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originally posted by: alienDNA
a reply to: raymundoko
Edit to add? never heard that before. Thanks! I was wondering why she kept saying theres an ETA, but using it as it would mean "Edit". Got me seriously confused.
so thanks.
a reply to: tigertatzen
ETA in any other context means something entirely different. And since ive never seen ETA used in any other context - I was confused with the way you were using it. Since Ive never seen anyone using ETA for an "edit" before.
But its sorted now.
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: tigertatzen
No there hasn't. You are confused.
Posting an image or link to something and then saying "this has changed" is not physical evidence. It's taking something physical and attaching it to a false memory. It's using a logical fallacy to support another logical fallacy.
originally posted by: alienDNA
a reply to: tigertatzen
I remember you having the same "thing" happening on another comment, few days ago. It was also a reply to me.
That is fu**ing scary man.
Really.
edit:
what does ETA mean? I always thought it was something entirely different, and never seen it used the way you use it, so im curious as to what it means.
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: tigertatzen
Why would they call it Arctica? It's the Arctic and the other side of the earth is the Antarctic. That is why the continent down there is called Antarctica.
The Arctic and the Antarctic are polar regions. Antarctica is the land mass in the Antarctic.
Wait. Did you seriously just ask me why they would refer to a continent in the Arctic as "Arctica" while also pointing out that the land mass in the Antarctic, completely opposite it is called "Antarctica"? Did that actually happen just now? Did anyone else see this?
There's no continent (land mass) in the Arctic. That's why there is no "arctica".
There is a continent at the Antarctic. That's why there is an "Antarctica".
ETA: On a side note, ETA used in this context means "Edited To Add"
Right, I get that's not the case currently. But he asked me why they would call it that...a hypothetical in his case because he isn't experiencing the ME...and then proceeded to answer his own question as basis for asking it. That's what I was expressing incredulity about. Still am, actually.
But if you recall it as being called "arctica" that would mean there would have had to have been a land mass under the ice. If there was a land mass under the ice, it would mess up all know extrapolations of how the planet looked millions to billions of years ago.
No, like I said earlier, it was not believed to have an underlying land mass. It was a continent entirely made of ice. It was supposed to be uninhabitable. Not billions of years ago either...this was a social studies class.
You can't have a continent of ice. The definition of a continent is land.
And my point about millions to billions of years ago is related to Pangea.
The Arctic has never been classified as a continent. Can you show me anywhere that says otherwise?
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: tigertatzen
Why would they call it Arctica? It's the Arctic and the other side of the earth is the Antarctic. That is why the continent down there is called Antarctica.
The Arctic and the Antarctic are polar regions. Antarctica is the land mass in the Antarctic.
Wait. Did you seriously just ask me why they would refer to a continent in the Arctic as "Arctica" while also pointing out that the land mass in the Antarctic, completely opposite it is called "Antarctica"? Did that actually happen just now? Did anyone else see this?
There's no continent (land mass) in the Arctic. That's why there is no "arctica".
There is a continent at the Antarctic. That's why there is an "Antarctica".
ETA: On a side note, ETA used in this context means "Edited To Add"
Right, I get that's not the case currently. But he asked me why they would call it that...a hypothetical in his case because he isn't experiencing the ME...and then proceeded to answer his own question as basis for asking it. That's what I was expressing incredulity about. Still am, actually.
But if you recall it as being called "arctica" that would mean there would have had to have been a land mass under the ice. If there was a land mass under the ice, it would mess up all know extrapolations of how the planet looked millions to billions of years ago.
No, like I said earlier, it was not believed to have an underlying land mass. It was a continent entirely made of ice. It was supposed to be uninhabitable. Not billions of years ago either...this was a social studies class.
You can't have a continent of ice. The definition of a continent is land.
And my point about millions to billions of years ago is related to Pangea.
Yes, I realize that about the continents, but it was believed to have once had a land mass and because of its enormous size as well, it was classified as a continent.
Sounds like my grandma lol.
