Artifact or Nature at her best?

[celestina44]

Fumbling for words... Any clue, anyone? Thanks..

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

I'm not saying it's north American Indian artifact. Simple enough

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Bob this is the "North American Indian Artifact Forum", we have a separate Rock and Mineral Forum......

 

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[Backwoodsbob]

Trying to steer the op in the right direction mod..

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[quito]

Trying to steer the op in the right direction mod..

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so you believe them Jesuits made lots of these obscure carvings and left them laying everywhere? As much as that religion has put down in ink, there must be a few writings on this subject I assume? How about something from the r.c. church telling about this particular common jesuit practice?

Are you under lock and key and can't go to work? Or did you sell your jesuit carving collection and make a large fortune?

 

[Charl]

Just goes to show what you know. That's the work of a jesuit. You can stick to the points that doesnt take an education. This kind of stuff is to advance for you. It don't bother me a bit you can't see it.

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You are unable to distinguish marks on a rock that are natural from marks on a rock that are man made. It's very obvious, as you have made these claims on other threads, and with other rocks, as well. You are very, very mistaken. Unfortunately, from your tone, it's also obvious that you will never be able to accept the fact that you are mistaken. It's not a question of your understanding being too advanced for anyone here. You need to learn how to tell when marks on rocks have been rendered by human beings. Until you do, you will not know as much as people who are able to make that distinction. Although you are unaware of it, all you are doing is advertising your lack of knowledge. You have a great deal to learn if you think for one second that the rock you posted has any man made marks upon it. It does not. Trying to impose your complete lack of knowledge upon experienced eyes by telling those people that your knowledge and understanding is somehow more advanced is just plain foolish. It's also extremely arrogant, since you are basically announcing that you have nothing whatsoever to learn. Wrong. You have a lot to learn if you are ever going to grow beyond the very silly claims you are making.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Trying to steer the op in the right direction mod..

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Your trying to steer inexperienced members in the wrong direction, as stated this is the North American Indian Artifact Forum, let's keep fantasy out of it.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

You are unable to distinguish marks on a rock that are natural from marks on a rock that are man made. It's very obvious, as you have made these claims on other threads, and with other rocks, as well. You are very, very mistaken. Unfortunately, from your tone, it's also obvious that you will never be able to accept the fact that you are mistaken. It's not a question of your understanding being too advanced for anyone here. You need to learn how to tell when marks on rocks have been rendered by human beings. Until you do, you will not know as much as people who are able to make that distinction. Although you are unaware of it, all you are doing is advertising your lack of knowledge. You have a great deal to learn if you think for one second that the rock you posted has any man made marks upon it. It does not. Trying to impose your complete lack of knowledge upon experienced eyes by telling those people that your knowledge and understanding is somehow more advanced is just plain foolish. It's also extremely arrogant, since you are basically announcing that you have nothing whatsoever to learn. Wrong. You have a lot to learn if you are ever going to grow beyond the very silly claims you are making.

Best response ever.

 

[celestina44]

Well, I must say this is the most arousal I have had goin on in my life since I was a bartender... 😁 😂 😄 😄 😁 😀 I am happy to be on this site, I have lots to learn and if nothing else, it's exciting! Looking forward to posting more!

 

[unclemac]

You are unable to distinguish marks on a rock that are natural from marks on a rock that are man made. It's very obvious, as you have made these claims on other threads, and with other rocks, as well. You are very, very mistaken. Unfortunately, from your tone, it's also obvious that you will never be able to accept the fact that you are mistaken. It's not a question of your understanding being too advanced for anyone here. You need to learn how to tell when marks on rocks have been rendered by human beings. Until you do, you will not know as much as people who are able to make that distinction. Although you are unaware of it, all you are doing is advertising your lack of knowledge. You have a great deal to learn if you think for one second that the rock you posted has any man made marks upon it. It does not. Trying to impose your complete lack of knowledge upon experienced eyes by telling those people that your knowledge and understanding is somehow more advanced is just plain foolish. It's also extremely arrogant, since you are basically announcing that you have nothing whatsoever to learn. Wrong. You have a lot to learn if you are ever going to grow beyond the very silly claims you are making.

we should save this response for the next time...and the next time... and the time after that...copy/post

 

[T.C.]

Me thinks 'ol Bob has been in the backwoods tooooo long!!

 

[Backwoodsbob]

I say, I say, Boy! You need to listen to me when I'm taken too you.

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[The Grim Reaper]

I say, I say, Boy! You need to listen to me when I'm taken too you.

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"There's the wind up and the pitch."

"Oh, it's a swing and a miss!"

 

[Backwoodsbob]

If you can't tell from this one. You need to see an eye Dr.

The joke is on you guy[emoji23]

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[justonemore]

Reading through many past posts by Backwoodsbob, I don't understand why he's still here?

 

[unclemac]

i keep pitching and you keep missing...there's a hole in yer glove!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

If you can't tell from this one. You need to see an eye Dr.

The joke is on you guy[emoji23]

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Bob, stop posting rocks in the Indian artifact forum....

 

[Backwoodsbob]

Mod. Pm me please. Got a question for you. That is an artifact but sure .I tired of the short bus gang anyway

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[SilverCreekMiningOutfit]

Yeah you probably think this is too.

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How in the world is that Jesuit? Did you find it? Was it given to you?

 

[Backwoodsbob]

Found it. why?

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[SilverCreekMiningOutfit]

I guess I just don't see it? Looks like a regular rock on e ground not Jesuit?

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Mod. Pm me please. Got a question for you. That is an artifact but sure .I tired of the short bus gang anyway

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As stated before this is the North American Indian Artifact forum, not our rock and mineral forum.