Originally posted by dsm1664If you think about the logistics of trying to lift a comedy sized bottle of tipex, full of fluid. You'd need much more lift in order to be able to get up and down with the accuracy to make the circles. It'd make more sense to just have the lid, maybe some kind of swiss army lids, for all your crop circle making needs.
reply to post by TruthxIsxInxThexMist
This photo is hilarious..... you wouldn't need the whole tipex, you would only need the top of it to make the print....
Sorry, was using the whole Tipp-ex bottle over the top?
Should have just used the cap?
Now I'm peeing myself!
[edit on 29-6-2009 by dsm1664]
Link: www.wccsg.com...
One member of the WCCSG team spent the night of the 20th June on a Solstice nightwatch near Silbury Hill.
While he, with one group camped out there, another separate group were on watch across the road at West Kennett Longbarrow.
As the hours of darkness passed, many strange lights were observed in the sky above the longbarrow and in the surrounding area. The group ruled out any logical explanation for these lights - satelites, aircraft etc. Their reports tell us that the balls of lights were numerous, and at times, they moved toward one another before separating again.
As the sun began to rise on the morning of the 21st June, the shadow of what could be a crop circle was visable through binoculars from Silbury Hill at 4.13am. At around 4.35am, Olivier from our group and his companion Andrew Pyrka were the first to set foot in the beautiful Yin Yang formation.
There had been no reports from the watching groups of any obvious human activity in the fields during the night.
Originally posted by cropmuncher
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This isnt you is it?
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Originally posted by cropmuncher
reply to post by TruthxIsxInxThexMist
This isnt you is it?
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Originally posted by dsm1664
reply to post by Myendica
Well, this site is a good resource for American Dad.
Oooow...Could I be...?
