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Ppl said they are symbols of teh Mayas

next time put it in a spoiler

doppleganger you might find this familiar and it fits! (well at least it should fit)

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Flawless Victory!

THE GHOSTS DID IT, CONSULT THIS WITH YOUR WEEGEE BOARD SILO!

Brillant artists.

Oh btw...photoshop anyone?

Might want to pick something that hasn't been proven as a hoax next time silo.

swamp gas

I did it with a fork

linkin park

Another silo thread!
I've put on my tin foil hat and I'm good to go. Let the fun start

woutR wrote:Another silo thread!
I've put on my tin foil hat and I'm good to go. Let the fun start

I only post the images and let the users comment by themself. If I comment anything, they'd take this chance and say NS bullshitted again

Or people did this to want us to believe it's the Mayans who did it. Hard to believe I know right.

This one is very impressive. Given how most crop circles are made, its probably the hardest one in that batch of pictures.

Man-made but I still think they look pretty cool. Idk about the whole "Mayan symbols" thing (too lazy to look), but it's not that hard to look them up and use them as a pattern when people make the "crop circles" -- besides, they'd look more mysterious than copying the TARGET logo.

Thats wad it looks like when god takes a shit

inky wrote:Man-made but I still think they look pretty cool. Idk about the whole "Mayan symbols" thing (too lazy to look), but it's not that hard to look them up and use them as a pattern when people make the "crop circles" -- besides, they'd look more mysterious than copying the TARGET logo.

well, if you want to see a mysterious symbol
in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KoR2t-iM9k
you'd see an alien face

Lol it looks fucking pathetic. People made the crop circles then used them later for their own discussions (not the same person) or they simply tried to make it fit with their own "theories" (not fact-based theories of course).

Silo, their made like this.

Notice almost all the crop circles are circular patterns (as implied) and made of either arcs, and or circles.

One man stands in the center of the circle

The other has a rope, like a tether

And walks around using that rope between them to make a perfect circle

He has a board he stomps on to stomp the grains down and keep footprints off the mud. A roller is used often used to smash the grains down.

The rope is also used to measure distances to make things symmetrical.

See? Making something "square" and straight is much more difficult. Partial arcs that are symetrical are also more difficult than full circles.

inky wrote:People made the crop circles then used them later for their own discussions (not the same person) or they simply tried to make it fit with their own "theories" (not fact-based theories of course).

QFT

what the **** is wrong with you?

Ryoko wrote:Silo, their made like this.

Notice almost all the crop circles are circular patterns (as implied) and made of either arcs, and or circles.

One man stands in the center of the circle

The other has a rope, like a tether

And walks around using that rope between them to make a perfect circle

He has a board he stomps on to stomp the grains down and keep footprints off the mud. A roller is used often used to smash the grains down.

The rope is also used to measure distances to make things symmetrical.

See? Making something "square" and straight is much more difficult. Partial arcs that are symetrical are also more difficult than full circles.

Something like that doesn't exist.

I got what you mean. Just had to point that out.

DumboDii wrote:

Ryoko wrote:Silo, their made like this.

Notice almost all the crop circles are circular patterns (as implied) and made of either arcs, and or circles.

One man stands in the center of the circle

The other has a rope, like a tether

And walks around using that rope between them to make a perfect circle

He has a board he stomps on to stomp the grains down and keep footprints off the mud. A roller is used often used to smash the grains down.

The rope is also used to measure distances to make things symmetrical.

See? Making something "square" and straight is much more difficult. Partial arcs that are symetrical are also more difficult than full circles.

Something like that doesn't exist.

I got what you mean. Just had to point that out.

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All these things are the typical man made alien wannabe stuff, what ppl think might look like some kind of alien symbols.


Not to mention making a crop circle with the technology aliens traveling from planet to planet would be like getting a brand new car with advanced GPS and w/e then stopping next to some grass and digging out "this way" or something lol <.<.


Or maybe it really is from aliens and it means like "look at the stupid humans LOL" or something ¬.¬.

I lol'd at the last one...

Them Mayas do like depth eh?

I just love the yin-yangish symbols and the winged thing...

I know this is a thread made by silo, but this still may sound stupid.

How would the mayans do that ages ago and it stayed the same way

Doppleganger wrote:You forgot one.

i made this one
and they are not mystery circles people make them in a corn feild just to scare the shit out of people lol

DumboDii wrote:

Ryoko wrote:Silo, their made like this.

Notice almost all the crop circles are circular patterns (as implied) and made of either arcs, and or circles.

One man stands in the center of the circle

The other has a rope, like a tether

And walks around using that rope between them to make a perfect circle

He has a board he stomps on to stomp the grains down and keep footprints off the mud. A roller is used often used to smash the grains down.

The rope is also used to measure distances to make things symmetrical.

See? Making something "square" and straight is much more difficult. Partial arcs that are symetrical are also more difficult than full circles.

Something like that doesn't exist.

I got what you mean. Just had to point that out.

Who said you can't make a perfect circle with a rope?

Thee_UniQue wrote:I know this is a thread made by silo, but this still may sound stupid.

How would the mayans do that ages ago and it stayed the same way

Just because it's a symbol of the Mayas doesn't mean it is created by them <.< Human nowadays can make it too. And no, they are symbol recently made, not from the Mayas age.

Lol so people take maya symbols and create them on corn fields?

the last picture is a drawing I had to draw in my art class in high school