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The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
going to Kentucky
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Date: January 11, 2017 09:42PM
I'll be passing thru Kentucky, and wondered if any of you have toured this unique new attraction. To be honest, I'm somewhat surprised Meade hasn't done a video about it yet, although I gather it costs about $50 to get in, which might strain Meade's budget.
I on the other hand am always willing to fork over some bucks for a new experience - should I check out the ark?
Also, what kind of people go there? Will it be full of Trumptards, or full of lib hipstertards just going for the ironic chuckle? (I don't care either way, but always like to know in advance who I will be dealing with.)
I on the other hand am always willing to fork over some bucks for a new experience - should I check out the ark?
Also, what kind of people go there? Will it be full of Trumptards, or full of lib hipstertards just going for the ironic chuckle? (I don't care either way, but always like to know in advance who I will be dealing with.)
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Numbers homo post
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Date: January 11, 2017 09:43PM
aren't you a little old to be teasing Meade?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
I'm not teasing Meade
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Date: January 11, 2017 09:52PM
It does sound like a place he would like.
But never mind Meade - wish I hadn't brought him up. I want to know from anyone who has been there - is it worth my time? Will I enjoy it?
But never mind Meade - wish I hadn't brought him up. I want to know from anyone who has been there - is it worth my time? Will I enjoy it?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
eesh
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Date: January 11, 2017 10:50PM
Meade hasn't uploaded anything since the New Year. I hope something bad didn't happen to him.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
T6C7M
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Date: January 11, 2017 10:51PM
going to Kentucky Wrote:
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> I'll be passing thru Kentucky, and wondered if any
> of you have toured this unique new attraction. To
> be honest, I'm somewhat surprised Meade hasn't
> done a video about it yet, although I gather it
> costs about $50 to get in, which might strain
> Meade's budget.
>
> I on the other hand am always willing to fork over
> some bucks for a new experience - should I check
> out the ark?
>
> Also, what kind of people go there? Will it be
> full of Trumptards, or full of lib hipstertards
> just going for the ironic chuckle? (I don't care
> either way, but always like to know in advance who
> I will be dealing with.)
mainly a bunch of condescending-tards. you'll fit right in.
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> I'll be passing thru Kentucky, and wondered if any
> of you have toured this unique new attraction. To
> be honest, I'm somewhat surprised Meade hasn't
> done a video about it yet, although I gather it
> costs about $50 to get in, which might strain
> Meade's budget.
>
> I on the other hand am always willing to fork over
> some bucks for a new experience - should I check
> out the ark?
>
> Also, what kind of people go there? Will it be
> full of Trumptards, or full of lib hipstertards
> just going for the ironic chuckle? (I don't care
> either way, but always like to know in advance who
> I will be dealing with.)
mainly a bunch of condescending-tards. you'll fit right in.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
condescending-tards?
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Date: January 11, 2017 11:04PM
That is fucking awesome. I WILL fit right in! Thanks for the info!
Do they serve adult beverages, or will I have to sneak my won in?
Do they serve adult beverages, or will I have to sneak my won in?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
No Meade uploads?
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Date: January 11, 2017 11:07PM
eesh Wrote:
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> Meade hasn't uploaded anything since the New Year.
> I hope something bad didn't happen to him.
Well it could be that he's busy writing a new song. Can't wait!
Or, perhaps he fulfilled a New Year's Resolution to get a freakin' job.
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> Meade hasn't uploaded anything since the New Year.
> I hope something bad didn't happen to him.
Well it could be that he's busy writing a new song. Can't wait!
Or, perhaps he fulfilled a New Year's Resolution to get a freakin' job.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Remember one thing
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Date: January 11, 2017 11:07PM
going to Kentucky Wrote:
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> I'll be passing thru Kentucky, and wondered if any
> of you have toured this unique new attraction. To
> be honest, I'm somewhat surprised Meade hasn't
> done a video about it yet, although I gather it
> costs about $50 to get in, which might strain
> Meade's budget.
>
> I on the other hand am always willing to fork over
> some bucks for a new experience - should I check
> out the ark?
>
> Also, what kind of people go there? Will it be
> full of Trumptards, or full of lib hipstertards
> just going for the ironic chuckle? (I don't care
> either way, but always like to know in advance who
> I will be dealing with.)
Just remember, no one goes on the ark alone
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> I'll be passing thru Kentucky, and wondered if any
> of you have toured this unique new attraction. To
> be honest, I'm somewhat surprised Meade hasn't
> done a video about it yet, although I gather it
> costs about $50 to get in, which might strain
> Meade's budget.
>
> I on the other hand am always willing to fork over
> some bucks for a new experience - should I check
> out the ark?
