There is surely definitive incontrovertible evidence that a spacecraft landed in ancient Egypt and taught them all hyrogliphics and that, and how to build a pyramid with nothin but sand. That's why that Tutenkhamun has cat like eyes, as he squinted dead hard in the ray of light shooting from the spacecraft. It's true. Discuss?
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I think they were built by big foot and mammoths.
monkeys did i seen it in that film wiv marky mark
Barratt Homes
I have seen Marky Marks pants.
Claire Sweeney. Didn't you watch 60 minute makeover? 
I don't believe in pyramids, if I haven't seen it I don't believe it 
It was Viiiiiiiiincennnnnnnnt. 
Now you're talking! Of course they were, I've been saying it for years.
everybody seen marky marks pants leccy u not speshal 
I go bed now, na night
I go bed now, na night
There have been very interesting discussions about this on other Forums. Difference in discussing it here is it's hard, if not impossible, to have sensible discussions but it's an interesting topic
Tutankumen should have went to specsavers. 
What a load of pish,I've seen loads of shows that prove that the Egyptians etc built them.They were brilliant mathematicians and stonesmiths.
We in our arrogance don't seem to accept that ancient folk were much better than we were,Ancient Greecian temples etc.
We in our arrogance don't seem to accept that ancient folk were much better than we were,Ancient Greecian temples etc.
there is a very interesting book,written by Eric Von Daniken where he says,the Mayas didnt build pyramida because they needed them,but that the calender decreed that a fixed number of steps of a building had to be completed every 52 years,every stone has its relation to thecalendar,every completed building conforms exactly to astronomical requirements.
quote:Originally posted by Mary Seacole:
there is a very interesting book,written by Eric Von Daniken where he says,the Mayas didnt build pyramida because they needed them,but that the calender decreed that a fixed number of steps of a building had to be completed every 52 years,every stone has its relation to thecalendar,every completed building conforms exactly to astronomical requirements.
Sorry but Eric Von Daniken was dedunked yonks ago..
oh, its years since i read his books i found them interesting, For me he answered questions my sunday school teacher couldnt answer
The Aliens are too lickle to build those!
quote:Originally posted by jonono:
There is surely definitive incontrovertible evidence that a spacecraft landed in ancient Egypt and taught them all hyrogliphics and that, and how to build a pyramid with nothin but sand. That's why that Tutenkhamun has cat like eyes, as he squinted dead hard in the ray of light shooting from the spacecraft. It's true. Discuss?
Fkin ell I've just choked
quote:Originally posted by Mary Seacole:
oh, its years since i read his books i found them interesting, For me he answered questions my sunday school teacher couldnt answer
I think it was in one of his books I first learnt about the Nazca Plains, very interesting
I want to know who invented the Toblerone?......and the dark Chocolate ones are dead mysterious wiv golden nuggets in the middle...
nope they were built by British workers cause everyone knows that people from places like north Africa and the middle east are inferiour humans, so the ancient BNP (Britons NP) sent their supperiour skilled workers out there to build em for em and while they were at it they went over to what is now Iraq and invented civilisation and writing....its TRUE Nick the Nazi told me
Helen Keller invented Toblerone.
quote:Originally posted by Mary Seacole:
oh, its years since i read his books i found them interesting, For me he answered questions my sunday school teacher couldnt answer
Yes, I agree the Chariots of the Gods which basically deals with the question, 'was god a spaceman' was very very interesting so as to whether it is defunct as an earlier post claims or not I still think his books make interesting reading on this subject and for me it made a lot of sense.
quote:Originally posted by Jet Blue:quote:Originally posted by Mary Seacole:
oh, its years since i read his books i found them interesting, For me he answered questions my sunday school teacher couldnt answer
Yes, I agree the Chariots of the Gods which basically deals with the question, 'was god a spaceman' was very very interesting so as to whether it is defunct as an earlier post claims or not I still think his books make interesting reading on this subject and for me it made a lot of sense.
Me too. I bought quite a few of his books. Whether he was accurate on everything, who knows, who's ever accurate on everything. He was one of many people who was instrumental at that time of my life for opening me up to things I'd not come across before and he made me think and question so much, I like people like that.
Good book to read.
Erich Von Daniken - Chariots Of The Gods
Erich Von Daniken - Chariots Of The Gods
quote:Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
Good book to read.
Erich Von Daniken - Chariots Of The Gods
For a laugh.
This man built them 
quote:Originally posted by jonono:
There is surely definitive incontrovertible evidence that a spacecraft landed in ancient Egypt and taught them all hyrogliphics and that, and how to build a pyramid with nothin but sand. That's why that Tutenkhamun has cat like eyes, as he squinted dead hard in the ray of light shooting from the spacecraft. It's true. Discuss?
.... Ah! that old chestnut.
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
Good book to read.
Erich Von Daniken - Chariots Of The Gods
For a laugh.
Why?
I read it many years ago and found it fascinating. Although, I do remember reading something about him and his book being discredited
quote:Originally posted by Daniel J*:quote:Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
Good book to read.
Erich Von Daniken - Chariots Of The Gods
For a laugh.
Don't you ever wish that you had thought of it first though but?
i reckon weve got aliens here now-i dont know if thats cos im stooooopid 
or not arrogant enough to believe they dont exsist
why shouldnt they
or
why should they
i dunno
or not arrogant enough to believe they dont exsist
why shouldnt they
or
why should they
i dunno