any1 seen that crop circle found in england last month depictin pi?
These self-made hack jobs have nothing but disdain in my veins. 
What the heck are you trying to do? Bruce Voigt has gone fishing and there's no way we want him to come back early.
QUOTE (midwestern+Jun 18 2008, 08:04 PM)
These self-made hack jobs have nothing but disdain in my veins.
Hey, making cropcircles in great fun
I made a cropcircle back in uni (when I was doing Civil enginering, before I decided to do IT instead), we had this awesome design that took weeks of planning and 'acquiring' surveying equipment.
When the 6 of us finally finished, after a whole night of hard work, and calling the newspapers ourselves, we didn't even get a mention beyond the university paper. And the most horrible thing is, we don't even have nice aerial pictures...
ps, it was on an unused piece of land, no farmers were harmed
Hey, making cropcircles in great fun
I made a cropcircle back in uni (when I was doing Civil enginering, before I decided to do IT instead), we had this awesome design that took weeks of planning and 'acquiring' surveying equipment.
When the 6 of us finally finished, after a whole night of hard work, and calling the newspapers ourselves, we didn't even get a mention beyond the university paper. And the most horrible thing is, we don't even have nice aerial pictures...
ps, it was on an unused piece of land, no farmers were harmed
You've proved my point Alcari. 
I'll take that as a compliment 
HOW!!!! 
Wow... aliens use base 10.
Wow! And they use a dot for a decimal point
And they round up!
And then use three dots for an elipsis.. whoa dude!
Oh wait, why round up if you're going to use an elipsis to show it continues???
Wow! And they use a dot for a decimal point
And they round up!
And then use three dots for an elipsis.. whoa dude!
Oh wait, why round up if you're going to use an elipsis to show it continues???
so this was just uni kids then?
i thought it was cool
i thought it was cool
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