Female Anatomy Inspired Stonehenge

Discovery News ^ | Feb. 28, 2003 | By Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News

[meyer]

It doesn't appear that jhoffa is all that interested in space chick. She appears less than enthused with the gift he may intend to offer, at least at this time. Perhaps the relationship will grow.

[VadeRetro]

Space chick is endowed something like Barbie was in a critical area. That is to say, not at all.

[Andante]

I don't think much has changed in 4000+ years on that score. LOL!

[ScholarWarrior]

This guy is a moron.

Stonehenge was, in my opinion, a gathering place. Annual meetings, celebrations, ceremony, whatever. An ampitheatre. It doesn't look like one because the wood is gone, and the supports for the center are the only things remaining. The alignments for the solar time of year were set that way so that you would know when to expect your guests from elsewhere in the kingdom.

female anatomy. sheesh.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Female Anatomy Inspired Stonehenge. Das ewige Weibliche...

[Darling Lili]

Yes, that's always been my experience.

[meyer]

I thought that space chick was adequate in one area, but perhaps a bit stout in another. I reckon that's a matter of taste.

Geeze, I can't beleive that I'm analzying this drawing in this manner. :^)

[Jhoffa_]

I only read your graphics for the articles..

[Byron_the_Aussie]

Anthony M. Perks
BA, MA, PhD, Dsc, FRSM
Professor of Zoology (Ermeritus); Honorary Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Research Divison, University of British Columbia

Reproductive & Developmental Sciences Program, University of British Columbia

[I'm ALL Right!]

I think this guy needs to get out more. When a bunch of rocks in a circle start to look like female anatomy.....

[Rockpile]

"Now batting cleanup for Cerne----center-fielder Gort Magog."

[VadeRetro]

I thought that space chick was adequate in one area, but perhaps a bit stout in another. I reckon that's a matter of taste.

I think Space Chick and (and my sister's Barbie from the mid-sixties) both need dialysis once a week to keep from getting uremic poisoning.

[rundy]

To an idiot with a hammer, every problem is a nail...

Reminds me of the joke about the guy arrested for indecency and is being assessed by a psychiatrist who is using the inkblot test. Shown one picture and asked what is was the guy says: "It's a naked man."

The psychiatrist takes some notes and shows another picture. The guy says: "It's a naked woman. Again, the psychiatrist takes some notes.

A third inkblot is shown, and the guy says: "Oh, oh. That's a naked man and woman together." This time, the psychiatrist does not take any notes. He simply says: "Well, it is plain to see you have this enormus sexual preocupation." At which time the guy says: "What do you mean, you are the guy with all the dirty pictures."

Grin, Grin, Grin.

[N. Theknow]

Like the couple who picked out monuments for each others' graves.

He picked out hers and had chiseled into it: "Like My Wife, This Stone Is Cold And Hard."

She had chiseled on his: "Here Lies My Dear Husband, Stiff At Last."

[Taffini]

sounds more like this guy has a fetish. His fetish spills over into everything he sees. I wonder what he sees in the blarney stone.

[Taffini]

the Cerne Abbas Giant):


I thought this was YOUR art work, but I looked it up and it is real. I have never heard of it. Learn something new....etc

[MikalM]

I thought this was YOUR art work

Nope, I would have drawn him with a bigger club.

but I looked it up and it is real. I have never heard of it.

Yup -- as stated in the original post, it's a gen-u-wine Neolithic British artifact -- all 130 feet of him.