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suave harv S
suave harv Nov 26, 2003 13:53:51
Replying to Moth

The 'top of Silbury seen along the Ridgeway' is a bit like Magret Curtis's 'Man standing in the moon' ideas. . sort of interesting, but at best a theory. I just has me going . . riiiiight!
Still, it's a lot better than the 'flying saucer landing pad' I suggested isn't it? Every-one knows UFOs prefer to land in cornfields :-)
'specially in Wessex!

H Hob
Hob Nov 26, 2003 14:05:06
Replying to suave harv

Possibilities bandied around here:
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/forum/?thread=14644

Which when combined with the above give:

“A Bathing pregnant mother goddess’ tit shaped UFO observatory, used by artificial sky worshipping archers called Sil, who conducts earth energies at ompahloses (pl?), in order to contact the huge, ever growing pulsating brain (which rules from the centre of the ultra world), so that it can tell him how to build pyramids properly.”

Suprising no-one's ever realised that before. But that's what happens when you lose the manual.

N nigelswift
nigelswift Nov 26, 2003 14:33:38
Replying to suave harv

You're a bit hard on the Silbury Game IMHO.
I think there's more to it than has previously been suggested.

http://stopcrueltytoanimals.com/page9.html