>
> Also, what kind of people go there? Will it be
> full of Trumptards, or full of lib hipstertards
> just going for the ironic chuckle? (I don't care
> either way, but always like to know in advance who
> I will be dealing with.)
Just remember, no one goes on the ark alone
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
eesh
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Date: January 11, 2017 11:12PM
No Meade uploads? Wrote:
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> eesh Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Meade hasn't uploaded anything since the New
> Year.
> > I hope something bad didn't happen to him.
>
>
> Well it could be that he's busy writing a new
> song. Can't wait!
I think Meade has exhausted the list of topics he is willing to sing about.
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> eesh Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Meade hasn't uploaded anything since the New
> Year.
> > I hope something bad didn't happen to him.
>
>
> Well it could be that he's busy writing a new
> song. Can't wait!
I think Meade has exhausted the list of topics he is willing to sing about.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Has anyone fucking BEEN there?
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Date: January 11, 2017 11:14PM
Is it cool? Is it silly? Is it educational?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
377UJ
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Date: January 12, 2017 12:40AM
OP. should i cut off his food supply and attack a week later for thinking it's his business to cry about something that was not built for his silly ass ?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
is. it. worth. going. to
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Date: January 12, 2017 12:45AM
Simple fucking question.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Meade Tour 2017
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Date: January 12, 2017 01:01AM
is. it. worth. going. to Wrote:
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> Simple fucking question.
I think if Meade could book a gig there, it would definitely be worth going to.
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> Simple fucking question.
I think if Meade could book a gig there, it would definitely be worth going to.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
bean sammiches
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Date: January 12, 2017 03:32AM
Meade Tour 2017 Wrote:
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> is. it. worth. going. to Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Simple fucking question.
>
> I think if Meade could book a gig there, it would
> definitely be worth going to.
"Ain't Nuthin' Like a Good Ol' Bean Sandwich", by Meade Skelton
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> is. it. worth. going. to Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Simple fucking question.
>
> I think if Meade could book a gig there, it would
> definitely be worth going to.
"Ain't Nuthin' Like a Good Ol' Bean Sandwich", by Meade Skelton
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
fuck it - I'm going
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Date: August 29, 2018 12:24AM
might as well check it out. Should I wear my MAGA hat, or my Antifa t-shirt? Or both?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
holy roller
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Date: August 29, 2018 12:34AM
If you care at all about the fate of your eternal soul, you need to go and see what God's wrath means to sinners.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
don't forget
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Date: August 29, 2018 01:13AM
holy roller Wrote:
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> If you care at all about the fate of your eternal
> soul, you need to go and see what God's wrath
> means to sinners.
The visitors to that park do teach us all a valuable lesson.
Ignorance is a sin.
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> If you care at all about the fate of your eternal
> soul, you need to go and see what God's wrath
> means to sinners.
The visitors to that park do teach us all a valuable lesson.
Ignorance is a sin.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
holy roller
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Date: August 29, 2018 02:06AM
Ignorance is not a sin. And good for you because that was a very ignorant statement.
But it's true, many arrive at the Ark Encounter ignorant. And many leave enlightened and better Christians.
Which would you rather be?
But it's true, many arrive at the Ark Encounter ignorant. And many leave enlightened and better Christians.
Which would you rather be?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
easy peasy
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Date: August 29, 2018 09:12AM
holy roller Wrote:
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> Ignorance is not a sin. And good for you because
> that was a very ignorant statement.
>
> But it's true, many arrive at the Ark Encounter
> ignorant. And many leave enlightened and better
> Christians.
>
> Which would you rather be?
It is ignorant to believe in Myth, Legend, and Superstition.
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> Ignorance is not a sin. And good for you because
> that was a very ignorant statement.
>
> But it's true, many arrive at the Ark Encounter
> ignorant. And many leave enlightened and better
> Christians.
>
> Which would you rather be?
It is ignorant to believe in Myth, Legend, and Superstition.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
leave enlightened?
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Date: September 30, 2018 06:04PM
holy roller Wrote:
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> Ignorance is not a sin. And good for you because
> that was a very ignorant statement.
>
> But it's true, many arrive at the Ark Encounter
> ignorant. And many leave enlightened and better
> Christians.
>
> Which would you rather be?
Meaning I'm going to walk out of there believing Noah had a pet dinosaur? Jesus Christ you trumptardz are stupid!
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> Ignorance is not a sin. And good for you because
> that was a very ignorant statement.
>
> But it's true, many arrive at the Ark Encounter
> ignorant. And many leave enlightened and better
> Christians.
>
> Which would you rather be?
