[vietpryde]

5000 words is kinda long dontcha think?

[X Zolon]

hmm... uhh.. nah.

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[X Zolon]

You guys have a month and a half to write it, but fine, I'll lower it to 3000 words.

Grumble grumble writing 25000 word novel grumble...

[Kowboy]

Crop circles are made for many reasons. People make them, supposedly magnetic fields do, Pepsi and Coke (Industries do it as a joke for promotion of their product.), and supposedly Aliens.

[©allum]

May not be able to do it. Got tests and speeches and High Schooling tests coming up.

[Spikeout]

XZ i cant do it i have a 20 page essay to complete about the investigation test i did in my college for criminology. sorry ill let someone else do it.

[Crescens]

"Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has ever tried to contact us."

- Calvin and Hobbes

[Alpha-Weltall-2]

How do YOU know they haven't tried to contact us. With secret government security areas such as Area 51 and other facilities you can't prove they haven't tried to contact us if they were intercepted by the government... In other words... the government SUCKS

[Crescens]

I wasn't saying I thought that, I just felt that the quote from Calvin and Hobbes was significant to the topic. It also brings up a fairly big question - with human society as it is today, would intelligent life existing elsewhere in the universe want to contact us?

[Dart060]

Sorry for late posting. I was surfing around the topics and found this one particuly intresting

Stonehenges:

It is believed that man has built has built these stone like temples, But how?, There are many theroies today, but the one i put my support in is that the men would lift these huge stone by slipping a very long stick under it then having 3-4 men push down on the stick to lift it. Also my theory is that to get the stones there would use some kind of slege or ropes around the stone and the 4 mens stomachs then would go were they needed to go dragging the stone behind.

That was just a brief of the history.

[Spikeout]

I think it was built by the Celts.

[cjjones]

lol, has anyone read the book 'The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy'? That has some pretty wierd ideas about the universe, and things on a larger scale than just our planet, such as that the answer to the question of Life, The Universe and Everything is '42' (there may be discrimination - supposedly every version of the Guide is different), and that God's Final Message to his Creation is 'We are sorry for the inconvenience'.

It's quite a good book too.

[©allum]

Sorry XZ. wont be able to do my thingy. (sure everyone else wont do it but doesnt have the guts to post) The reason being i got tests and grading stuff and lots off end of year things.

[Stargate3216]

What if Aliens used the Eygptian Phymids as landing pads for motherships?