For some reason bay area idiots are confounded over mystery crop circles
I mean, how many god damn times do these have to be debunked before these dolts get it?
A couple a guys and some boards had some fun. Get over it.
Take your “divining rods” and crystals and shove them up your collective asses.
Guess some people are just looking for answers. I find mine in Hot Naked Sweaty Bodies.
I do like the field owner selling t-shirts though. He should start selling admission to these worthless fucks.
I know, it’s all very eyeroll-inducing. I feel sorry for the owner–he sounded pretty damned cranky at first, and justifiably. I’m glad he’s finding some way to make a little money from it.
Gah, between these people and the guys in England who swear that the brooms in the Harry Potter movies are being flown backwards but always has a “good” excuse as to why he can’t demonstrate for reporters how it’s really done … it’s no wonder paganism is still portrayed as drugged up hippies with crystals and … all knowing owls. Heh.
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Geez.
I mean, how many god damn times do these have to be debunked before these dolts get it?
You are really aggravated.
You know, these people actively don’t want to know about crop circles being human-made pranks. So, entertain them. Sell them the feeling of wonder they want *from crop circles* with t shirts, books, and other crop-circle paraphenalia (sp). It’s what they want. Why dissappoint them? They can spend money on any form of entertainment, why not on people peddling crop-circle paraphenalia? They are going to believe what they want, anyway. Why try to change something we can’t–namely what they are determined to believe? I say give them what they want, and divert their entertainment money from movies and trips to crop-circle crap! Make your bank account grow. Hee!
I eventually found that the most obvious external difference between “real” pagans and thier mainstram counterparts is a grove vs. a church. Otherwise, pagans are shockingly like other people. They also tend to be annoyed at those attention seeking “pagans” who seek to impress others and themselves with their own constructed weirdness.
Well yah, is not really any different than Bible thumping, cultist, or otherwise extreme Christians – except that for the most part the rest of society accepts that not all Christians foam at the mouth at the mention of something that contradicts the Bible, while the more outrageous pagans seem to create an image that the rest of society carries around as “this is what a pagan is” … but then we’ve already had that discussion in your LJ in terms of peoples’ perceptions of the gay community, eh? 🙂
I think annoyed is better then agrovated, since I’m not angry.
If I were getting a cut, I’d be much less annoyed.
You mean he’s not?
What the fuck’s the point then? Seriously? Charge the want-to-believers the ten dollar admission, sell ’em the twenty dollar t-shirt, offer up the sixty dollar stalks of gen-yu-wine, alien trampled wheat and mention the all-you-can-eat, half-hour anal probing session out behind the woodshed for a c-note. That’s what you’re by-bod supposed to do after the drunk farm boys carve Prince’s logo into your crop. The harvest is fucked, right?
If this guy isn’t making money hand over fist, then I’m not sure the dips with the crystals are the real morons up there.