Meaning I'm going to walk out of there believing Noah had a pet dinosaur? Jesus Christ you trumptardz are stupid!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
full of trumptardz
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Date: October 15, 2018 11:13PM
When I went it was crawling with trumptardz, along with a smattering of millenials laughing at the trumptardz. Fucking miserable experience.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Liar
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Date: October 16, 2018 12:14AM
full of trumptardz Wrote:
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> When I went it was crawling with trumptardz, along
> with a smattering of millenials laughing at the
> trumptardz. Fucking miserable experience.
Lame, not even funny or believable. No Muslim cave dwelling piece of shit like you can afford to go there.
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> When I went it was crawling with trumptardz, along
> with a smattering of millenials laughing at the
> trumptardz. Fucking miserable experience.
Lame, not even funny or believable. No Muslim cave dwelling piece of shit like you can afford to go there.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
typical forum trumptard
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Date: October 16, 2018 12:17AM
Thinks the Ark is expensive! LOL!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Libtarded
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Date: October 16, 2018 12:40AM
typical forum trumptard Wrote:
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> Thinks the Ark is expensive! LOL!
Yes, for some shitstain refugee like you who lives off my tax dollars I would say it is expensive.
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> Thinks the Ark is expensive! LOL!
Yes, for some shitstain refugee like you who lives off my tax dollars I would say it is expensive.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
trumptardz! LOLZ!
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Date: October 16, 2018 12:55AM
It's trumptardz look you and meade and most of Appallachia who are on welfare. You don't pay taxes!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
1st Grade Comeback
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Date: October 16, 2018 12:57AM
trumptardz! LOLZ! Wrote:
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> It's trumptardz look you and meade and most of
> Appallachia who are on welfare. You don't pay
> taxes!
No you don’t! Loser, LMFAO!
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> It's trumptardz look you and meade and most of
> Appallachia who are on welfare. You don't pay
> taxes!
No you don’t! Loser, LMFAO!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
trumptardz! LOLZ!
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Date: October 16, 2018 01:09AM
Given current demographics, trumptardz shouldn't grumble about taxes and welfare.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Libtards Lol
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Date: October 16, 2018 01:14AM
trumptardz! LOLZ! Wrote:
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> Given current demographics, trumptardz shouldn't
> grumble about taxes and welfare.
True the economy is doing awesome now that Trump is in office! I’m making so much money taxes are my least concern. You, on the other hand, should worry about losing your free refugee housing and food stamps or hopefully getting deported.
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> Given current demographics, trumptardz shouldn't
> grumble about taxes and welfare.
True the economy is doing awesome now that Trump is in office! I’m making so much money taxes are my least concern. You, on the other hand, should worry about losing your free refugee housing and food stamps or hopefully getting deported.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
why so triggered?
()
Date: October 16, 2018 01:16AM
It's not my fault the encounter is losing money. FFS, I even went there! I can't help it if nobody else wants to go.
Keerist, I hope the GOP does well in the midterms; you people are already unhinged!
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Keerist, I hope the GOP does well in the midterms; you people are already unhinged!
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Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Since When?
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Date: October 16, 2018 01:22AM
why so triggered? Wrote:
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> It's not my fault the encounter is losing money.
> FFS, I even went there! I can't help it if nobody
> else wants to go.
>
> Keerist, I hope the GOP does well in the midterms;
> you people are already unhinged!
Since when has Gerry, faggot in your pic, been a fan of Trump?
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> It's not my fault the encounter is losing money.
> FFS, I even went there! I can't help it if nobody
> else wants to go.
>
> Keerist, I hope the GOP does well in the midterms;
> you people are already unhinged!
Since when has Gerry, faggot in your pic, been a fan of Trump?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
it is OK
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Date: October 16, 2018 01:45PM
I went. It doesn't really draw much of a crowd. The folks who were there seemed poorly dressed and groomed to me, but I am not judgmental about such things. Pack some snacks when you go, because the food options there are not very good.
And yes, they do claim dinosaurs were on the ark.
And yes, they do claim dinosaurs were on the ark.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
DUP9U
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Date: October 16, 2018 02:11PM
If you are a religious nutbag who likes to hang around places that validate your superstitions, then yes.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
CHILDLIKE FAITH GETS U TO HEAVEN
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Date: October 16, 2018 04:12PM
The main thing is that You BE Born Again.
John 3:3
With all your heart, Call upon the Name of Jesus and he will hear your cry.
John 3:3
With all your heart, Call upon the Name of Jesus and he will hear your cry.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
attendance is down -
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Date: October 18, 2018 04:06PM
Trump ruined the Ark Encounter!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
silly wabbits
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Date: October 18, 2018 05:01PM
I would say go...and ask them to explain how some farmer, or whatever the f Noah was, managed to round up all 15,000 different ant species, a male and female of each, feed them, keep them alive, etc...
Same for all 10,000 different birds, reptiles, etc.
Two of each? C'mon.
