"Today we unearthed a new statue to give us a little insite on the Gods of the 20th century "

Lol when they dig this up... who knows what they think of us.

originally posted by: I1Am1Ready1Are1You
Lol when they did this up... who knows what they think of us.

I can see it now, someone's gonna decapitate that thing.

it will be on the news for days , when that happens. LMAO

a reply to: thishereguy

haha and we will see that on ATS... lol

a reply to: I1Am1Ready1Are1You

I've thought about this before. When we find relics from the past, we automatically assume none of our ancestors had any humor or creativity.

Everything has a religious or political purpose. Who knows if they were just #ing around?

a reply to: OrphanApology

thats been my thought process for years.......

This must have been one of the Bug-eyed aliens that helped us build the sky-scrapers.


note the elongated skull. haha

Thats Dohpe.
a reply to: I1Am1Ready1Are1You

originally posted by: OrphanApology
a reply to: I1Am1Ready1Are1You

I've thought about this before. When we find relics from the past, we automatically assume none of our ancestors had any humor or creativity.

Everything has a religious or political purpose. Who knows if they were just #ing around?

Agreed. I look at things like the Voynich Manuscript and I see some guy huddled over these pages just giggling to himself day after day relishing in what a huge mind f#*! this will be one day.

As long as there have been people, there had to have been people who liked messing with other people. It can't be something new. I refuse to believe it.

a reply to: I1Am1Ready1Are1You

I was trying to find some humor in this post, but your avatar kept staring me down and ruined it for me.

In the ancient past, hyperthyroidism was considered fashionable. Their primitive culture went to great lengths to modify their diets in an attempt to obtain the, then fashionable, bulging eyes of their gods.

I'm not saying that it was built by Aliens...
...but it was aliens.

originally posted by: OrphanApology
a reply to: I1Am1Ready1Are1You

I've thought about this before. When we find relics from the past, we automatically assume none of our ancestors had any humor or creativity.

Everything has a religious or political purpose. Who knows if they were just #ing around?

Actually, the building of the sphinx started out with a creative edge to it, but they changed their minds:

a reply to: CranialSponge

I love bizarro. I spent three hours one time looking through past comics.