Is this Atlantis?

UK Mirror ^ | 2/20/09 | Virginia Wheeler

[pissant]

THIS is the amazing image which could show the fabled sunken city of Atlantis. It shows a perfect rectangle the size of Wales lying on the bed of the Atlantic Ocean nearly 3½ miles down.

A host of criss-crossing lines, looking like a map of a vast metropolis, are enclosed by the boundary.

They seem too vast and organised to be caused naturally.

And last night the possibility of an extraordinary discovery had oceanographers and geophysicists captivated.

[pissant]

Can't paste their photo here, but see link.

[snarks_when_bored]

[Darkwolf377]

It’s another country Pat Buchanan wants us to impose tariffs on. :P

[Flycatcher]

Is this Atlantis?

No. It's an underwater doodle of Spongebob Squarepants.

[pissant]

How did you do that? It would not let me copy it.

[tgusa]

Maybe 0 will send some of our $$ to stimulate their economy.

[MissNomer]

Well, he does live in a pineapple under the sea. . . .

[Grunthor]

Atlantis or not...I’ve never seen that kind of design occurring naturally. Very interesting.

[Tallguy]

King Neptune’s Zen garden?

[Badeye]

Kinda hard to believe it ‘sunk’ 3.5 miles and isn’t obliterated completely.

That said, yep, needs further investigation. Don’t know if its Atlantis, but there is no denying if this is ‘legit’ it wasn’t caused by random nature.

[Izzy Dunne]

It's the size of Wales, but it only has 8 or 10 streets in all that size.

Right.

[rwfromkansas]

It is obviously something, but not necessarily Atlantis. While I think it unlikely it was made up, it probably was another civilization with similar characteristics.

However, I do want to believe in a literal Atlantis. :)

Nevertheless, I can’t see this photo NOT being something man-made. What in nature could create all those perfect grid patterns?

[Jakarta ex-pat]

A crop circle...

Under the sea of course.

[snarks_when_bored]

I right-clicked on the image and chose “Copy Image Location”, then pasted the url into my post. Another way to do it would be to right-click on the image, choose Properties and copy the Location URL at the top of the Element Properties box...

[demshateGod]

Bush’s fault.

[pissant]

Atlatians were giants, weren’t they? LOL

[rwfromkansas]

Probably more minor streets have been worn away if it is indeed a city.

[LibWhacker]

I think we’ve found Poseidon’s spatula! Looks just like it. He lost it one day while cooking fish.

[andy58-in-nh]

It’s a sonar grid.

[pissant]

When I right clicked all I got was a copywright warning. No options whatsoever to even see the ‘location’ or ‘properties’.