I guess fish took care of themselves. How did he keep the snakes? Did they have aquariums back then?
Moan, and chant, maybe light some candles on your way out.
Same for all 10,000 different birds, reptiles, etc.
Two of each? C'mon.
I guess fish took care of themselves. How did he keep the snakes? Did they have aquariums back then?
Moan, and chant, maybe light some candles on your way out.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
candles part II
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Date: October 18, 2018 05:11PM
When I was a little fella...my parents told me all about the easter bunny, santa clause, and the ark.
I believed them, of course, because I wanted to...after all, who wouldn't like the idea of presents coming down the chimney, and, a little rabbit hiding candy all over the place for you to find?
Also believed in the ark, until, of course, I find a turtle a tried to keep it in the widow well of our basement.
A couple of days later, the thing was deader than a door nail.
I got to thinkin'...how the hell did a farmer catch, and keep, two of EVERY species on the planet, on some boat? And this was before I knew there were like, 5,000 species of roaches and untold, like, 15,000 different species of ants.
So, those silly little beliefs soon went by the way side...as did many, many others.
I just takes some people a little longer to stop believing fairy tales.
Yes, societal and family pressure is an influencer (I'd say probably the biggest one, actually...people LOVE to tell you how good a christian they are), but man, c'mon!
I believed them, of course, because I wanted to...after all, who wouldn't like the idea of presents coming down the chimney, and, a little rabbit hiding candy all over the place for you to find?
Also believed in the ark, until, of course, I find a turtle a tried to keep it in the widow well of our basement.
A couple of days later, the thing was deader than a door nail.
I got to thinkin'...how the hell did a farmer catch, and keep, two of EVERY species on the planet, on some boat? And this was before I knew there were like, 5,000 species of roaches and untold, like, 15,000 different species of ants.
So, those silly little beliefs soon went by the way side...as did many, many others.
I just takes some people a little longer to stop believing fairy tales.
Yes, societal and family pressure is an influencer (I'd say probably the biggest one, actually...people LOVE to tell you how good a christian they are), but man, c'mon!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
NH7FH
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Date: October 18, 2018 08:07PM
It didn't make sense to Noah, either; just because it was 5,000 years ago or whatever doesn't mean people were morons.
However, God performed a miracle. If you were to be inside the Ark, it would be like the TARDIS on Doctor Who. Once he started loading the animals, he discovered that God made it bigger on the inside than the outside. Extra space-time dimensions. And each animal had a high-tech ("miracle") enclosure that met all their needs: separation, environment, food, etc. What everyone outside saw was a large wooden boat. Something of a mystery as to how he kept loading and loading animals. That was all just for the show God was putting on. (In reality, there were zillions of other creatures that God preserved that Noah did not have time to load or unload on the boat.)
Simple.
However, God performed a miracle. If you were to be inside the Ark, it would be like the TARDIS on Doctor Who. Once he started loading the animals, he discovered that God made it bigger on the inside than the outside. Extra space-time dimensions. And each animal had a high-tech ("miracle") enclosure that met all their needs: separation, environment, food, etc. What everyone outside saw was a large wooden boat. Something of a mystery as to how he kept loading and loading animals. That was all just for the show God was putting on. (In reality, there were zillions of other creatures that God preserved that Noah did not have time to load or unload on the boat.)
Simple.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Flying Spaghetti Monster
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Date: October 18, 2018 10:53PM
It was the FSM - he put his pasta tendrils out and picked up two of EVERYTHING - actually thousands of everything, and ran them through his magical colander to get one breeding pair for each species (the leftovers were used to make sauce). He stored most of the animals in a magical bread box. The dinosaurs and unicorns he entrusted to Noah with his ark, who having packed inadequate food wound up eating them all before the waters receded.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
go to laugh at trumptardz
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Date: December 03, 2018 08:31PM
It is not educational, but it is very amusing
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
attendance is down
()
Date: December 29, 2018 01:36PM
Attendance is falling for this 'attraction'.
Why aren't trumptardz going to this thing?
Why aren't trumptardz going to this thing?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
keep your political spam out
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Date: December 29, 2018 01:57PM
attendance is down Wrote:
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> Attendance is falling for this 'attraction'.
>
> Why aren't trumptardz going to this thing?
Can you explain why you think this would only be of interest to one political party? How does current US politics even factor in to the subject of the Ark?
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> Attendance is falling for this 'attraction'.
>
> Why aren't trumptardz going to this thing?
Can you explain why you think this would only be of interest to one political party? How does current US politics even factor in to the subject of the Ark?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
CincinnatiKid
()
Date: December 29, 2018 02:03PM
going to Kentucky Wrote:
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> I'll be passing thru Kentucky, and wondered if any
> of you have toured this unique new attraction. To
> be honest, I'm somewhat surprised Meade hasn't
> done a video about it yet, although I gather it
> costs about $50 to get in, which might strain
> Meade's budget.
