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Are full of shit

I never believed in it only because I never saw any of it in the night sky.

Orion's belt (The easiest to see/find) is always right outside my window and I always see the big and little dipper. Other then that I never see any others, probably city lights plus I'm not familiar with the others. I always wanted to be an astronomer when I was younger but since I was so bad with math everyone told me "You can't because you need to know math" so here I sit playing mmo's instead. Yep.

^ I'd much rather see Orion's tits

what is it for?

NuclearSilo wrote:what is it for?

I'm not sure really, but I'm just saying how bullshit they are. To me those stars looking nothing like the thing it's supposed to be.

Well then think about it mate it was the time when people still beloved that the gods were all having affairs with each others . Also; these would be used to help people navigate across oceans and to find their way across long distances without compasses and such.

Squirt wrote:^ I'd much rather see Orion's tits

Here's one O_o

Squirt wrote:Well then think about it mate it was the time when people still beloved that the gods were all having affairs with each others . Also; these would be used to help people navigate across oceans and to find their way across long distances without compasses and such.

Yeah, but still...

Tsume wrote:those stars looking nothing like the thing it's supposed to be.

Sacchin wrote:

Squirt wrote:^ I'd much rather see Orion's tits

Here's one O_o

<3 nicely played mate, nicely played.
@Tsume to us I looks like nothig but if you spend your whole lifebusing the constellation system I'm pretty sure you'd get used to it.

what's wrong with constellations? =[

i always see orion's belt and the big dipper, they look so pretty =]

Tsume wrote:I'm not sure really, but I'm just saying how bullshit they are. To me those stars looking nothing like the thing it's supposed to be.

Constellations aren't just for looking like certain characters. They're kinda used to map the sky.