Stonehenge
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Hospital - just doesn't ring true to me... Is this another attempt to dumb down our ancestors?
Seems self-evident it was a temple (so perhaps a spiritual hospital?)
Interesting to note also that many of the stones are purportedly much older than the "collection" and show many standard Lower Palaeo themes including faces and a gorilla.
Seems self-evident it was a temple (so perhaps a spiritual hospital?)
Interesting to note also that many of the stones are purportedly much older than the "collection" and show many standard Lower Palaeo themes including faces and a gorilla.
Richard
www.palaeoart.co.uk
www.palaeoart.co.uk
As to the healing effects of Stonehenge...
Saying that it was a magic place rather than a religious place
reminds me of the Christian tradtion in which
orthodoxy has its own holy miracles, while
any miracles exhibited by anyone else ("pagans")
are labeled black magic or black arts.
In other words, through the power of Satan, though the
results might be the same.
(Except that if Satan cures your cancer, you suffer
eternal damnation.....)
Sorry, I've had to much to drink!

Saying that it was a magic place rather than a religious place
reminds me of the Christian tradtion in which
orthodoxy has its own holy miracles, while
any miracles exhibited by anyone else ("pagans")
are labeled black magic or black arts.
In other words, through the power of Satan, though the
results might be the same.
(Except that if Satan cures your cancer, you suffer
eternal damnation.....)
Sorry, I've had to much to drink!
The deeper you go, the higher you fly.
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marduk
unlikelyif Satan cures your cancer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Satan
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story ... 61,00.html

A group of pagans showed up a day early for the winter solstice celebration. So the above quote is a bit of an understatement.The head of the Druid Network, Emma Restall Orr (also known as Bobcat), said: "Pagans are not entirely scientific. They are more guided by nature."
Couldn't agree more. Plenty of nuts right here on this board. But I'd wager that we would check out when the winter solstice was.Digit wrote:The trouble with nuts Beag is that we love 'em. The world would be a lot duller without them.
However the vast majority did arrive the next day - on the solstice.
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The trouble with nuts Beag is that we love 'em.
Fine but we keep ELECTING them!
Something is wrong here. War, disease, death, destruction, hunger, filth, poverty, torture, crime, corruption, and the Ice Capades. Something is definitely wrong. This is not good work. If this is the best God can do, I am not impressed.
-- George Carlin
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marduk
To be honest Marduk, I didn't vote for any of them. I will only vote when they introduce a system where my vote counts as much as any one else's. Our system counts vote difference, not votes cast. If I vote Tory and my wife Labour that is two votes wasted as we cancel each other out. Our vote is worth the same as staying at home. I refuse to take part in an empty acedemic gesture.
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marduk
then your trouble lies at home
tell her to vote the same way as you or else
or alternatively if thats not your style
get her to tell you to vote the same way as her or else
that should solve all your problems
but abstaining is as good as voting
voter apathy is something that is taken note of in every election
don't worry though Digit
when I'm Supreme Emperor of the Universe I'll sort it all out

tell her to vote the same way as you or else
or alternatively if thats not your style
get her to tell you to vote the same way as her or else
that should solve all your problems
but abstaining is as good as voting
voter apathy is something that is taken note of in every election
don't worry though Digit
when I'm Supreme Emperor of the Universe I'll sort it all out