Re: UJ Photo Thread

[Reservoir Dog]

This is the crystals the idiot is talking about. Crystal Cave Mexico

That is "straight" line geology. Notice the gear the explorers have to wear. Suffocating heat and deadly Hydrogen Sulfide gas. No Indians ever saw or visited there. End of discussion.

That may very well be the dumbest thing you have ever posted. (and that's saying A LOT!!!)

[stonedmegman]

Early start to Sunday.

Or he found some ditch weed.

[CentralTexasCrude]

[Geist]

I'm now convinced the redskins had no concept of straight lines before their white saviors.

[Reservoir Dog]

Wind?

That's what you're going with?

Wind?

[DiverTexas]

I try to stay neutral as much as possible, but this moron is the epitome of stupidity behind a keyboard and a can of beer.

[Who]

I try to stay neutral as much as possible, but this moron is the epitome of stupidity behind a keyboard and a can of beer.

[CentralTexasCrude]

Since we are in the Photography thread, Lechugilla Cave was discovered 30 something years ago in far south New Mexico. Some photos during the explorations/

[Reservoir Dog]

I try to stay neutral as much as possible, but this moron is the epitome of stupidity behind a keyboard and a can of beer.

[Burn1dwn]

I'm now convinced the redskins had no concept of straight lines before their white saviors.

No concept whatsoever.

[CentralTexasCrude]

Way too many "European" minds around here to understand my concept. Are there any Native Americans among us? Anyone?

[Animal]

Way too many "European" minds around here to understand my concept. Are there any Native Americans among us? Anyone?

maybe you can find some native americans around these ancient cliff dwellings in Arizona.

[CentralTexasCrude]

It appears the European straight shooting handguns, rifles and cannons did their trick 150 years ago.

[stonedmegman]

Way too many "European" minds around here to understand my concept. Are there any Native Americans among us? Anyone?

My grandmother was Mohawk, but no amount of drugs would help anybody understand your concept.

[Animal]

Way too many "European" minds around here to understand my concept. Are there any Native Americans among us? Anyone?

My grandmother was Mohawk, but no amount of drugs would help anybody understand your concept.

his concept is that indians were only smart enough to think in shapes like clouds and twisted mesquite tree branches. they couldn't understand a sunray casting a shadow in a straight line or european stuff like that. wind had a lot to do with it.

[CentralTexasCrude]

Way too many "European" minds around here to understand my concept. Are there any Native Americans among us? Anyone?

My grandmother was Mohawk

Must have been tough to attract a European husband with that hair style.

[stonedmegman]

Way too many "European" minds around here to understand my concept. Are there any Native Americans among us? Anyone?

My grandmother was Mohawk

Must have been tough to attract a European husband with that hair style.

Ok Tonto.

[Animal]

Redman no seeum straight lines. How.

[CentralTexasCrude]

Way too many "European" minds around here to understand my concept. Are there any Native Americans among us? Anyone?

My grandmother was Mohawk, but no amount of drugs would help anybody understand your concept.

his concept is that indians were only smart enough to think in shapes like clouds and twisted mesquite tree branches. they couldn't understand a sunray casting a shadow in a straight line or european stuff like that. wind had a lot to do with it.

I never said anything like that. Stop putting words in my mouth. Hell, the Indians were a lot smarter about nature than the Europeans. When they stood by a waterfall and saw the colors and rainbow, they knew exactly what they were looking at. Seen rainbows after T-storms and knew it was the angle of the sun hitting the water vapor. Guess what, the rainbow was circular not straight.

[Reservoir Dog]

I don't think CTC is being straight with us. But that's just his nature, I guess.

[stonedmegman]

Way too many "European" minds around here to understand my concept. Are there any Native Americans among us? Anyone?

My grandmother was Mohawk, but no amount of drugs would help anybody understand your concept.

his concept is that indians were only smart enough to think in shapes like clouds and twisted mesquite tree branches. they couldn't understand a sunray casting a shadow in a straight line or european stuff like that. wind had a lot to do with it.

I never said anything like that. Stop putting words in my mouth. Hell, the Indians were a lot smarter about nature than the Europeans. When they stood by a waterfall and saw the colors and rainbow, they knew exactly what they were looking at. Seen rainbows after T-storms and knew it was the angle of the sun hitting the water vapor. Guess what, the rainbow was circular not straight.

Link?

[Animal]

The Cherokee believed the rainbow formed the hem of the sun's coat. Because they knew the light was being filtered into its spectoral wavelengths.

[disco.moon]

This hummingbird nest the BF found outside our bedroom window with my hair in it.

[disco.moon]

My cool summer heart tan.

[disco.moon]

A prism in my kitchen door shone (?) Shined (?) a rainbow on Jesus