[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Posted for the benefit of you-know-who....

;-)

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Pong!

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[WorkingClassFilth]

Kewl. I hope this sparks interest in all of the anamolies that defy the usual explanations about our origins, history and the created world.

[ElkGroveDan]

With all that traveling I hope they don’t do anything to rune it.

[csvset]

Like a Runestone cowboy...

[NormsRevenge]

Cool.

Hometown stuff here.. remember seeing it as a kid..

Too bad Ole the Giant Viking can’t go with..

Used to always enjoy the Holiday Season, big Ole decked out as Santa Claus.

[NorwegianViking]

Thanks for the post. I would love to see it. I would also like to see the other runestone here in the U.S at Heavener, Oklahoma. From another article ...One of those others is the Heavener Runestone, in Heavener, Oklahoma. The 12-foot high monolith stands outside, shielded in a big box. According to the folks inthe interpretive center, the enscription on it dates back to AD 600-900, and tells the story of "Glome" who used the rock to lay claim to this part of the Sooner State... As in Alexandria, the folks here do not diss other runestones, knowing that Alexandria's rock is yet more evidence that Columbus was a Euro-come-lately. "They've got their runestone, we've got ours," the Heavener folks explain. "Ours is older." Other, less-glamorous runestones are in nearby Poteau and Shawnee. The Vikings (or some local farmers) were busy boys. http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/29041