On a funny note, my mother refused to believe that such a place existed. Even if you showed her a globe. She said it was mythical because Santa Claus was supposed to live there. That they just had to fill empty space on the globe so they made it up. She'll be pleased to hear that she's finally being at least partly vindicated after all these years.
originally posted by: alienDNA
a reply to: tigertatzen
Which site? I could investigate the code. Since its all PHP and HTML and im a PHP/HTML/CSS coder, its very familiar to me, so I can see whats causing it. I am sure however, that its not a problem in the code. But without looking, I cant prove it.
originally posted by: TerryDon79
The Arctic has never been classified as a continent. Can you show me anywhere that says otherwise?
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: tigertatzen
Why would they call it Arctica? It's the Arctic and the other side of the earth is the Antarctic. That is why the continent down there is called Antarctica.
The Arctic and the Antarctic are polar regions. Antarctica is the land mass in the Antarctic.
Wait. Did you seriously just ask me why they would refer to a continent in the Arctic as "Arctica" while also pointing out that the land mass in the Antarctic, completely opposite it is called "Antarctica"? Did that actually happen just now? Did anyone else see this?
There's no continent (land mass) in the Arctic. That's why there is no "arctica".
There is a continent at the Antarctic. That's why there is an "Antarctica".
ETA: On a side note, ETA used in this context means "Edited To Add"
Right, I get that's not the case currently. But he asked me why they would call it that...a hypothetical in his case because he isn't experiencing the ME...and then proceeded to answer his own question as basis for asking it. That's what I was expressing incredulity about. Still am, actually.
But if you recall it as being called "arctica" that would mean there would have had to have been a land mass under the ice. If there was a land mass under the ice, it would mess up all know extrapolations of how the planet looked millions to billions of years ago.
No, like I said earlier, it was not believed to have an underlying land mass. It was a continent entirely made of ice. It was supposed to be uninhabitable. Not billions of years ago either...this was a social studies class.
You can't have a continent of ice. The definition of a continent is land.
And my point about millions to billions of years ago is related to Pangea.
Yes, I realize that about the continents, but it was believed to have once had a land mass and because of its enormous size as well, it was classified as a continent.
Sounds like my grandma lol.
On a funny note, my mother refused to believe that such a place existed. Even if you showed her a globe. She said it was mythical because Santa Claus was supposed to live there. That they just had to fill empty space on the globe so they made it up. She'll be pleased to hear that she's finally being at least partly vindicated after all these years.
I just thought of what the issue might have been.
ANTarctica.
See?
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
The Arctic has never been classified as a continent. Can you show me anywhere that says otherwise?
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: tigertatzen
Why would they call it Arctica? It's the Arctic and the other side of the earth is the Antarctic. That is why the continent down there is called Antarctica.
The Arctic and the Antarctic are polar regions. Antarctica is the land mass in the Antarctic.
Wait. Did you seriously just ask me why they would refer to a continent in the Arctic as "Arctica" while also pointing out that the land mass in the Antarctic, completely opposite it is called "Antarctica"? Did that actually happen just now? Did anyone else see this?
There's no continent (land mass) in the Arctic. That's why there is no "arctica".
There is a continent at the Antarctic. That's why there is an "Antarctica".
ETA: On a side note, ETA used in this context means "Edited To Add"
Right, I get that's not the case currently. But he asked me why they would call it that...a hypothetical in his case because he isn't experiencing the ME...and then proceeded to answer his own question as basis for asking it. That's what I was expressing incredulity about. Still am, actually.
But if you recall it as being called "arctica" that would mean there would have had to have been a land mass under the ice. If there was a land mass under the ice, it would mess up all know extrapolations of how the planet looked millions to billions of years ago.
No, like I said earlier, it was not believed to have an underlying land mass. It was a continent entirely made of ice. It was supposed to be uninhabitable. Not billions of years ago either...this was a social studies class.
You can't have a continent of ice. The definition of a continent is land.
