Gleaming Monolith Pops Up in Nevada Desert

If you can touch and see the bolts that hold it to the ground it's RC Christian up to his old shenanigans .

If anyone wants to solve the mystery just watch from what I understand they come back and remove it and a artist group out on NM claimed the 1st ones .

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge2
a reply to: nugget1

It only takes one?

You must be langered so lol.
Thats it, you've reached your limit.

I drank them both, SK-and I'm not as think as you drunk I am.

originally posted by: VariedcodeSole

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: VariedcodeSole
a reply to: EndTime

We all do. This is just more..... whatever.

You seem dissapointed; sorry I wasted your time!

Not your post. It's the people who are doing this.

Well, it's not as offensive as burning down buildings or flash mobs hitting stores!

It seems pretty harmeless to me, although the guv. agents are worried about 'harmoing the environment'....like they have some kind of monopoly on that job.

a reply to: nugget1

Well I think this is an interesting thread. Who knows. Just because people are making their own monoliths doesn't mean there aren't ones that are legitimately unexplained.

Its like with UFO sightings. Some are fake, some are real if you believe in UFOs.

originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
If you can touch and see the bols that hold it to the ground it's RC Christian up to his old shenanigans .

If anyone wants to solve the mystery just watch from what I understand they come back and remove it and a artist group out on NM claimed the 1st ones .

So....we on ATS can claim the fame for the by in Vegas!

Yeah; I did that! And I won't say how; it's a trade secret.

a reply to: nugget1

HAHHAAA

You sound dery vrunk there Nugget.

No more for you, i shall see you in another thread.

Ah here, go on then.........

Don't blame me on your hangover

lol that was to much -Edit

a reply to: nugget1

The ones appearing in remote areas intrigue me; why would someone go to such lenths? I must admit I wouldn't have been opposed to doing such a thing in the remote areas we used to camp in.

Me too! I think the last one I remember was during Obama's reign. I thought then, who has the energy and free time to erect one? ...................and no one see's mysterious vehicles in the area?

So has the government hacked one down to see what it is made of ?

Or lets say you come across one and decide to see what it is made of will you be sued for hitting it with a hammer ?

Is it private property or can you pull it down with a 4x4 ?

a reply to: SecretKnowledge2

Praying to the porcelain gowd comes first. Or, I can just walk it off....maybe I'll go erect another monument, this time in the wilds of Idaho. We rednecks always get left out of the fun!

originally posted by: RookQueen2
a reply to: nugget1

The ones appearing in remote areas intrigue me; why would someone go to such lenths? I must admit I wouldn't have been opposed to doing such a thing in the remote areas we used to camp in.

Me too! I think the last one I remember was during Obama's reign. I thought then, who has the energy and free time to erect one? ...................and no one see's mysterious vehicles in the area?

All the US ones have been in remote national forest land and government parks off the beaten path as far as I've been able to find.
So far, it looks like the US is the leader, with 34 to Germany's second place with 10 monoliths.

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

So has the government hacked one down to see what it is made of ?

As far as I can find the guv. just 'removes' them -to protect the delicate environment. They're pretty tight lipped with any details.

Or lets say you come across one and decide to see what it is made of will you be sued for hitting it with a hammer ?

From WIKI:

On December 2, 2020, a triangular reflective metal column was found on Pine Mountain in Atascadero, California. This appeared to be hollow and not secured to the ground. On December 4, three young men, from Orange County, referring to themselves as military veterans, livestreamed themselves destroying the monolith on DLive, replacing it with a large wooden cross and chanting "Christ is king!". Members of the group are also heard singing country songs, and were heard saying "we don't want illegal aliens from Mexico or outer space". The group's chants and slang suggest that they were part of the Groyper movement.

According to the local mayor, Heather Moreno, "We are upset that these young men felt the need to drive five hours to come into our community and vandalize the monolith ... The monolith was something unique and fun in an otherwise stressful time."]

On December 5, a group of four artists (Wade McKenzie, Travis Kenney, Randall Kenney and Jared Riddle) declared that they were the creators of the original structure, and after it was toppled, decided to replace it with a new one.[5] According to one of the artists, Wade McKenzie, "We intended for it to be a piece of guerrilla art. But when it was taken down in such a malicious manner, we decided we needed to replace it." The next day, the local deputy city manager, Terrie Banish, said that the city was "happy to see it return".

Is it private property or can you pull it down with a 4x4 ?

So far I haven't found any erected on private property, but the WIKI list is looong and I haven't read through it all yet.

a reply to: nugget1



Just another nudge from TPTB angled to the mouth breathers to get them on the "Let's welcome the ETs," bandwagon!

originally posted by: CosmicFocus
a reply to: nugget1



Just another nudge from TPTB angled to the mouth breathers to get them on the "Let's welcome the ETs," bandwagon!

They certainly seem to be pushing that agenda pretty hard. Makes me wonder why?

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge2
a reply to: nugget1

You're most likely right! And I'm finding it far more pleasant than wondering WTH the government is doing!

You bring politics into an art thread!

Nugget !!!
Surely you don't ponder such horrible thoughts. No, i know you don't. Still, you are correct, anything is far more pleasant than thinking like that

Here, have a pint from an Irish man and enjoy the monolith

A pint of some Irish Whiskey would be nice! Politics in an art thread is worthy of cheers too, just to say oh well.

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge2
a reply to: nugget1

You're most likely right! And I'm finding it far more pleasant than wondering WTH the government is doing!

You bring politics into an art thread!

Nugget !!!
Surely you don't ponder such horrible thoughts. No, i know you don't. Still, you are correct, anything is far more pleasant than thinking like that

Here, have a pint from an Irish man and enjoy the monolith

A pint of some Irish Whiskey would be nice! Politics in an art thread is worthy of cheers too, just to say oh well.

Here you go; a pint just for you!

I blame Trump.

(In before someone else blames Trump!)

a reply to: DerBeobachter2

Yeah... and I'm the owner of ATS...

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: DerBeobachter2

Yeah... and I'm the owner of ATS...

I know, didn´t want to tell anybody the reasons why ATS went through so much trouble...

a reply to: DerBeobachter2

Nice rebuttal

I'm always trouble to the troubled...