>
> I on the other hand am always willing to fork over
> some bucks for a new experience - should I check
> out the ark?
>
> Also, what kind of people go there? Will it be
> full of Trumptards, or full of lib hipstertards
> just going for the ironic chuckle? (I don't care
> either way, but always like to know in advance who
> I will be dealing with.)
You could also check out some of the other nearby attractions. The Original KFC Restaurant and Museum is about an hours drive away. The Ark is only 40 miles south of Cincinnati where there are lots of bars full of people who love to drink and fight. Not sure about the location of the Ark but keep in mind a lot of counties in Kentucky are "dry" and legal alcohol sales are outlawed
BYOB. We stayed overnight in Corbin once and I asked the motel clerk where I could buy a six pack of beer and he said "Tennessee" which is 60 miles south.
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> I'll be passing thru Kentucky, and wondered if any
> of you have toured this unique new attraction. To
> be honest, I'm somewhat surprised Meade hasn't
> done a video about it yet, although I gather it
> costs about $50 to get in, which might strain
> Meade's budget.
>
> I on the other hand am always willing to fork over
> some bucks for a new experience - should I check
> out the ark?
>
> Also, what kind of people go there? Will it be
> full of Trumptards, or full of lib hipstertards
> just going for the ironic chuckle? (I don't care
> either way, but always like to know in advance who
> I will be dealing with.)
You could also check out some of the other nearby attractions. The Original KFC Restaurant and Museum is about an hours drive away. The Ark is only 40 miles south of Cincinnati where there are lots of bars full of people who love to drink and fight. Not sure about the location of the Ark but keep in mind a lot of counties in Kentucky are "dry" and legal alcohol sales are outlawed
BYOB. We stayed overnight in Corbin once and I asked the motel clerk where I could buy a six pack of beer and he said "Tennessee" which is 60 miles south.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
well, that's easy
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Date: December 29, 2018 02:06PM
keep your political spam out Wrote:
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> attendance is down Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Attendance is falling for this 'attraction'.
> >
> > Why aren't trumptardz going to this thing?
>
> Can you explain why you think this would only be
> of interest to one political party? How does
> current US politics even factor in to the subject
> of the Ark?
Because most liberals don't believe men kept pet dinosaurs.
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> attendance is down Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Attendance is falling for this 'attraction'.
> >
> > Why aren't trumptardz going to this thing?
>
> Can you explain why you think this would only be
> of interest to one political party? How does
> current US politics even factor in to the subject
> of the Ark?
Because most liberals don't believe men kept pet dinosaurs.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Flat Earther
()
Date: December 29, 2018 02:11PM
The Ark attraction was built and is operated by a fringe sect of idiots who believe the universe is no more than 10,000 years old. Hence they implicitly reject all science and are in the same category as the flat-Earth society idiots who believe the moon landings were faked.
Hence the Ark is purely for entertainment.
Hence the Ark is purely for entertainment.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
dinosaurs
()
Date: December 29, 2018 02:18PM
well, that's easy Wrote:
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> keep your political spam out Wrote:
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> > attendance is down Wrote:
> >
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>
> > -----
> > > Attendance is falling for this 'attraction'.
> > >
> > > Why aren't trumptardz going to this thing?
> >
> > Can you explain why you think this would only
> be
> > of interest to one political party? How does
> > current US politics even factor in to the
> subject
> > of the Ark?
>
> Because most liberals don't believe men kept pet
> dinosaurs.
Be careful with your metaphors. The Earth has been around for over 4.5 billion years but there is a huge amount we do not know about its past, and much of what we think we know is based on weak or tenuous grounding.
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> keep your political spam out Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > attendance is down Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Attendance is falling for this 'attraction'.
> > >
> > > Why aren't trumptardz going to this thing?
> >
> > Can you explain why you think this would only
> be
> > of interest to one political party? How does
> > current US politics even factor in to the
> subject
> > of the Ark?
>
> Because most liberals don't believe men kept pet
> dinosaurs.
Be careful with your metaphors. The Earth has been around for over 4.5 billion years but there is a huge amount we do not know about its past, and much of what we think we know is based on weak or tenuous grounding.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
men did not have pet dinosarus
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Date: December 29, 2018 02:32PM
they didn't
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Barney
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Date: December 29, 2018 03:30PM
men did not have pet dinosarus Wrote:
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> they didn't
Why do you hate Dino?
You're a racist!
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> they didn't
Why do you hate Dino?
You're a racist!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Dino.
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Date: December 29, 2018 03:46PM
Dinosaurs wouldn't make very good pets. Just consider alligators, crocodiles, Komodo dragons, even large birds thought to be dinosaur descendants like moas, ostriches are not very friendly.