And my point about millions to billions of years ago is related to Pangea.
Yes, I realize that about the continents, but it was believed to have once had a land mass and because of its enormous size as well, it was classified as a continent.
Sounds like my grandma lol.
On a funny note, my mother refused to believe that such a place existed. Even if you showed her a globe. She said it was mythical because Santa Claus was supposed to live there. That they just had to fill empty space on the globe so they made it up. She'll be pleased to hear that she's finally being at least partly vindicated after all these years.
I just thought of what the issue might have been.
ANTarctica.
See?
If I could show you, I would do it in a heartbeat. And yes lol I see what you did there!
originally posted by: alienDNA
a reply to: tigertatzen
Facebook will be a problem to investigate, as the 'public' code, i.e the code that I could look at - is just a shell.
But I dont understand. How can the same thing happening here be happening on facebook and on text messages?
There is no quote function like on ATS on either of those you mentioned.
So Im curious as to what you mean when you say the same thing is happening there as on here.
As I dont really see that being possible.
On here, you quoted me, but your response was hidden/deleted/gone.
How does that translate to facebook or sms ? Im very curious about this, and want to get to the bottom of it.
But first I must know what you mean fully, to be able to investigate it.
So please explain again, in more detail, what is happening on for example facebook and sms texts - that correlate to what happened here on ATS.
edit:
also, how come you cant go back and edit your posts?
The edit function is still there.
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
The Arctic has never been classified as a continent. Can you show me anywhere that says otherwise?
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: tigertatzen
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: tigertatzen
Why would they call it Arctica? It's the Arctic and the other side of the earth is the Antarctic. That is why the continent down there is called Antarctica.
The Arctic and the Antarctic are polar regions. Antarctica is the land mass in the Antarctic.
Wait. Did you seriously just ask me why they would refer to a continent in the Arctic as "Arctica" while also pointing out that the land mass in the Antarctic, completely opposite it is called "Antarctica"? Did that actually happen just now? Did anyone else see this?
There's no continent (land mass) in the Arctic. That's why there is no "arctica".
There is a continent at the Antarctic. That's why there is an "Antarctica".
ETA: On a side note, ETA used in this context means "Edited To Add"
Right, I get that's not the case currently. But he asked me why they would call it that...a hypothetical in his case because he isn't experiencing the ME...and then proceeded to answer his own question as basis for asking it. That's what I was expressing incredulity about. Still am, actually.
But if you recall it as being called "arctica" that would mean there would have had to have been a land mass under the ice. If there was a land mass under the ice, it would mess up all know extrapolations of how the planet looked millions to billions of years ago.
No, like I said earlier, it was not believed to have an underlying land mass. It was a continent entirely made of ice. It was supposed to be uninhabitable. Not billions of years ago either...this was a social studies class.
You can't have a continent of ice. The definition of a continent is land.
And my point about millions to billions of years ago is related to Pangea.
Yes, I realize that about the continents, but it was believed to have once had a land mass and because of its enormous size as well, it was classified as a continent.
Sounds like my grandma lol.
On a funny note, my mother refused to believe that such a place existed. Even if you showed her a globe. She said it was mythical because Santa Claus was supposed to live there. That they just had to fill empty space on the globe so they made it up. She'll be pleased to hear that she's finally being at least partly vindicated after all these years.
I just thought of what the issue might have been.
ANTarctica.
See?
If I could show you, I would do it in a heartbeat. And yes lol I see what you did there!
Like I said, if it was ever a continent, it would have been a land mass. If it was a land mass it would have seriously screwed up any extrapolations of Pangea (amongst other things)
originally posted by: alienDNA
a reply to: tigertatzen
yeah. ETA has always meant estimated time of arrival.
you are the only one ive ever seen use ETA in any other way than that.
by the way you should really go back two pages and edit your posts that are left cryptic.
the edit function is still there since it hasnt been enough time for the edit function to go away.
thats just an advice, but i suggest you do edit them so as to not look like your trolling cause thats what it looks like - . -