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Jun 15, 2008, 04:27 pm
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| Dark energy  Location: Plano, Texas, USA
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| Denke Stonehenge Coal Trend Did anyone see last Sunday's special on National Geographic Channel? Stonehenge Decoded | National Geographic Channel Denke Stonehenge Coal Trend  Just another coal bust ditch, before any wood building. Durrington Walls & Woodhenge  Henges first, Woods later All simply coal failures, thanks for telling us.  G. Denkmalpflege Institut für Denkmalpflege |
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Jun 15, 2008, 05:08 pm
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| Volcanic Erupter
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| I just figured out that if I remove "o" from God I get g-d which is your initials. G for Garry and D for Denke. If Obama was your middle name you would really have something going there. Your details and knowlegable background data with links is too good to be called a mere hoax - but if it is one then you deserve a four star rating, **** Make that a 7 star rateing. ******* Hmm> If I take the first letters from Garry "Oilman" Denke that would spell god. Oh my gosh. But I am getting off topic now. So back to the rock pile we go. YouTube - Stone Gods - Burn the Witch (good quality) Ooops ... wrong link. but rock and roll has something to do with rolling rocks, I think? Anyway I like your ideas so please overlook my rants, and you have experience in these matters also View the profile of Garry Denke - Naked Scientists Discussion Forum and User:Garry Denke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Holy Cow, you are all over the place. Garry Denke - Google Search At any rate someone asked about the Koran and they pray to the Black Stone. Not a stonehenge but it is a large rock standing about 5 feet above ground. As a marking for a sacred location. Being that coal is also black in color this might be relative to the coal dusting theory proposed here. Black Stone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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Jun 15, 2008, 05:15 pm
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| Volcanic Erupter
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Jun 15, 2008, 06:07 pm
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| Dark energy Location: Plano, Texas, USA
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| Gods Rock Gods Stone Quote:
  Gods RockRock - Bible, King James Version Stone - Bible, King James Version Rock - The Koran Stone - The Koran Rock - The Book of Mormon Stone - The Book of Mormon Gods Stone | |
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Jun 15, 2008, 06:34 pm
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| Dark energy Location: Plano, Texas, USA
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| Great thread, Thanks! Quote:
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Jun 17, 2008, 04:32 pm
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| Volcanic Erupter
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But he does not really have rocks in his head. (at least I don't think so?) This was a really good thread because we got to take part in the aged art of "concept consturction". It was also a neat thread because he had lots of scientific data and a good knowledge about the history of religions, and also - a good photo file for posting photos or links. And spoke as one who has authority to speak. Plus, this topic gave me a break form the same-o same-o topics about religion that everyone else likes to debate over and over and over again. | |
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Jun 21, 2008, 04:59 pm
| #69 (permalink) |
| Dark energy Location: Plano, Texas, USA
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| Stonehenge College University LORD Fellow of Woodhenge founded Stonehenge College University. Stonehenge Chalk Extraction Mine Chalkboard Bluestone Mine School  Stonehenge lecture hall at Stonehenge College University was a large area outside the Double Bluestone Horseshoe used for instruction. Unlike the inside Double Bluestone Horseshoe traditional Stonehenge classroom having a small capacity, the capacity of Stonehenge lecture hall outside the Double Bluestone Horseshoe measured in the hundreds. Stonehenge lecture hall had a pitched bank so those in the rear were elevated higher than those in the front, giving them visual access to the Bluestone blackboards and instructor. Bluestone chalkboard: The Black Igneous Bluestone Chalkboards are Blackboards  Stonehenge classroom at Stonehenge College University was a smaller area room inside Double Bluestone Horseshoe where teaching and learning activities took place. Interesting enough Stonehenge lecture hall and Stonehenge classroom each had their own large writing surface areas because of Double Bluestone Horseshoe, where the Bluestone blackboard Stonehenge lecture hall instructor and Bluestone chalkboard classroom instructor shared knowledge and notes with other members of classes. Lecture and classroom instructors taught simultaneously. We Never Ran Out of Chalk LORD Fellow of Woodhenge  Happy Solstice Garry Denke |
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Jun 23, 2008, 03:11 pm
| #72 (permalink) |
| Volcanic Erupter
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| Funny stuff. At least the teacher in the school of hard rock knows about Patti Smith (find her on the chalk board). Well you have taken a somewhat good topic about stonehendge and turned it into a soundboard for your jokes and your hoax. Do you do this at all the forums? |
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Jun 23, 2008, 04:32 pm
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| Dark energy Location: Plano, Texas, USA
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| Who's Joking? Quote:
You either bring Chalk to the Chalkboards, or you bring the Chalkboards to the Chalk.  Stonehenge Star School Moby Rules! | |
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Jun 24, 2008, 05:26 pm
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| Dark energy Location: Plano, Texas, USA
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| Jesus Christ! Why? "Why do British archaeologists Destroy evidence? BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | 'Neanderthal tools' found at dig Neanderthals not as dim as first thought | The Sun |HomePage|News Neandertool Man - British dig finds dozy apemen were not as thick as we like to think | Mail Online Neanderthals' Last Hurrah Surprisingly Sophisticated Give Neanderthals Some Credit: They Made Nice Tools | 80beats | Discover Magazine bbctags.headshift.com BBC - MESSAGE BOARDS - History - Neanderthal tools found - Conversation Why do British archaeologists Throw evidence Away?" Jesus Christ! Why? |
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Jun 26, 2008, 02:48 am
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| Volcanic Erupter
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How can they prove that a rock is 45.000 years old? I wish they had shown more photos of those tools because the rock in the photograph does not look like a spearhead. (where is the point?) What if it was used to break open nuts or to dig roots out of the ground? Simular to what many monkeys do. Is appears the links provided incomplete evidence to support the claims. By the way the first song called "school of rock" was recorded by Gene Summers who was a rockabilly singer in the 1950s, in Texas. I used ot have the old Jan 45rpm record. The song mentions backboards. It can be found on a few Rockabilly Collectables CDs if you are lucky enough to know of a store the stocks such things. It was a local hit in Texas and got some air play through the southwestern states. GENE SUMMERS – A TEXAS ROCKABILLY CAT NEW CD ENGLISH READING CUSTOMERS - Sound of the Fifties You can add that link to your collection of rock records promos. | |
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Jun 26, 2008, 07:34 am
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| Dark energy Location: Plano, Texas, USA
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| Seismically, recording, correct! Quote:
  Alan Lodge: Tash's - Stonehenge Festival 84 - Aerial Shots  Yes, those were the days, Sticky Mick. Seismically, recording, correct! G-d | |
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Jun 26, 2008, 01:04 pm
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| Volcanic Erupter
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RE: - Photo image - record player - Google Image Search You might be on to a new concept here. http://www.iwasabducted.com/cropcircles/circle14.jpg Above link show impression made by a disk near stonehenge. On link below you can mouse click and listen to some of the alien related music. (songs located at the left of the webpage in that link). CD Baby: 2 HUMANS & THE COSMOS: Alien love song Or - from Bedrock we have.... Amazon.ca: The Flintstones: Original Soundtrack: Music | |
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| Dark energy Location: Plano, Texas, USA
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