Grand Central Station is Now "Grand Central Terminal" (?)

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Exactly - you sound like someone of moderate intelligence, It's not your fault, blame it on genetics, rampant alcoholism in your family maybe? A few blows to the head while growing up? who knows! It's not your fault, we know that!

Yea man, you sound super intelligent using only attacks on others to make yourself seem not only important but smart.

Your ego is dripping down to the floor, be careful - you might slip on it one of these days

Don't go around calling people 'tards' because you disagree with them. If you do that, you only advertise your own imbecility.

Disagree?

No, because it's an absolutely stupid theory

How would you respond if someone posted:
Maybe butterflies caused 9/11, because the butterfly effect, you know?

Would you respond in a decent manner to have a healthy discussion?
Or would you brain be so warped from reading this tardation that you can only respond in a simple line of text?

Not a Mandela believer, although *some* of the examples are interesting.

However, I've found something kind of bizarre when I Google searched "Grand Central Station".

[link to www.google.com (secure)]

The second result down has this text: "This historic NYC landmark is not .... historical picture of Grand Central station." although the first two words and 'station' are not part of the same sentence (not all capitalized).

The interesting part is, that when you go to the page & do a "find" search for the text "station" on the page, three results are found (Chrome), but when you click through the results, only one appears on the page (and it's not 'Grand Central Station"), and the other two are invisible.

Never seen that happen before and I've been using 'find' features in browsers on webpages for years.

What theory - there are dozens of theories. no explanation yet.

The only thing that is 100% certain is that things are changing from the way many remember them.

Just because you don't understand how it can be possible within your own limited understanding of the world, does not invalidate the observation.

Last Edited by JADR+ on 04/17/2019 10:26 AM

*WINK WINK, NOD NOD*

Classic Mandela
The meta data is less affected.

I noticed that in google books ... the search comes up with "how it used to be" when you click on the link... the words that were showing on the search are no longer the same on the book page screenshot.

Thanks'

Google Shit ( AGAIN )

Jesus Christ.

Get off your fucking phones and get a life you MORONS.

"BEEP BEEP"

Mandela tards are tolerable. Flat earth tards are the dumbest motherfuckers on the planet.

Flat earth is not even a theory.
It's an explanation which can't explain anything observable apart from the lack of curvature seen at low altitudes. (which is to be expected due to the size of the earth)

We always used it as a figure of speech to indicate something that is busy.

Ex:

"It's like Grand Central Station here."

Never heard it called Grand Central Terminal before today.

The "rational explanation" is that you have a "shit memory"

Rational? No. Seems to me those who think it was always "terminal" have been edited along with "reality".

I agree with AC on how it was used to explain something busy. Even in the Midwest.

Grand Central Terminal. ffs.

I'm seeing family today. Going to see what they recall. Also going to ask my Mom about Tartary. She graduated in the 50's and her mother was a school teacher.

Reality is slippery.

Thanks for your thoughts everyone, this does appear to be another Effect. Interesting residue on Google. "Reality" is fluid.

Flat Earth is fact, not theory. Countless examples of missing curvature, landmarks and skylines visible when they shouldn't be.

I've looked at all theses cases.

You do the calculations, it does not hold water.
Every case of "You should not be able to see this building from that far" ended up totally consistent with the globe earth model. I'm still waiting for a single example

Then ... there is the problem that all flat earth models created until now are unable to explain reality(Star position, rising & setting of the sun, north and south hemisphere, even flight paths are not explainable using flat earth model).

I looked into it open minded and with curiosity, listened to all the flat earth internet priests etc..

At the end, my conclusion, as unfortunate as it is for flat earth, was that flat earth advocates lack a basic understanding of logic, math and geometry.

Last Edited by JADR+ on 04/18/2019 09:38 AM

Everyone said "Busier than Grand Central STATION!"

Except the two youngest because they simply didn't know.

One of my sisters had never heard anything about the ME before.

Another sister said she had a history book at home that she knows says "station" and she is going to check that out.

Look..here is what she will tell you:

"The book says Grand Central Terminal"

Just like today when I ask my 78 year old dad to spell Dilemme (French for Dilemma) -

he said D-I-L-E-M-N-E

I said "Let's check the dictionary"

We opened a 1982 edition of the "Robert" (37 years old)- a classic French dictionary.

Found the word and it said D-I-L-E-M-M-E

My poor dad said: "It's a typo"

we opened another dictionary, it was the same

He then asked me

"But how come we both remember the spelling with the silent N?"

Last Edited by JADR+ on 04/18/2019 09:47 AM

Terminal sounds better than station anyways . A terminal can transport!

So there's a difference between formal nomenclature and common usage, so what?

Most people I know reference having a "Coke", but it's really Coca-Cola...

Who cares?

Jeopardy show archive:

[link to j-archive.com]

Show #7964 - Thursday, April 4, 2019
Double Jeopardy! Round

TRANSPORTATION N#26

Answer: "This transportation hub in the heart of midtown Manhattan opened in 1913"

Question:"What is Grand Central Station?"

Last Edited by JADR+ on 04/24/2019 05:47 AM

Yep, Alex Trebek doesn't F around. If it's real name was "Grand Central Terminal," that would've been the Jeopardy answer.

Jeopardy is "mis-remembering"!!

Grand Central Station is the name of the Subway stop underneath Grand Central Terminal.

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