EE THr
Silver Member
Springfield said:99% of them were created by surveyors, prospectors, cowboys, homesteaders, explorers, pioneers, hunters, timber cruisers, trappers, soldiers, hikers, hippies, tree thinners, forest service people, pranksters, and on and on.
EE THr said:Springfield---
I have no reason to disagree with anything you just said.
But, while I'm at it, I may as well ask you this: There are some really huge stone monuments which are way too obvious to be natural occurrences. And they are too big to have been erected by boy scouts, or those on your list of casual passerbys.
My question is threefold.
1. Who do you feel made all of these (and there are more than just a few)?
2. When do you think they were made?
3. Why did they put so much work into them?
I have to assume that, since you can't answer, that your opinion is, "They don't exist." Or else you just don't have an opinion. Or maybe your opinion is that different ones were made by different people. Or some other opinion. But, for whatever reason, you are unable to say any of those things.
You made the original comment, therefore the "ball" belongs to you. You can either run with it, or "take your ball and go home," if you feel that the game isn't going your way (and why that would be, I have no idea).
But that's fine with me.
And it tells me all about the nature of your opinions.