Conehead Skulls

or maybe he just had a huge schlong

Nice to see that this thread still exists.

I tip my hat to you Simon.

Here's a collage I put together from research of my members.



Enjoy!

Peace, Mark

i knew this kid in 4th grade who had a head like that. it was elongated and no one talked to him. he later failed 8th grade and worked at burger king for like 4 years

I know this is a serious subject, but I'm surprised that I read through all these replies and have not seen one picture of Dan Aykroyd. Unbelieveable!!

Peace

Originally posted by jhova
Just because someone wrote something in a book, or just because someone says something, and it is accepted by the masses, doesn' t make it right either.Anybody question why someone would participate in skull binding?NO one just wakes up thinking"I'm going to put a towel around my head to swell the back of my skull" for no reason.They were trying to imitate the look of the gods (originally) and I bet the ancient stories of skull binding say the samething.

Are you suggesting that these gods that they were trying to imitate were what we've come to known as greys? If so, then you get my way above for this month

I actually remember seeing a documentary on these skulls a few years ago. One answer that they gave was some kind of genetic disorder in which the skull was malformed in a similar fashion as the pictures you have provided. These remote populations also practiced inbreeding, which in turn created entire villages, and burial pits of strange skulls.

Deny ignorance = don't read half of what these people post!

This forum = a govt controlled spook forum.

How can anyone claim that the skulls I posted are a result of interbreeding or head binding. There are so many varieties. From horned skulls to pear shaped to coneheads.

Anyone who comes to this site is missing out on the real knowledge.

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I wonder. Remember the picture of moss a few days back that grew in a bizarre spiral form in zero-gee? Maybe this is what human skulls grow like without the influence of gravity?

Skull stretching was all the rage at one point and still is important to some groups today.

I'm sure that with the ancient customs, originally they were honoring some "Gods" they saw as important enough to attempt to physically emulate.

- Lee