Noah was right to leave them behind.
Noah was right to leave them behind.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
I still say it's for trumptardz
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Date: December 29, 2018 04:59PM
And that's why it's a bust - trumptardz can't afford the 50 dollars to get in.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Haha u sooo funny
()
Date: December 30, 2018 10:02AM
don't forget Wrote:
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> holy roller Wrote:
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> > If you care at all about the fate of your
> eternal
> > soul, you need to go and see what God's wrath
> > means to sinners.
>
>
> The visitors to that park do teach us all a
> valuable lesson.
>
> Ignorance is a sin.
Go visit the Creation museum. 45 minutes away. Very educational.
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> holy roller Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > If you care at all about the fate of your
> eternal
> > soul, you need to go and see what God's wrath
> > means to sinners.
>
>
> The visitors to that park do teach us all a
> valuable lesson.
>
> Ignorance is a sin.
Go visit the Creation museum. 45 minutes away. Very educational.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
cjlpx
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Date: December 30, 2018 09:28PM
only go once - the 2nd time just isn't as inspiring
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
it's apparently losing money
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Date: January 26, 2019 07:22PM
I hope trump does a campaign stop there in 2020.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
too bad it's a fake ark
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Date: March 18, 2019 08:03PM
If they had built a real ark that actually floated, they could do trumptard cruises in the thing.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
LOL! I went there!
()
Date: March 18, 2019 11:37PM
The parking lot was funny. There was a family of trumptardz who had parked their shitty SUV near me, and they were fighting all the way to the place where the bus picks you up. Yelling and swearing at each other the whole time, kids complaining, and the mother admonishing the kids that 'Y'all need to git some fucking religion!'
When I left after visiting the ark, there was a bus from some private christian school, parked next to my car. As I approached, I heard a bunch of giggling. Some of the kids from the bus had hung back behind their group, and were hiding between my car and the bus, smoking pot. They freaked when they saw me coming, until I laughed and they realized I was totally cool with what they were up to. They just wanted to get properly stoked before their little sci-fi tour. I hope they enjoyed themselves - they seemed like nice enough kids.
The trumptardmobile meanwhile appeared to have leaked about a quart of oil. No wonder the father was so pissed - can't even afford car maintenance, and he's blowing 300 bucks taking the brood to some fake ark the kids don't even want to see.
When I left after visiting the ark, there was a bus from some private christian school, parked next to my car. As I approached, I heard a bunch of giggling. Some of the kids from the bus had hung back behind their group, and were hiding between my car and the bus, smoking pot. They freaked when they saw me coming, until I laughed and they realized I was totally cool with what they were up to. They just wanted to get properly stoked before their little sci-fi tour. I hope they enjoyed themselves - they seemed like nice enough kids.
The trumptardmobile meanwhile appeared to have leaked about a quart of oil. No wonder the father was so pissed - can't even afford car maintenance, and he's blowing 300 bucks taking the brood to some fake ark the kids don't even want to see.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
an ark that sinks on dry land!
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Date: March 28, 2019 07:48PM
Guess there aren't enough trumptardz to keep this place afloat.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Gerrymanderer2
()
Date: March 28, 2019 08:12PM
There was a flood, it happened 10,000 years ago and was the result of a meteor impact above North America. It killed off the Willy Mammoths and many other species. It also caused a huge flood of ice and water and from water it ejected in the atmosphere alone it caused endless torrential rain fail. The coming flood packed with icebergs from closer to the north pole where it struck not only flattened the land, it also dug and established huge lakes, which is the origin of The Great Lakes.
It also left behind massive water falls which are all dry today. This is cutting edge archeological and geological findings and analysis based on overwhelming evidence. People like to avoid addressing catastrophic environmental occurrences in the recent past but there is ample evidence that this planet is subject to devastating impacts by asteroids and subject to coronal mass ejection by the sun which produces so much radiation on earth that anything that doesn't survive in caves or underground perishes.
Human civilization is effectively reset after these things occur. Practically all knowledge is lost once societies were destroyed and forced to exist in subterranean or cave conditions to survive.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/28/2019 08:19PM by Gerrymanderer2.
It also left behind massive water falls which are all dry today. This is cutting edge archeological and geological findings and analysis based on overwhelming evidence. People like to avoid addressing catastrophic environmental occurrences in the recent past but there is ample evidence that this planet is subject to devastating impacts by asteroids and subject to coronal mass ejection by the sun which produces so much radiation on earth that anything that doesn't survive in caves or underground perishes.
