Have you heard of the time cube?

[Cazero]

Plus the ice wall solves that one.

If we assume part of the ice wall evaporate and is redistributed as rain it may explain why the world isn't entirely dehydrated by now, but it can't prevent it as some of that rain is bound to fall on the wrong side of it on a regular basis.

[Kantaki]

If we assume part of the ice wall evaporate and is redistributed as rain it may explain why the world isn't entirely dehydrated by now, but it can't prevent it as some of that rain is bound to fall on the wrong side of it on a regular basis.

Silly Cazero.
The rain can't fall on the wrong side of the ice wall.
The wind blows the clouds in the other direction.
And even if it didn't the rain still wouldn't get through the dome that seperates the Earth-Disc from the firmament.

[Anonymouswizard]

Silly Cazero.
The rain can't fall on the wrong side of the ice wall.
The wind blows the clouds in the other direction.
And even if it didn't the rain still wouldn't get through the dome that seperates the Earth-Disc from the firmament.

I can tell you're not a flat earther sir, your argument is too logical

[Kantaki]

I can tell you're not a flat earther sir, your argument is too logical

Well duh. My brain mightn't work entirely right, but it still works.

[TheManicMonocle]

[Jormengand]

My response to the time cube goes something like this.