Halftime show fergi sounded like crap. Aquilera missed a couple words in the national anthem... lol...

I think when GB jumped by 14 it threw the steelers off a little. They could have run Mendenhall alot more. He was tearing it up. so were the other two backs they used. Just tried to throw too much when they didn't really need to. James Farrior got beat for that TD. I'm surprised he's still playing. He's got to be 36. Dropping him in coverage against one of the fastest WRs the packers have = TD... lol

I know the packers don't have a run game really... but why were they doing play action when they had run it 9 times and passed 32 times already.... I just found that kind of laughable...

Get the packers some stickem!

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And yeah it sucks. Especially with no ghost spots if the gal is full then you can have anyone you want to join the fam when another person leaves

id be pissed at my dreamstate if the best it could do was IC for 10 years X(

@Aleph on a serious note. I was looking over the Nazca lines and there is on titled "The Hands" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nazca-lineas-manos-c01.jpg )

I would counter that it should be called the Manioc (or Cassava as it's known). When i first looked at the picture of The Hands i thought it looked more like a bush then hands. So i looked up what the Nazca's primary diet was and after reviewing pictures and descriptions of the items i believe it is more likely to be Manioc then hands.

The manioc seems to bush with a combination of 3 leaves and it's grown for it's edible root.

The Nasca must have been able to count and unless they were 3 fingered.... lol... I doubt they would make a representation of hands and not do it correctly. Whereas, their primary source of trade and existance really was based on agriculture (food sources) so it would make more sense they would want to create a geoglyph of something they relied on for survival and trade

BTW, this is what happens when it takes so long for a round to start X(

there's a difference?

"The famous underground channels of Nazca, locally known as Puquios (a Quechua word to describe a natural spring), are one of the greatest legacy also left behind by the Nazca Culture, this unique underground system is unique in South America and perhaps in the whole world, as their construction are very intricate. The Nazca culture built over 50 underground channels in the Nazca region between the years 400 AD till around 500 AD, and many of them are still in use by the local communities in the Nazca Valley. "

"Chronologically, the Moche was an Early Intermediate Period culture, which was preceded by the Chav

> Burned Waffles wrote:

> but what i said in #179 post....i just put puzzles together and figured that out.

im not going to tell you what to believe

- there is no way mayans figure out astrology and mathematics that early unless aliens gave those knowledge to them - So the Mayans couldn't know that but the Egyptians could have worked something similar out to make the Pyramids about the same time....

- modern construction workers admit that it is IMPOSSIBLE to build replica of Egypt pyramids (there are evidences that are still unexplained) - There are multiple theories for how they did it. They know how the made the obelisks and you have to figure they had untold human work forces

- there are underwater ruins altho mainstream archaelogists dont beleive there is cities under the water that was once on ground several centuries ago until there are findings around japan water, india water, and carribean water (bimini road) - I saw a documentary about that with the ones off of japan. They figured it was just a natural cleaving of the rock

- there are famous Nazca lines (most airplane pilots swear they look like airplane strip on top of mountain and it appeared to be abandoned hundreds of thousands of years ago) -  I read something on how they cleared specific stones away to make the lines and it was pretty easy.

But i do appareciate you and i are watching the same thigns

Thats days from now X(

I'd have settled for them not burning everything they thought was demonic in nature.... X( Mayans had potentially thousands of years worth of written history

1 million seems a little high I think their capital city was around 400-600k population at the time the spanish came. Have to remember the Aztecs and Mayans were trying to capture their enemies not kill them. Human sacrifice yay!

That and the dirty spanish were so diseased.... killed 90% of the south and central american native populations

The Mayan calendar is more accurate then the one we use today

Lyv who?

Now that he's a Moderator he thinks his farts smell better then everyone else... Filling IC with smug clouds