The Snark
Flat Earth: Oakley is a Poe
updated
That one was called "Waltzing Bitchmade."
Hope you enjoy this one!
This is their channel:
youtube.com/@UC2JaXg63L_VqvXN4SwF4zOQ
To them I say:
I hope it's OK that I took your footage, and of course you can use my sound - I'd more than welcome it!
I left Team Sceptic in there, but added a cat that wasn't there in the original.
Have fun!
If you've seen "The Big Lebowski" you will recognise the tune.
Enjoy another song about Chille, a real SovCit and Frauditor!
The creator of the lyrics is, again, NCtPtI. Thanks, looking forward to future collabs.
For better understanding of the lyrics, let's wait for some explanations by the author of the lyrics. Should be on their way.
However, this version started with the original, which was not always appreciated by those looking for (anti) Flerfer content.
So here is the "Flerf only" version. Have fun!
Again, if applicable.
Ah well, Maybe you will enjoy this. I'm not going to do a song (or dance) about it.
The original can be found on Arwijn's channel. Look for "Early Bird Arwijn" and the date is 5 January 2023, just after the 01:20 mark. I condensed it a bit to make it less boring.
youtube.com/watch?v=9Uqe1qR3KJY&t=1s&ab_channel=ConspiracyToonz
A bit late for Christmas, but this was not easy.
Maybe I will do this one next year, with more precision and a 50/50 split of male/female voices.
Have a great New Year!
Correction: I sang "On the twelfth day" too soon. Should have been the tenth.
But does that stop me? Heck no.
The opening image is from Flat Derp. Many thanks to him!
Clever Peter and the Postal Bank, sort of thing.
I played around with one of the pages, for your enjoyment.
This was over a month ago, but I was in the middle of moving from Rotterdam to Utrecht.
Well, after the long wait there is a new video.
It is about a well-known frauditor Chili or Chilli. He features on channels like The Plot Hole, The Triggered Limey, Flat Derp and more. He deserves it.
Well, enjoy the song!
Enjoy!
A clip has been included. Hope you like it!
Mr Sensible provided the lyrics, he did the first version of the song too. But I was asked to take over the singing. Happy to oblige!
Here is the Mitch Saga:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6cxHCuBaCE18WRRzMj6HZIVld1JK9kGn
because of course you want to know how this all came to be.
Well, enjoy the song. Another one is on the way. A different version, well worth checking out, if I may say so. Expect Mr. 42 to do his magic.
Have fun. That's an order.
To the tune of a well known song, from the time I was around 15.
Thanks to Bill Devitt and to Henriette, who both suggested I do this one.
The supplied lyrics, however, pointed in the direction of "The Drunken Sailor," which resulted in "The Drunken Flerf."
The time has finally come to do "The Wellerman," Flerf version.
Here it is, enjoy!
Note: Henriette could not help me this time, because of a slight ilness. It is well possible that in due time we will produce a new version where the tenor voices are done by Henriette.
I removed the doubles, grouped some answers together to make more sense of some answers, corrected a few spelling mistakes and had a good laugh.
I hope you do same.
The timestamps in his original video are different from below by a few seconds only. This is Charles' table of contents:
A 56-minute letter to my old buddy Nathan Oakley.
0:00 Intro
1:11 Our History
6:27 "Assume" a sphere
10:30 Logical Fallacies
11:10 Begging the Question
12:07 False Dichotomy
15:39 Non Sequitur
18:44 Requiring R
26:24 Eratosthenes
30:55 Lying
35:44 Curved Adjacent
48:40 Targeting Children
53:00 Conclusion
I only took out some misspoken syllables, to create more flow. I created this for myself, so I can listen to it again without distraction, but I hope there will be others who enjoy this version.
This is the more musically correct version.
The middle bit is my variation of "Glory Glory Psychotherapy" by Joan Baez. Worth a listen.
Have fun again!
This video is so well done that I thought I'd share it. But since most of my audience will not understand, I decided to do some work and do an English version. Not subtitled, but spoken. Not easy. I may sound a bit hurried here and there because of the difference in the length of sentences in both languages. But I think the message is clear.
Enjoy the video, and maybe pay Olivier a visit.
youtube.com/c/OlivierJoseph
1. So many weather balloons don't even exist
2. Weather balloons cannot give you an accuracy that's enough to tell you where you are. Well, come in science deniers!
The Dutch who remember "De Dik Voor Mekaar Show" can relate to our yell, when things get interesting: "De Groot, waar ben ik nou?"
