Mystery Monoliths - Page 15/15

@ jlh1182 - 12.12.20 - 08:00pm
And back in Lincoln city the spice epidemic was given bad coverage, there were people doing other drugs and mixing it with spice, I told the editor that the images were of homeless people who one by one drifted to the city centre from other places and they were not regular people who lived and worked in lincoln, and the whole point of spice was to provide a non benzo, non opiate substitute for individuals to use while they kicked the habit of heroin addiction, they didn't need to hide it from the law as it was not illegal at the time and if they used only spice for 30 days they would withdraw from heroin and crack, -actually test negative for the first time in their adult life.. so I said he didn't understand what he had done by blaming spice on a media platform, and that he did not understand the situation at all..

I know someone who tried that but used Bezos instead , kinda detox 5 style .....it didn't have a happy ending * +

deusexmachina 26.12.20 - 09:31pm
Diabetic aliens. * +

sisfreak2017 26.12.20 - 09:33pm
Seen one on Wednesday, it was next to a electricity pylon. I'm going to inform Janet! * +

jlh1182 9.02.21 - 05:58am
ANOTHER monolith has appeared months after the mysterious metal structures started appearing around the globe. This time, one has shown up in the archaeological grounds of the oldest known temple on Earth. https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/1394916/alien-monolith-turkey-utah-monolith-scott-waring-conspiracy-theorist-evg/amp * +

jlh1182 9.02.21 - 05:59am
A metal pillar roughly three metres (9.8 foot) tall and one metre (3.2 foot) wide has shown up in Gobeklitepe, home to the worlds oldest temple site, in Sanliurfa province.

The metal slab has an inscription on it Gokturk, the Old Turkic script, which reads: Look at the sky if you want to see the Moon. * +

prattle 9.02.21 - 10:41am
The only mystery is the names of the people setting up the monoliths, what the fu*k are hiccups, that's a real mystery * +

3mel 9.02.21 - 12:02pm
Gobekli Tepe is FAR more interesting than the scrap metal dumped there.
for the estimated time of its construction it has stone cuts so good we'd struggle to duplicate them today. *