sony Playstation)
1996 Quake (ID Software, PC)
1996 Super Mario 64 (Nintendo, Nintendo 64)
1996 Resident Evil (Capcom, Playstation)
1996 Dead or Alive (Tecmo, Arcade)
1997 Ultima Online (Origin, PC)
1997 Age of Empires (Microsoft, PC)
1998 Unreal (Epic Games, PC)
1998 Half-Life (Sierra, PC)
1998 Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo, Nintendo Gamecube)
2000 The Sims (Maxis, PC)
2000 Crazy Taxi (Sega, Sega Dreamcast)
2001 Halo (Bungie Studios, Xbox)
2001 Grand Theft Auto III (Rockstar Games, Playstation 2)
2002 WarCraft III (Blizzard, PC)
2003 Call of Duty (Activision, PC)
2004 Wario Ware Inc. (Nintendo, Nintendo Gamecube)
2004 Rome Total War (Sega, PC)
2005 World of Warcraft (Blizzard, PC)
2005 God of War (SCEA, Playstation)
2005 Guitar Hero (Red Octane, Playstation 2)
2006 Final Fantasy XII (Square Enix, Playstation 2)
2006 FIFA Soccer '07 (Electronic Arts, Xbox 360)
2007 Gears of War (Microsoft, Xbox 360)
2006 Wii Sports (Nintendo, Nintendo Wii)
2006 Viva Pinata (Microsoft, Xbox 360)
2007 MotorStorm (Sony, Sony Playstation 3)

Looking up scientology on the internet is like going to Iran for an unbiased opinion of the Holoucaust. You can fnd anything on the internet: aliens, the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, Atlantis, etc. A lot of spectacular things have been said about scientology, but the people saying them have never read their books or bother to quote them. BVuy a Scientology book about something you are interested in and read it. If it's bunk then take it back or donate it to the library.

He's responsible for the following voices, amongst others...

"Oblongs, The" (2001) TV Series .... George Climer, James, Anita Bidet, others
Wacky Races (2000) (VG) .... Muttley/L'il Gruesome
Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (2000) .... Sumo Singer
Dinosaur (2000) .... Additional Voice
"Detention" (1999) TV Series .... Emmitt Roswell
Olive, the Other Reindeer (1999) (TV) .... Mr. Eskimo
Gabriel Knight: Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned (1999) (VG) .... Emilio Baza
"Futurama" (1999) TV Series .... Philip J. Fry/Professor Hubert Farnsworth/Doctor Zoidberg/Captain Zapp Brannigan
"Histeria!" (1998) TV Series .... Confucious/Benjamin Franklin/Others
"Magician, The" (1998) TV Series .... Cosmo Cooper
"Toonsylvania" (1998) TV Series
"CatDog" (1998) TV Series .... Rancid Rabitt/Mr Sunshine/Randolph
Scooby Doo on Zombie Island (1998) (V) .... Norville "Shaggy" Rogers
"Voltron: The Third Dimension" (1998) TV Series .... Pidge
"Extreme Ghostbusters" (1997) TV Series .... Slimer/Mayor McShane
Escape From Atlantis (1997) (TV) .... Voice Characterizations
"Weird Al Show, The" (1997) TV Series .... Announcer/Various characters
"Jumanji" (1996) TV Series .... Monkey #1
"Project G.e.e.K.e.R." (1996) TV Series .... Geeker
Space Jam (1996) .... Bugs Bunny/Elmer Fudd
Joe's Apartment (1996) .... Ralph Roach
Phobophilia: The Love of Fear (1995) (TV)
"Doug" (1991) TV Series .... Doug Funnie, Roger Klotz, Boomer Bledsoe, Joe Valentine
"Ren and Stimpy Show, The" (1991) TV Series .... Ren Hoek (1993-1996)/Stimpson J. Cat

it's a recruiting tool for a cult headed by a lady who claims to be possessed by an ancient warrior who lived in Atlantis. While I think it's true that our inner state of consciousness can change our outer reality in some degree, the way it is portrayed by these people seems to be indicative of the same kind of pipe dream that most cults and new age sects pass off to unsuspecting people (and their wallets) who are searching for something outside of normal religion.

....the folks on Mu and Atlantis were chucklin' just like you were there, Krupo.....the world is a dangerous place, and we should be greatful for her, for any, few thousand year reprieve she gives us.....
wanna talk denial??? ...."development has even spread up the lava-ridden planks, of the volcano itself!" (referring to the peoples of Naples and Etna)....
oh yeah, and we should really do something about that Yellowstone guy, he's one of the worst violators of the Kyoto Accord!!!

These arguments seem like the exact same ones used for creationism.

"You cannot disprove my theory, so therefore it is right." Add some doubt in the scientific method with no basis in the real world, and voila! Aliens created the lost city of atlantis whose decendents shot JFK on the grassy knoll.

To Jason Martel who asked "how did ancients develop such advanced technologies?" in the video. My answer - there were no assholes like him on television to distract them.

A 1 minute and 28 seconds YouTube video (more links) showing a scene of Stargate Atlantis' season 3, episode 10 (The Return Part 1). It makes fun of World of Warcraft nerds and the game (another expansion?).