A Giant Finger discovered in Egypt?

woah man, if you actually read it, youd be telling others to read it like I did, did you get to the part where scientists from NASA are quitting their jobs as they are sick of telling lies to the public and the kind of knowledge they are exposing, and the people who have been murdered. I find it to be easy to read, I dont know what your problem is.

 

This thing would make a great hood ornament.... people would get out of your way. Cops probably would leave you alone too...

 

Hopefully the publication of these photos will result in further research and one day we will have as much information on these creatures (if they in fact were real) as we do now on Dinosaurs!

 

hahaha

no furthur research necessary... facts are just being held from us

 

and that's where the ladies want you to keep it

 

ah is this from the people who build huge stuff with stones like that?

 

No; I did start reading it and I stopped. I don't see why I would trust someone who can't even grasp simple concepts in the English language (such as apostrophized vs plural) to tell me world secrets.

I would maybe read it if I was in the mood for some mild amusement at mediocrity, much like watching 2012 or say Troll 2; but knowing that there are people taking it seriously, with absolutely no skepticism, makes me too depressed to do so at the moment.

What is the difference between believing the traditional views of the world blindly and believing this book blindly?

Without skepticism, critical thinking, and a logical measuring of arguments -- you are just another color of sheep.

 

Wow....just wow. What makes you think the ancient world knows more about the cosmos and the planet we live on than we do today?

 

I thought this thread has going to be about something more like this

 

And all this time I thought hoax's were based on fraud. Maybe I should put more thought into finding the location of Sasquatch (or Samsquatch for those Trailor Park Boys fans)

 

The lost finger of Enki. =O

 

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Remember what P.T. Barnum said, "There's a sucker born everyday."

 

Thought it was "every minute"..... I could be wrong.

 

Without being too insulting, if you don't see the glaring errors in grammar and the juvenile wording, it speaks volumes about your own education.

For example; errors are in bold

"The main goal of this book is to provide information to people, much of it that is sometimes quite well hidden."
unnecessary extra words and confuses the meaning of the sentence

"It is my sincere hope that everyone who reads this work will be inspired to question things; and to search out these, and other new truths and discoveries for themselves." should be a comma, and is unnecessary as well the comma.

"When I first started this book, it was my desire to cover a really huge variety of topics and put a vast amount of ‘hard to get’ information all in one epic work."
should have used the word "wide", "really huge" sounds like a what a 10 year old would say. The use of the word "epic" is just a little conceited and grandiose, don't ya think?

"However, after several months of work the word ‘epic’ began to take on a new meaning for me and the sheer volume and intertwining nature of the text became far too cumbersome to be deemed in any way manageable in a single book and, though the information herein is still quite vast, I was forced to remove several chapters of work."

should have used the word "plus" instead of "and"
it is also somewhat of a run-on sentence.

"Due to the detailed nature of the topics I sacrificed in this ‘slicing process,’ it is more than likely that each sliced chapter will now be further divided into smaller portions before then being expanded upon into a number of separate volumes to be released at later dates."

Why not just say "editing process"
the word "then" is unnecessary


Now here is the real funny/scary part, those are literally the first four sentences of the book. Holy Shit

Obviously self-published, no mention of a publisher nor would any reputable publishing house allow such garbage go to print without editing and corrections.

 

No, I believe you're right and I stand corrected.

 

My dad cut off his finger and never found it afterwards.

That finger was from my basement. Its definitely his.

 

I cut off my finger one time.....but i found it and had it put back on. During part of the healing process it actually looked like the one in the op

 

if you ask for it back, they'll just give you the finger...

 

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