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Hey Slumpy, is it just me or does every other line of this strike you as deeply wierd?
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/ConGenericProduct.231

Is it EH's attempt to appeal to your chav mates or was someone as high as a kite?

nigelswift wrote:
Hey Slumpy, is it just me or does every other line of this strike you as deeply wierd?
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/ConGenericProduct.231

Is it EH's attempt to appeal to your chav mates or was someone as high as a kite?

Ick! Is it on sale in Tesco's?

"Which sites it competes with in the league of ancient British artefacts?"

Competes? What; you mean fiscally? Or is this a reference to the 2012 requirement of the A303?

Peace

Pilgrim

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nigelswift wrote:
Hey Slumpy, is it just me or does every other line of this strike you as deeply wierd?
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/ConGenericProduct.231

Is it EH's attempt to appeal to your chav mates or was someone as high as a kite?

Stonehenge - For Chavs, By Chavs.

Stonehenge was built a long time ago. Them stones is big, bigger than the ones outside Asda. Some of them come from Welsh Wales which is the other side of Bristol. The cavemen what put them up used magic. They was Druids, from France, and Merlin was they're King. They used to kill people and bury them in round barrels all around the countryside. The big stones are called Triathlons and the little ones are Blue Stones even though their not blue. People have dug up the ground and found bodies and bits of pot all broken up. Lots of stones have gone because people made bricks from them and built houses. Some of the stones have fallen down and broke on the ground. People come down at the Summer Solace to get drunk at the Slaughtered Stone and watch the sun rising behind the Hill Stone.

etc etc...