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Originally posted by JayinAR
Those "marks" aren't proof of anything.
It is a ripple 3d effect.
You can look on google images for a crop circle that appears as a 3d CD and see how this is simply another effect of layering the crop.
Nice try, though.
Originally posted by JayinAR
The tramlines aren't used. See my illustration.
Originally posted by JayinAR
The tramlines aren't used to put this on the ground.
post by Wormwood Squirm
Ya you are right, people, boards and ropes
this difference in cellular structure (it should be said) forms a
These analyses show that the cellular structure of the plants has been strongly affected and that the composition of the soil greatly altered in crop circles (man made designs exhibit no such results
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to
post by Wormwood Squirm
Ya you are right, people, boards and ropes
sarcasm right ? because anyone who thinks, these are man made
by any means. really needs to pull their head out.
this difference in cellular structure (it should be said) forms a
These analyses show that the cellular structure of the plants has been strongly affected and that the composition of the soil greatly altered in crop circles (man made designs exhibit no such results
sort of a knucle in the plant causing the bend.the plant then grows
horizontal to the ground. as unbelievable as it is.
it is a fact.
apologies op, not trying to hijack your thread.s&f for you .
[edit on 17-8-2009 by randyvs]
Originally posted by JayinAR
Boy, you seem to have it all figured out.
Go ahead and post a video of these guys doing it as you say.
You can't.
and this all happens over one night ? come on!
Show me a "knuckle". One doesn't have to be a botanist to know that all plants, trees, etc form little knots where they have been damaged as they try to repair themselves and keep the fluids flowing to all parts of the plant
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by Wormwood Squirm
and this all happens over one night ? come on!
Show me a "knuckle". One doesn't have to be a botanist to know that all plants, trees, etc form little knots where they have been damaged as they try to repair themselves and keep the fluids flowing to all parts of the plant
Originally posted by randyvs
and this all happens over one night ? come on!
reply to post by Wormwood Squirm
Precisely, that is why the claim is outlandish and bogus