Debate and Discourse: AWESOME POST in "The mysterious mysteries of the Ancients!", by ACSI

Mojo_Jojo

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Defender of the universe's secret truths, ACSIS, decides to use a youtube video of a computer game cutscene to back up his increasingly bizarre claims regarding the origins of Stonehenge.

Forum: Debate and Discourse
Post: The mysterious mysteries of the Ancients!
Posted by: ACSIS


Original Content:

Haha... still? So rectangular angles are coincidentally present at the "best" location? You can doublecheck this on your own. The data about Sonehenge is freely aviable and i think a short look into Wikipedia sources will do the trick.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijAYZimvpww

Aldo

It must be noted that ACSIS is *serious* about this stuff and that this was posted in a D&D discussion.

Spoiler:

Or at least, he wants us to assume he is dead serious

Chanus

Okay, I did think this was absurd to the point of ridiculous... a kissing cousin of awesome.

But then I watched that video clip and now I hate you and ACSIS. I want that 2:43 of my life back.

T. J. Nutty Nub

You'll have to talk to the lizard space jews. They have that power

Metalbourne

"You can double click this on your own" is classic crazy. I love how crazy people are always trying to make you do things yourself. Apparently I'm going to have to do some extra homework looking up stuff on wikipedia, too. And, even though it's not here, I'm sure that I'll have to "do the math" at one point.

It's almost as if you were to peel away the thin veneer of reality you would not find the infinite alien horror of the abyss and a pantheon of ancient, incomprehensible gods staring back at you, but your fifth grade report on England.

PS five stars for crazy