Underground city beneath Central Park?

This could be its own thread but,

what is this? is it even real? can anyone translate the site?

Check out all the images

fixed link

[edit on 8-2-2007 by AlienChaser]

Originally posted by Royal76
What better place to hide something than in plain site

Exactly! It may be a joke, but you never know.

EDIT: removed

[edit on 18/2/07 by Glyph_D]

Originally posted by annestacey


All of the pictures appear to be computer-generated.

And also stolen from another site.

I did however like their disclaimer.

reply to post by djohnsto77



doesnt matter where yu livee or anythingg ,

the underground city is over a hundred feet
deep ,my friend has been down & unless yu have
you have no right too put in your two senses .

I don't live in or visit New York City, so I hadn't heard all these "mysteries" about Central Park, from an underground city to their obelisk. (Although the "Men in Black" movies made all of New York City appear to be hiding ETs!)

Although this curious story I just ran across, would fit right in ...

www.newser.com...
DIRT IN CENTRAL PARK TEEMING WITH ASTONISHING DIVERSITY
"She also found something pretty unexpected when she and nine other scientists invaded Central Park recently and collected 596 samples of dirt. After extracting the DNA, her team had 167,000 varieties of microbes — count every mammal on the planet then multiply that number by 30 — WITH 80% OF THOSE MICROBES CURRENTLY UNKNOWN TO SCIENCE, the Washington Post reports. As National Geographic puts it, that's "microbial richness on a scale we can barely understand."

Slightly offtopic, but the designer of that site needs for their choice of unpleasant background image, which makes it ugly to read.

This story won't make New Yorkers very happy, but it may be more evidence of "exotic micro-evidence/DNA" that may point to "unusual/exotic visitors."

gma.yahoo.com...
NYC RATS A HOTBED OF KNOWN - AND UNKNOWN - MICROBES
"From studying 133 rats, researchers found a host of expected bacteria and viruses in addition to a few surprises, including the Seoul Hantavirus and 18 UNKNOWN VIRUSES. (The Seoul Hantavirus, which can cause a hemorrhagic fever, had never been documented in New York City before.)"

NOTE: Ebola is also a "hemorrhagic fever."

(Take your Vitamin C! Best and cheapest anti-viral preventative there is.)

a reply to: Anonymous ATS

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