https://www.cbsnews.com/news/monolith-las-vegas-nevada-desert-gass-peak/
Don't know what these things are, but appears to show up in any places around the globe.
They are things that people who watched too much 2001 put up because they can't think of anything original.
Someone is laughing and high-fiving his (or her) friends over this.
:rofl:
Mike
My thoughts, are it's a joke. People like to feed on people believing in UFO's and extraterrestrial beings, so someone inserts it into the ground. Then in a few days comes for it until another place to insert.
Well, there was a bunch of idiots that thought they could "storm" Groom Lake a couple years back.
Can't wait for this to be another stupid marketing campaign for an equally stupid start-up company.
Area 51?
To drive that in, you need some sort of sledgehammer. I'd like to see them remove it.
Better yet, why don't someone visiting it give it a wiggle as I'm certain it can be too tightly inserted.
Didn't a few of these crop-up in the Mojave Desert a few years back?
Yes, hence why I noted that there are some 2001 fans with not much better to do.
https://www.facebook.com/100044272337453/posts/pfbid0wm6nWNYpCxvt2QQT9vRZnDDg5S6YLM84Gdt4cHAY4qqJbNZ8GAfuMhoHmg6E6PxMl/?
I posted comment on this saying that it was a prank.
I still think it is.
Congratulations.
The only reason why it has not been removed is cause people are constantly observing it. The prankster is unable to get to it without being seen.
What the freak are you talking about?
https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/23/style/las-vegas-mystery-monolith-removed-intl-hnk/index.html
Kind of funny seeing somewhere so close to me making national news...I have an excellent view of Gass Peak when I head to the grocery store. :D
A few people on /r/vegaslocals posted that they went out and found the monolith themselves before it was removed. Apparently it was in a location that was dangerous enough to get to that none of them felt comfortable sharing the exact location, out of fear that someone else might hurt themselves trying to get to it. If that's true, I'm not surprised that Metro removed it, since it risks becoming an attractive nuisance.
And now...the weather.
I still say it's a prank. The fact the media got hold of it easily states it's a publicity stunt or a person looking for attention and plants these knowing how some people reaction is to mysteries.
You have people out there who love things pointing to extraterrestrial and this kind of leaves that eerie feeling to them for it to exaggerate.
Quote from: roadman65 on June 24, 2024, 05:34:29 PMI still say it's a prank. The fact the media got hold of it easily states it's a publicity stunt or a person looking for attention and plants these knowing how some people reaction is to mysteries.
You have people out there who love things pointing to extraterrestrial and this kind of leaves that eerie feeling to them for it to exaggerate.
Well, yeah, what else would it be besides someone coming to Vegas to be a weirdo? That's why this city exists. Just another day in Southern Nevada.
https://www.facebook.com/100064906143437/posts/pfbid023oZZTG66wRU3P1ezr2ZEZ3WbB4ZCaMvUGkcSwLaUchX6PZF55vs4ndMbcDrrEZGXl/?
I see another incident occurred involving a Monolith. This time in Colorado.
What do you want to bet that if the location of all of them is plotted on a map they spell out "I'M THINKING ARBY'S"?
Quote from: Scott5114 on July 05, 2024, 09:12:56 AMWhat do you want to bet that if the location of all of them is plotted on a map they spell out "I'M THINKING ARBY'S"?
Next thing you know is little green men start actually paying visits to Arby's...
Quote from: kalvado on July 05, 2024, 09:40:25 AMQuote from: Scott5114 on July 05, 2024, 09:12:56 AMWhat do you want to bet that if the location of all of them is plotted on a map they spell out "I'M THINKING ARBY'S"?
Next thing you know is little green men start actually paying visits to Arby's...
Be a great promo for their St. Patrick's Day milkshake each year. :bigass:
I don't see rogue monolith installations rising to the importance of an "incident."
Quote from: Rothman on July 05, 2024, 11:36:29 AMI don't see rogue monolith installations rising to the importance of an "incident."
Incident simply means an event or occurrence. It doesn't have to be exciting or spectacular or ominous.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/T7Lu14GVnnkikpak/?mibextid=xfxF2i
I think this is more believable than the Monolith.
Quote from: roadman65 on July 08, 2024, 10:05:45 AMhttps://www.facebook.com/share/v/T7Lu14GVnnkikpak/?mibextid=xfxF2i
I think this is more believable than the Monolith.
Amazing how people will believe in anything, considering the "like/wow/laugh" reaction ratio on that.
The Tesla Concorde video that people genuinely think is real when there are dozens of red flags before even see a faked video is astounding.
(I sadly have a 73 year old former neighbor that shares stuff on FB from this very page thinking its real. He was actually in the military...)