Stonehenge built using Boonsburg Eggs

Watch and you will soon understand how it was done, or I should say, in my constitutionally protected opinion. (I'll show every cheap towncouncil member that you can't kick me off the town's website - I will bring the entire world to your doorstep in search of "The Knowledge of The Boonsburg Egg" - you just watch - soon you won't be able to say that "this internet stuff is just a waste of the town's money") And, as I told yuo before - I would attend the meetings and tell you all this myself, but all of those microwaves and recording devices.... I will have none of that.

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[vexxisthewise]

I want to see you push it up a mountain. If you can do that then you might have something more universal. Edward Leedskalnin used magnetics. Kids watching Leedskalnin reported him moving multi-ton coral like "hydrogen balloons".

Side note: You are wasting yours and everyone's time with that idea. I believe the term is poppycock, horsefeathers, or maybe just the end of the rainbow. Using real research gets you somewhere.

[Mtown3254]

I can't even understand half the things he says. Either speak up or turn that fan down!

[datzfast]

coral is very tiny.

[cyborgtroy]

It's funny how you're making such a big deal about literally re-inventing the wheel.

[Strideo1]

I mean "How is" . . .

[Strideo1]

How will pushing an old car around in a big wooden wheel going to save the planet? o_O

[Oisinericjayat]

can they make sandstone

[BlueSta1n]

I been reading everythin I could find about the coral castle, AND I went and visited it. its 45 minutes from my location. Please SIT kid.

[womo1975]

No sorry you are an idiot and yes I know that but he still used ancient concrete. Why don't you do your own research then stick your finger in your ass.

[BlueSta1n]

Idiot. the coral castle was made out of CORAL. C O R A L.