Human civilization is effectively reset after these things occur. Practically all knowledge is lost once societies were destroyed and forced to exist in subterranean or cave conditions to survive.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/28/2019 08:19PM by Gerrymanderer2.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Gerrymanderer2
()
Date: March 28, 2019 08:14PM
So that's where the story is from in the Bible. Its a story of what was initially a meteor strike around the north pole that caused a global flood but primarily completely destroyed all life in North America.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/28/2019 08:21PM by Gerrymanderer2.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/28/2019 08:21PM by Gerrymanderer2.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
2 edits even
()
Date: March 28, 2019 08:45PM
Willy Mammoths?
lmao!
You pitiful stupid little fucker. lol
Willy Mammoths!
LOL!
lmao!
You pitiful stupid little fucker. lol
Willy Mammoths!
LOL!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Gerrymanderer2
()
Date: March 28, 2019 09:08PM
Woolly Mammoths spell check wrote that.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
I'm concerned about attendance
()
Date: March 28, 2019 09:09PM
Turns out, nobody is going there.
Maybe trump could old a rally there?
Maybe trump could old a rally there?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
trump really should help out
()
Date: March 28, 2019 11:55PM
The Ark Encounter spreads a very conservative message, and the local hicks really spend a shitload of tax money building this thing, only to see their investment sputter.
FFS, couldn't he hold a fucking rally there? It would be a huge success, for him AND that stupid ark.
FFS, couldn't he hold a fucking rally there? It would be a huge success, for him AND that stupid ark.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
ken ham is very upset
()
Date: March 29, 2019 11:19PM
he doesn't like people laughing at his earthbound ark.
For that matter, a lot of trumptardz get angry when we laugh at them.
For that matter, a lot of trumptardz get angry when we laugh at them.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
nobody is going!
()
Date: April 16, 2019 09:18PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGonflQBDvg
C'mon trumptardz! Why aren't you attending this attraction? If this fails, trump fails!
C'mon trumptardz! Why aren't you attending this attraction? If this fails, trump fails!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
.....
()
Date: April 16, 2019 09:40PM
Last time I was in Louisville the construction of that thing had just started. I haven't had to go back through Kentucky since, but I would take time to go through it. I'm actually curious how well they tell the story. I'd also like to see how they built the thing as I'm not some mindless libtard that needs to make fun of something it doesn't understand.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
mindless trumptard
()
Date: April 16, 2019 09:45PM
..... Wrote:
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> I'm actually curious how well
> they tell the story.
Well, they claim cavemen had pet dinosaurs. Nuff' said?
>I'd also like to see how they
> built the thing
Spoiler alert: It's not a real ark! It won't float!
> I'm a mindless trumptard
> that gets triggered when made fun of
noted...
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> I'm actually curious how well
> they tell the story.
Well, they claim cavemen had pet dinosaurs. Nuff' said?
>I'd also like to see how they
> built the thing
Spoiler alert: It's not a real ark! It won't float!
> I'm a mindless trumptard
> that gets triggered when made fun of
noted...
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
whatafukindumbshit
()
Date: April 16, 2019 10:29PM
mindless Wrote:
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>
>
> >I'd also like to see how they
> > built the thing
>
> Spoiler alert: It's not a real ark! It won't
> float!
>
>
>
Really! Well fuck it then, I could care less.
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>
>
> >I'd also like to see how they
> > built the thing
>
> Spoiler alert: It's not a real ark! It won't
> float!
>
>
>
Really! Well fuck it then, I could care less.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
I wasn't being flippant
()
Date: April 16, 2019 10:35PM
When I went there, an incredible number of trumptardz believed it was a real watercraft. They wondered if it was supposed to be launched into the nearby pond. They got very angry (just like you) when I explained that it wasn't an actual boat, but just a model.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
you have full pants
()
Date: April 16, 2019 11:10PM
Meade is the only one above the age of 12 that thinks the ark was real. Stop lying.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
don't think meade has been there
()
Date: April 16, 2019 11:32PM
But they are opening up some sort of performing arts center where he could ostensibly get a gig. If anybody had heard of him. And if the place is still in business this summer, and hasn't been turned into an Amazon Distribution center.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
attendance is up!
()
Date: May 26, 2019 03:21AM
March attendance for 2019was 10,000 more than the year before!
C'mon trumtpardz - keep this thing afloat! If it shuts down, libtardz will see it as a huge moral victory. Can you even imagine gerry gloating if the thing got shut down?!? So, load up the kids and take a trip to Kentucky!
C'mon trumtpardz - keep this thing afloat! If it shuts down, libtardz will see it as a huge moral victory. Can you even imagine gerry gloating if the thing got shut down?!? So, load up the kids and take a trip to Kentucky!
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Onward Christian Soldiers
()
Date: May 26, 2019 01:38PM
We should sail the Ark against the giant mosque in Maryland!
