Simple building. Stonehenge Reloaded by only one white man!!

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Wally Wallington has demonstrated that he can lift a Stonehenge-sized pillar weighing 22,000 lbs and moved a barn over 300 ft. What makes this so special is that he does it using only himself, gravity, and his incredible ingenuity.

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[fartwrangler]

C'mon people, you've never seen a bolt made out of wood? Or a structure put together with wooden dowel-pins? Also keep in mind that this is -one guy- slinging these 10 ton blocks; the ancient Brits likely had more than one person at a time working on these projects. And Wally -did- put stones on top of other stones -- check out his website.

What? You'd rather believe that aliens who looked like George Noory built Stonehenge, instead of smart humans?

[Leon612]

Someone should send this to that freak looking guy on Ancient Aliens.

[FuManBoobs]

The problem is, when someone is so emotionally and psychologically attached to a crazy belief, showing them things that disprove it will just cause them to shift the goal posts.

Show a man who can move 1000 tonne block and they'll ask if you can show a man that moves a 10,000 tonne block.

They have to do that to protect the fragility of their perceived reality.

It's scarey to think how many people in society fuck it up for the rest of us, but ultimately, we're all victims of our environment.

[Jesse Perez]

Yes I rather believe in aliens who can wipe out the human race without any effort at all. Some humans need a reality check.

[Ricky Bobby]

At 300 feet a day that would take 14 and a half years lol

[ReanimaterR]

i doubt that there's anything left to find to be honest :) especially if it was just wood/ropes similar to what this guy does. i believe the video evidence right here though :D

[nilocolin24]

this is amazing, what a discovery! now if only we could find some evidence of similar tools in the area around Stonehenge, it would really close the case

[John haddock]

He's got a wiki page, it has to be true!

[blink0r]

Wally Wallington. Sounds a little too good to be true

[deektedrgg]

And he's just a construction worker. He's not even an engineer or some shit.

[Oleksandr Pugovkin]

Now I want to see how it separates from the rock a large flat piece of stone that size))

[Bogdan B]

so nobody commenting about the solid base (pavement or whatever) he uses underneath those blocks and little rocks? I'd like to see him trying that on soft ground :)