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While in some circle (nice pun there) that triangle with the dots in it might have some super secret meaning, out here where I live it's a common toy

You aren't well versed in ancient history it seems. Take a look at the links below..

THE TETRACTYS OF PYTHAGORAS

PYTHAGORAS of SAMOS

Why? Why fly across the galaxy to grafitize a corn field?

How else would they give us subtle hints without alarming us? What if they HAVE sent OTHER signals that have been ignored or silenced by "scientists", either on orders or out of sheer denial? MANY ancient relics have been either destroyed or labeled as "hoaxes" when the evidence didn't fit the current model of what is true and how things should be.

And please no "sacred geometry" crap, I've tried to read those things but every time I do I fall out of my chair in just a couple of paragraphs; very little in this world is sillier than "sacred geometry".

You probably have no idea what "sacred geometry" really is..

Sacred Geometry Home Page by Bruce Rawles

Sacred Geometry Discovery

Pythagoras & Music of the Spheres

Okham's Razor. Since the vast majority of people in the western world have seen that shape and owned it in the form of a toy, the simpler and therefore more likely explaination is that if it was used as the inspiration for a crop circle it was because it's a common toy we've all seen, not because of it's mystical properties.

Vandalizing farm land is a signal? See that's the problem, in order to believe these are alien signals you have to believe that a super advanced species that can fly all over the galaxy and violate our airspace without setting off any security devices then gets here and acts like common hoodlums tagging farm fields.

You're right. I have no idea what secret geometry is, I've tried to read up on it and laugh my ass of everytime. Anything I've ever tried to read on sacred geometry reads like a Monty Python sketch. It is hands down the silliest idea I've ever heard.

You probably have no idea what "sacred geometry" really is..

An allusion to pure pseudo-scientific pabulum from someone who probably can't change his own flashlight's batteries without detailed instructions pulled off a website ...