Maybe leave it by the door as a Trojan horse... errr... ark.
Maybe leave it by the door as a Trojan horse... errr... ark.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
No he can't
()
Date: May 26, 2019 04:23PM
don't think meade has been there Wrote:
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> But they are opening up some sort of performing
> arts center where he could ostensibly get a gig.
> If anybody had heard of him. And if the place is
> still in business this summer, and hasn't been
> turned into an Amazon Distribution center.
If they did open a performing center. Would they hire Meade, or would they hire someone younger, who can sing just as well if not better, more on-stage experience, far better work ethic and wasn't so fat they looked deformed.
Just because Meade might be able to do a job, doesn't mean he will be hired over those much better qualified.
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> But they are opening up some sort of performing
> arts center where he could ostensibly get a gig.
> If anybody had heard of him. And if the place is
> still in business this summer, and hasn't been
> turned into an Amazon Distribution center.
If they did open a performing center. Would they hire Meade, or would they hire someone younger, who can sing just as well if not better, more on-stage experience, far better work ethic and wasn't so fat they looked deformed.
Just because Meade might be able to do a job, doesn't mean he will be hired over those much better qualified.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
Perfect Performer
()
Date: May 26, 2019 04:43PM
No he can't Wrote:
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> don't think meade has been there Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > But they are opening up some sort of performing
> > arts center where he could ostensibly get a
> gig.
> > If anybody had heard of him. And if the place
> is
> > still in business this summer, and hasn't been
> > turned into an Amazon Distribution center.
>
> If they did open a performing center. Would they
> hire Meade, or would they hire someone younger,
> who can sing just as well if not better, more
> on-stage experience, far better work ethic and
> wasn't so fat they looked deformed.
>
> Just because Meade might be able to do a job,
> doesn't mean he will be hired over those much
> better qualified.
Meade is putting on muscle and looks great. He looks younger than most of the "American Idol" performers. He can out sing them too. Meade has lots of stage presence and a great way with children .
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> don't think meade has been there Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > But they are opening up some sort of performing
> > arts center where he could ostensibly get a
> gig.
> > If anybody had heard of him. And if the place
> is
> > still in business this summer, and hasn't been
> > turned into an Amazon Distribution center.
>
> If they did open a performing center. Would they
> hire Meade, or would they hire someone younger,
> who can sing just as well if not better, more
> on-stage experience, far better work ethic and
> wasn't so fat they looked deformed.
>
> Just because Meade might be able to do a job,
> doesn't mean he will be hired over those much
> better qualified.
Meade is putting on muscle and looks great. He looks younger than most of the "American Idol" performers. He can out sing them too. Meade has lots of stage presence and a great way with children .
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
of course he looks athletic
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Date: May 26, 2019 05:08PM
He has been 'starting to lose some weight' for about twenty five years now....
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
attendance is up
()
Date: May 30, 2019 01:12AM
Their attendance was up 12000 from April last year!
Have any of you gone there? It is your duty.
Have any of you gone there? It is your duty.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
attendance up again!
()
Date: July 02, 2019 11:55PM
Attendance is up 17000 from May last year!
Have any of you trumptardz made the pilgrimage yet?
Have any of you trumptardz made the pilgrimage yet?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
june attendance up vs 2018!
()
Date: July 27, 2019 12:31AM
More people are going to this thing! Have you gone yet?
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
as this goes, so goes trump
()
Date: August 30, 2019 12:24AM
The ark encounter is not doing as well as advertised by any means, but attendance has picked up in the last couple of months.
I think attendance at this attraction is a good gauge of trumptardation in this country. If it does well, it means trump is doing well and will win in 2020. If it flops, trump is a goner.
July 2020 figures are coming in soon, and will give us a better picture of trump's prospects for reelection
I think attendance at this attraction is a good gauge of trumptardation in this country. If it does well, it means trump is doing well and will win in 2020. If it flops, trump is a goner.
July 2020 figures are coming in soon, and will give us a better picture of trump's prospects for reelection
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
YMNT
()
Date: August 30, 2019 12:47AM
It is amazing to see in person. If you love animals and you love history, you should definitely see it at least once.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
attendance is skyrocketing
()
Date: September 21, 2019 10:06PM
This is one enterprise that is doing just fine under trump.
All trumptardz MUST attend this fine attraction at least once. I'm going, and I'm not even a trumptard.
All trumptardz MUST attend this fine attraction at least once. I'm going, and I'm not even a trumptard.
Re: The Ark Encounter In Northern Kentucky - is it worth going?
Posted by:
any ofyou trumptardz gone there?
()
Date: September 21, 2019 10:20PM
Place just recorded their highest monthly attendance ever! Some of you must have gone by now? How did you like it? I ask because I'm probably going next month.