March Your Dimes To The Beat Of The Times Towards Science And Tradition (1 Viewer)

[rockaction]

Since the vaccination thread got nuked by the mods, I suppose here is the sentimental place for the once-burgeoning Rockistan.

What better way to promote our love for the vaccine than to celebrate the March of Dimes?! 

 

[dkp993]

Since the vaccination thread got nuked by the mods

You had to know there was at least a 98% chance of that happening when you started it. I’m shocked it made it to page 2.  

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

You had to know there was at least a 98% chance of that happening when you started it. I’m shocked it made it to page 2.  

It was on page 3.  I think it got nuked because I called cattle excrement on a couple of peeps.  If it's like elsewhere on another forum I belong to, they soiled their big boy pants and cried to the mods.  I'm stunned I managed to be that civil about that nonsense.  Didn't really know I had it in me.

 

[El Floppo]

I read a book about dimes written by a highly educated person.

It says that they have chips in them that cause you to be sterile, tracks your bowel movements makes everything taste like ferret sweat, and proves the Holocaust didn't exist.

Some other people have read this book and even discuss it on social media. I've read and watched those comments too, and it supports most of what I already believe; therefore it's true. If you don't agree you must not have read the book. Or are part of a global conspiracy.

 

[El Floppo]

And don't get me started about marching.

 

[Ilov80s]

And don't get me started about marching.

cue the John Philip Sousa music

 

[rockaction]

And don't get me started about marching.

I have so many responses, most of which would get removed. 

 

[BeTheMatch]

Since the vaccination thread got nuked by the mods

Unreal

 

[Northern Voice]

Unreal

Not really. There's a long history here of "but both sides" even when one side has been repeatedly disproven/has zero evidence/doesn't deserve anything near equal weight/is potentially dangerous. 

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Not really. There's a long history here of "but both sides" even when one side has been repeatedly disproven/has zero evidence/doesn't deserve anything near equal weight/is potentially dangerous. 

Except that the thread had both sides.  The fact that one side was nonsense didn't seem to matter.