An observation- I had missed that they had a triangular cross-section up until recently. What if they’re just giant toblerones?
It my favorite.They should use a nicer chocolate.
It my favorite.![]()
Lindt’s hazelnut chocolates are a close second.
Even if you are not anchoring, the act of climbing causes small amounts of damage to the rocks. There was no pictures of the scale of damage from the monolith or the visitors, so I may be missing some things.
Alien 1: "We need to collect samples of human feces, but we cannot interact with human sewer systems because of our extreme allergy to water. What should we do?"There were some pictures. It looked like they took a saw and cut three lines into the rock, and removed the center portion to fit the monolith. The gouges in the stone beyond the monolith were notable.
In any event, even if you feel his thoughts about damage to the rock are not valid, the trash and literal excrement left by humans are still enough reason to take down a structure that wasn't erected legally in the first place.
Alien 1: "We need to collect samples of human feces, but we cannot interact with human sewer systems because of our extreme allergy to water. What should we do?"
Alien 2 (brandishing monolith): I have an idea!
Alien 1: “That looks a lot bigger than the ones we used on them 30 solar cycles ago. I don’t think that will fit.”Alien 1: "We need to collect samples of human feces, but we cannot interact with human sewer systems because of our extreme allergy to water. What should we do?"
Alien 2 (brandishing monolith): I have an idea!
That's fantastic. I live in SF, maybe I'll bike over today and see what's left after yesterday's rain.![]()
That Takes The Cake: Gingerbread Monolith Mysteriously Appears In San Francisco
"Looks like a great spot to get baked," quips city's parks director, who plans to leave the structure up, at least for a "while."www.yahoo.com