June 17 Crop Formation Evolves Over 3 Days

Sun Jun 21, 2009 6:08 am » by **Heruur**

Here's what happened with this particular crop circle:

Farmer jealous of all the attention, tried to make one himself and failed. (first night)
Then to make it better, he called in some circlemakers to finish the job.
And on the third night, some juvenile aliens drove by, laughing their asses off, made two horns sticking out of it.

Sun Jun 21, 2009 5:37 pm » by **Drextin**

heruur wrote:Here's what happened with this particular crop circle:

Farmer jealous of all the attention, tried to make one himself and failed. (first night)
Then to make it better, he called in some circlemakers to finish the job.
And on the third night, some juvenile aliens drove by, laughing their asses off, made two horns sticking out of it.

Sun Jun 21, 2009 5:40 pm » by **Darrylmckay**

You will notice that the majority of crop circles form in england, farmers over there get bored you know, the sheep are not quite as pretty as thier new zealand cousins.

Sun Jun 21, 2009 5:45 pm » by **Drextin**

darrylmckay wrote:You will notice that the majority of crop circles form in england, farmers over there get bored you know, the sheep are not quite as pretty as thier new zealand cousins.

True but I hear they are quite sophisticated and well educated.........but alas they tend to be frigid.

Sun Jun 21, 2009 5:48 pm » by **Darrylmckay**

or maybe they dont like englishmen, i heard during the war they used to "flock"around the new zealand troops ( or maybe they just hearded them up to make them easier to catch).

Sun Jun 21, 2009 6:28 pm » by **Heruur**

drextin wrote:
darrylmckay wrote:You will notice that the majority of crop circles form in england, farmers over there get bored you know, the sheep are not quite as pretty as thier new zealand cousins.

True but I hear they are quite sophisticated and well educated.........but alas they tend to be frigid.

The sheep or the farmers?

Sun Jun 21, 2009 7:15 pm » by **Drextin**

heruur wrote:
drextin wrote:
darrylmckay wrote:You will notice that the majority of crop circles form in england, farmers over there get bored you know, the sheep are not quite as pretty as thier new zealand cousins.

True but I hear they are quite sophisticated and well educated.........but alas they tend to be frigid.

The sheep or the farmers?

Well if you ask the sheep.................