Crop circle amazes the world

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[Goonch]

Crop circle experts investigating a mysterious design which appeared in a farmer's field in Barton have likened it to the Pentagon building in Washington DC.

The intricate pattern is astounding enthusiasts across the world after it was posted on a website dedicated to the phenomenon.

[Goonch]

"Computer+GPS can facillitate making crop circles..."

No doubt about it

The old fashion way

[Lady Jag]

THAT’s what that diagram is! Cool!

That lawnmower on the bottom, is it programmable???

[Daffynition]

So you're good at mysteries? What do you notice about these two crop circles? ;-D

[A knight without armor]

Yike. When I go to that website all I get is a white screen. Eerieeeeeee.

[PLMerite]

“Have you ever noticed a crop circle in a field without pesticide applicator tracks in it?”

I thought they were irrigation...whatever the Brits call them?

[PLMerite]

“...crop-designs are MAN made...”

I used to thing there had to be something to as least *some* of them, that there couldn’t be that many people with nothing to do but go out into the fields at night. But I underestimated the capacity of unemployed Brits to amuse themselves, and of other people to fall for hoaxes.

[Goonch]

"So you're good at mysteries? What do you notice about these two crop circles? ;-D"

Someone used a crop circle eraser

Despicable

[Goonch]

"That lawnmower on the bottom, is it programmable???"

Practically everything's programmable

[Goonch]

"Yike. When I go to that website all I get is a white screen. Eerieeeeeee."

Which website is that?

[Daffynition]

LOL....The eraser in photoshop! ;-D

[Daffynition]

I like the 3-D illusions...like this one...

The astonishing three-dimensional design, 200ft in diameter, has been created in a wheat field at Silbury Hill in Wiltshire. Only yards away are the 5,000-year-old West Kennet Longbarrow burial grounds, one of the largest and most impressive Neolithic graves in Britain.

[Quix]

Well put.

Though I suspect naysayers will not be able to get to the end of your paragraph without some circuits frizzing out . . . leaving them wandering incoherently puzzled about what . . . . now what was it . . . what were they just doing?

[Quix]

Unless you are talking about computers and very advanced weapons systems . . .

the computer does

NOT

flatten a single stalk of grain—nor does the GPS.

And a couple of drunks with boards and a string cannot physically do a fraction of the complicated ones in an hour or less . . . as has been the verified case of many complex ones . . . some IIRC, in under 30 minutes.

[Quix]

You’re obviously not familiar with the microwaved plant nodes; the microfine iron particles coating everything; the super dry soil etc. within the crop circles vs the plants not within the crop circles.

Or perhaps your great wisdom has deduced that the two drunks have somehow managed to hide a microwave emitter in their board and strings? That would still leave the time problem as well as the iron particles problem and the super dry soil problem . . . as well as magnetic anomalies.

[A knight without armor]

The one mentioned in the article :

“And the men behind www.cropcircleconnector.com now intend to use footage from their visit to see the land at Barton Hill Farm in a new DVD being releasing early next year.”

[Goonch]

Crop Circle Connecter

[Goonch]

BTW - Love your screen name

Ballad of Paladin

[A knight without armor]

Thank you. Thank you.

The site works for me now.

[Goonch]

"inverted pentagram: Sign of the Anti-Chrys."

[ErnBatavia]

Reminds me of the moonbat who thought a Mercedes logo is the peace sign...