john wrote:

On Oct 25, 12:09 am, Sam Wormley <sworml...@mchsi.com> wrote:

john wrote:

On Oct 24, 4:58 pm, Wolf K <weki...@sympatico.ca> wrote:

BTW, it's no accident that these crop circles show up in such numbers in
England. The Brits have a long tradition carefully constructed practical
jokes. When these joke take in earnest idots, the joke is even funnier.
I know, I half-Brit myself.
Heheh.
wolf k.

r u blind AND dumb?
those farmers couldn't draw that on a piece of
paper in a month if you gave them
all their own French curves.

   You would be surprised, John.

The bent over centers are so
perfectly flat and at the same level
that they all reflect the sunlight
identically.

   Too bad you can't see the crop circles close up, John
   each pixel on your display represent many centimeters.

All of them are reflecting the sun
the same, anyway. However easy it is to do that.

I'd like to see one up close.
I hear all the stems are exploded
(by heat/microwave?) at one point
and they lie over, but also, they are
whorled into each other in a regular
pattern. (secret board, rope AND comb
all on the foot somehow? Plus mini-torch?
And with a bluetooth and some serious
GPS?)

john

Whatever...
The fact is that making crop circles has been a game for many years.
There was even a documentary on exactly how they are made, by whom, and with the "crop circle experts" gusting about how only aliens could have done it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crop_circle