A hollow Earth?

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Mark Hansen wrote:
Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:
Mark Hansen wrote:http://www.ourhollowearth.com/ourhollo/index.html

Check out the above link. These people (or this person anyways) seems to really believe the earth is hollow.
I haven't even clicked on your link and can tell for a fact that the Earth is hollow.
How do I know this?
It's simple, if the Earth were solid, then how would trolls, goblins, molemen and dwarves have unground societies?
See.
It's simple deduction.


Convincing evidence, for sure.

Perhaps you can join President Bush's science advisory team.
There's no I in team.
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A hollow Earth?

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Colonel Panic wrote:
frelnamp wrote:Aphrodite reversed, 1895

One of the most famous and enigmatic hollow earth novels is Etidorpha, published in 1895. H.P. Lovecraft had read it (and observed the curious, backwards spelling of Aphrodite). Written by John Uri Lloyd (1849 - 1936) and magnificently illustrated by J. Augustus Knapp, it was so succesful that it became translated into Swedish (1898) and German (1899), is still in print today.


I'd go see a band called "Etidorpha"...


I have a 1910 edition of this book, which I've been fascinated with for the past year or so; initially because I've always been interested in "The Morgan Affair," but lately for its symbolic and allegorical content. John Uri Lloyd liked to sample his mycological specimens (which explains a lot), and was a friend of Mark Twain.

You can read/download Etidorhpa at Google Books.

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