Australian building his own Stonehenge

PERTH, Australia (AP) -- Pagans and druids, mark your calendars and book your airplane tickets. An Australian entrepreneur hopes to open a Stonehenge replica by the Dec.

[Church Slave]

This guy had better think twice. Thousands of ding dongs and retarded people are going to show up to dance around it.

[elkay]

Wine, chocolate, cheese and pagan celebrations! What's not to like?

[The Big Time]

Hundreds of workers at Disneyland Resort Paris have protested at not being paid a bonus for 2005.

[JaneCT]

Yawn. it' one thing to go and celebrate the original stonehenge which had a purpose and mystic about it, but i imagine this to be like a park with a bunch of rocks in a circle. woo-hoo.

[JaneCT]

elkay wrote:

Wine, chocolate, cheese and pagan celebrations! What's not to like?

That's true.

[Church Slave]

JaneCT wrote:

Yawn. it' one thing to go and celebrate the original stonehenge which had a purpose and mystic about it, but i imagine this to be like a park with a bunch of rocks in a circle. woo-hoo.

I prefer CARHENGE myself.

http://www.carhenge.com/

[JaneCT]

Church Slave wrote:

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I prefer CARHENGE myself.
http://www.carhenge.com/

LOL, that is great. i feel i recall other similar car sculptures, probably from the same artist - on some desolate strip of highway, can't remember or find where though.

[proteroglyph]

Great, another place no one will be able to use land a hundred years from now because someone pounded a stick in the ground or piled up six rocks there.

[tallyho]

JaneCT wrote:

Yawn. it' one thing to go and celebrate the original stonehenge which had a purpose and mystic about it, but i imagine this to be like a park with a bunch of rocks in a circle. woo-hoo.

and at a dollar a head it isn't so funny now
$$$$$$$$$$

[tallyho]

proteroglyph wrote:

Great, another place no one will be able to use land a hundred years from now because someone pounded a stick in the ground or piled up six rocks there.

why you plan on being there then???

[Matt]

Already been done. See "Spinal Tap".

[tallyho]

Matt wrote:

Already been done. See "Spinal Tap".

why???

[Matt]

To quote the great John Belushi in "Animal House"...."(burp)why not!?!"

[Bluebonnets-This tle]

elkay wrote:

Wine, chocolate, cheese and pagan celebrations! What's not to like?

Elkay, do the pagan celebratioins require clothes?

[JaneCT]

tallyho wrote:

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and at a dollar a head it isn't so funny now
$$$$$$$$$$

funny as a fox ;p
i'm mixing my metaphors/analogies?, which is it, but you get my drift.

[elkay]

Bluebonnets-Thistle wrote:

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Elkay, do the pagan celebratioins require clothes?

Probably good to require clothes there. The kind of people this would attract I very likely would not want to see sky-clad. or deal with in ANY sort of personal way.

[tallyho]

JaneCT wrote:

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funny as a fox ;p
i'm mixing my metaphors/analogies?, which is it, but you get my drift.

yes I did you have snowed me under

[Church Slave]

Doh! You mean england didn't trademark the design of Stonehendge?

[bobby brit]

You Aussies need something to do to occupy your tiny minds? Says aborigines, and they are better known as non convicts, are the first?(III__III_II__III)(IIII_ _III___IIIII_II)

[Church Slave]

bobby brit wrote:

You Aussies need something to do to occupy your tiny minds? Says aborigines, and they are better known as non convicts, are the first?(III__III_II__III)(IIII_ _III___IIIII_II)

To make the Aussie stonehenge more authentic maybe they should consider using aborigine slave labor to build it? I want to see how they get the heavy rocks to stack up on the top.