Anyway, judge for yourself if we had fun.
Goes to show that I do more than mocking Flat Earthers.
Thanks to Richard Woodroffe, of the Noteworthy Community, who did the score (yeeeeears ago) which gave me the Midi, which in turn enabled me to display the words on the screen, so you all can happily sing along.
Big thanks to Henriette who did the soprano and alto parts!
During the opening orchestral bars, you will see "Le Cadran de Croisic," which is an equatorially mounted sun dial. Needless to say, this only works on a globe. The plaques explaining which corrections you should apply to get your time from the sun time are clear (but in French), the results are easily verified (which they are, regularly) and the corrections are based on the Globe model.
Because of course I had to include some actual Flat Earth destruction, and you're welcome.
Did I say "watch till end?" Yes. Listen until the very end. Thanks CT!
For better understanding, the English translation is running along.
Have fun. And that's an order.
Have fun peeps!
Special thanks to Henriette who did the singing. She also found a way to do the Smurf effect.
Enjoy!
That lost, lonely "Derp" at the end... I left it in. Too funny.
Have fun and have a glorious 2022! Globe FTW!
This is the improved version of the video that the two above mentioned heroes created and posted today. Flerfspective gave me his blessing. Well, there you go! Chin chin!
The wine label was LaLand, originally. I changed it to LaLa Land, as that would be more appropriate for Flerfers.
So, what do you think of this one?
The original song is "Dodenrit (Ride of Death)", also known as "Trojka hier, Trojka daar" by Drs. P. That song is about someone who traveled through Siberia on a horse drawn sled, and he fed his children, and finally his wife, to the wolves. Just before he would have made to Omsk he was eaten as well.
Well, the Flerfers are destroyed one by one.
He tries to get help from Sleepy, with predictable results.
Critical Think did most of the lyrics. Here is the end of his video:
youtube.com/watch?v=k7YnVqFLj0Y&t=28m22s
Dear debunkers, use it, or parts of it, as you see fit!
Porkies = Lies.
(Cockney Rhyming Slang. Pork pies / Lies.)
The original is to be found on the album "Tigers will survive." Those who are familiar with it, will automatically burst into "If I could only tell you..." at the end.
The clap, throughout the song, is simply a multiplication of the first three claps of the original, spaced out where necessary because the original was not timed to a metronome. I did the three voices in the beginning, after the verses I honoured Matthews' ending and ad lib.
Henriette produced the two pictures at the end. Many of you will recognise musical symbols for flat, natural, sharp and repeat. I hope.
I collected, collated, cleaned up and read the stones.
Ranty came up in the same chat, but I changed that around completely.
I really enjoy Flerfspective's videos.
Note: Mr Cheswick was a Flerfer troubadour. Did reasonable stuff, depending on your musical taste. He did "SciManDan's a wanker", so I replied with a Dutch song, which was later followed up with an English translation, lyrics mostly by Dutch Heretic, Ned McRant. My idea of doing a song for Rachie, using the same melody (My old man is a dustman) came from there.
For the non-native English speakers: a threnody is a dirge. A funeral song.
#FLATEARTH
Thanks to Matt Dillahunty for the original joke. That is, maybe he got it somewhere else, but for me Matt is the first one who told me the joke. About Christian kittens that turned Atheist - and the girl was a boy.
Original video from "The Kit Cats", A Den of Purring Kittens.
youtube.com/watch?v=RM5hQ3Qtf-8
Original text from The Atheist Experience, Austin, Texas.
I added a top voice for more effect.
As you can see, the Dutch and English lyrics happily share the screen. The English translation is quite close, even though some of the Dutch stuff is quite untranslatable. Have fun regardless, even if you are a Flerfer!
He has basic understanding, so you may have to bear with him.
No, I don't entirely know exactly what's going on. Please tell me.
He has basic understanding.
See WheresWally's videos about Flat Earther LEO / Adam.
His signoff was "Keep it flat please!" and that's how this video ends, too.
To introduce you to the song, I do the original by Flanders & Swann first.
The pictures at the start of the video are from me playing WordScapes. Interesting words popped up recently, such as "Gravity" and "Sphere." Must have been a sign.
Have fun team!


