Animal Planet ‘documentary’ persuades many Twitter users that mermaids are real (LIV alert)

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[Perdogg]

#mermaids are real, you are closed minded if you think something like that couldn't exist. 🌺🌊— Miranda Comisky (@mirandakittyy) May 27, 2013

[UCANSEE2]

I watched it last night for a few minutes. All a staged lie.

Anyone from Japan can tell you that mermaids don't exist.... because this guy ate them all.

[left that other site]

It is troubling how the History Channel, TLC, The Discovery Channel, National Geographic, The Science Channel, devote an amazingly disproportionate amount of time towards programming about the Paranormal, Ancient Aliens, Cryptozoology, Bigfoot, Mermaids, Global Warming, Ghosts and Ghosthunters, ESP, and dozens of other alternatives to Truth.

[2nd Amendment]

Bingo! That is why we may never again defeat the 52% No matter if O has 10,000 scandals and is caught committing jihad with a gay communist lover, reason is gone in this postmodern nihilistic, world. We might have to wait until the Creator of all things sets things right in this benighted world.

[jsanders2001]

Major LOL....

[SkyDancer]

Thanks for that. Trust you’ll have a great Memorial Day. R/Janey

[Morgana]

[chris37]

That’s hilarious!

It would have been a perfect job for Frank Luntz and a group of hand selected American morons.

[CatherineofAragon]

I remember when Animal Planet used to have documentaries on real animals. Now it’s all mermaids, monsters, toothless guys in swamps, and people looking for gold.

Oh, well, Big Cat Diary still comes on early in the morning.

[Bratch]

[GeronL]

people are stupid

[wildbill]

The Animal Planet show posits that some form of mamalian life left the land and entered the sea to evolve over millions of years to a sea species.

Possible since some sea creatures apparently left the sea to live on land according to evolutionists.

But there is another possibility that isn’t considered in the TV show.

Since over 70% of the Earth’s surface is water, what type of alien species would be attracted to the Earth?.

DOH! It would be an alien species already adapted to living in water.

Where is the guy from Ancient Aliens on this one?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

A fifth of British teenagers believe Sir Winston Churchill was a fictional character, while many think Sherlock Holmes, King Arthur and Eleanor Rigby were real, a survey shows.

Eleanor Rigby is or rather was real, she died not that long ago.

[JimRed]

What could be more GAY than TWEETING on TWITTER?

[UCANSEE2]

I remember when Animal Planet used to have documentaries on real animals.

I hear that Star Trek is showing on the History Channel, and The Battle of Bataan is showing on the Sci-Fi Channel.

[UCANSEE2]

Do you think anything ‘we’ have built will be here in 5000 years?

[cripplecreek]

I think there might be the remains of some large concrete structures. The ruins of Hoover dam, the tower foundations of the Mackinaw bridge and statue of liberty etc.

[SunkenCiv]

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Thanks Perdogg. NOAA: "Mermaids Don't Exist", CDC: "How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse" -- What's Next? U.S. Government: No Evidence of Aquatic Humanoids (i.e., "Mermaids") Has Ever Been Found. Preview: Were mermaids aquatic apes? Mermaid fever sweeps Israel beach town of Krivat Yam as many report sightings of fabled creature Mermaid Sightings Claimed in Israel Keyword: mermaid Keyword: mermaids To all -- please ping me to other topics which are appropriate for the GGG list.

[CatherineofAragon]

I wouldn’t doubt it!

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

“we could build the pyramids if we chose to do so. We just don’t have any reason to do so and we certainly wouldn’t do it they way they did 5000 years ago.”

We’d use a 3-D Printer!

[cripplecreek]

With a big enough printer they would be very simple to print. They’re really pretty simple structures.