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[Mat]

Hi everybody . I'm natalia and this is my firt time here . I need some help to my Oral Project. Is very simple. I need some ideas about what are the big Mysteries of the Humanity, like Ness Monster, Triangle of the Bermudas, Atlantics, is possible back the time, etc. Do you know others? Tell me about it.

[Honey]

Hi, Natalia! What a pleasure to have you here!

Mysteries? Well, some common mysteries come to my head. One of them is the lack of explanations to the sudden disappearance of the Aztec civilization, or the huge Stonhenge question mark (how on earth these stones were placed there), or the amazing construction pf pyramids going beyond a monument for emperors and faraohs, or the aparently extraterrestrial signals appearing out of the blue on the crop hieroglyphs of Wiltshire 1990-1993 and Alton Barnes 1999.

There's a lot to talk about them!
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[Honey]

Hi, Natalia!
I've got another mystery for you - which by the way is fresh news: The Montauk monster. Sorry for the pics I'm going to show:

[Message edited: The pictures always made me sick!]


Some people say it's a hoax, some others agree it's a dead racoon. I don't know what on earth it is!
It's a mystery still unsolved: the discovery of this creature in the Montauk beach these last summer times. But if it's real, then get ready for this:




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[Vitamin C]

That monster makes me sick, too! It's shocking and I think it's a hoax, definitely!
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[Honey]

I think it's a hoax as well, a horrible one!


vC, did you read about the wonderful jellyfish form that appeared in the Oxfordshire corn crop?

The Turf War Behind the Monster Jellyfish Crop Circle
by Vera H-C Chan


Have aliens left another calling card?

Conspiracists — and Brits — are all atwitter about a crop circle that appeared at an Oxfordshire barley field. Instead of circles, the creators have become far more artistic (or they've figured out how to use Earth landmowers). The "circle" is in the shape of a 600-foot jellyfish — a first, as far as we know — and the BBC has posted an aerial video of the creature.

The overnight sensation launched Web searches for "jellyfish crop circle," "crop circles aliens," "crop circles conspiracies," and — for the DIY crowd — "crop circle patterns." Previous lawn artworks have appeared in the form of birds, butterflies, and, last year, the first 10 digits of pi (you know, 3.141592654).

OK, say this grassy rendering isn't an alien self-portrait. Even so, the massive carve-out is impressive. Karen Alexander, a croppy (the name for experts in this, er, field), says this one's "absolutely huge — roughly three times bigger than...most crop patterns, and extremely interesting. People have been aghast at the size of it. It is a complete monster."

What human motivations could lie behind this? The English countryside could be facing a turf war, as Oxfordshire looks to poach tourists from Wiltshire. That town's currently the crop-circle capital, thanks to a lovely 350-foot yin-yang symbol near an ancient burial mound. Or who knows? Maybe the recent outbreak is an homage to a late crop-circle researcher, who recently passed away at age 90.

Either way, lucky landowners Bill and Sally Ann Spence aren't thrilled about being the owner of a giant jellyfish imprint. Not that the artwork isn't "beautiful," but they're asking visitors to stop tramping over their poor crops for a look-see, and instead get a helicopter and hover. The Spences won't be asking the local cops to track down the renegade crop artists. As if earthling law enforcement has jurisdiction over alien jellyfish.


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