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[URL]http://snopes.com/politics/business/mondex.asp[/URL]
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Forest Fan wrote:
> That website really did not disprove the Mark of the Beast, in fact it
> just was further proof!
Spakker. And you wonder why no one takes you seriously? It's all there in cold hard proof. (I can't say the word 'dumb ass'?)
> That website really did not disprove the Mark of the Beast, in fact it
> just was further proof!
Spakker. And you wonder why no one takes you seriously? It's all there in cold hard proof. (I can't say the word 'dumb ass'?)
For the record, I can't be bothered to click wherever the link goes.
Anwho, debunked. Like a stinky tramp on steriods.
Anwho, debunked. Like a stinky tramp on steriods.
Didn't debunk the theory one bit.
In fact, what is the point you think the website is trying to make?
Debunked like a drunken sailor in a brothel.
Didn't "debunk" one bit.
That amount of debunkage would make a dead man pop a boner.
Seriously, debunked all over you face, in a creamy soup.
Seriously, debunked all over you face, in a creamy soup.
FFF, show me a single point, that debunked a single theory of the Mark of the Beast.
Really...
Forest Fan wrote:
> Really...
"First of all, smart card technology involves microprocessors embedded in cards, not people. Secondly, the uses of biochips in humans and other animals for identification purposes do not involve implanting such chips in the head or the hands. The preferred location for such chips is an out-of-the-way fleshy area that will allow for tissue to bond the chip and lessen the possibility of any irritation or discomfort to the host, making the head and hands (too bony and exposed) non-ideal for such purposes. The recommended implantation location for biochips is between the shoulderblades, towards the back of the upper arm (or on the back between the front legs of a dog or cat). "
Stop doublethinking. Accept the facts.
> Really...
"First of all, smart card technology involves microprocessors embedded in cards, not people. Secondly, the uses of biochips in humans and other animals for identification purposes do not involve implanting such chips in the head or the hands. The preferred location for such chips is an out-of-the-way fleshy area that will allow for tissue to bond the chip and lessen the possibility of any irritation or discomfort to the host, making the head and hands (too bony and exposed) non-ideal for such purposes. The recommended implantation location for biochips is between the shoulderblades, towards the back of the upper arm (or on the back between the front legs of a dog or cat). "
Stop doublethinking. Accept the facts.
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