Well, here we go again with the crop circles!

Looks as though a new one formed in the past couple of days within a rocks throw of the legendary Stonehenge monument.

The article doesn’t provide much in the way of investigation and it is a tabloid report but we here at GT just present the crap….Err, I mean news. It’s up to you guys to give your valued opinions. And by valued, I mean worthless.

It’s a joke! Come on! You know I’m a joke maker! I suffer from a lifelong case of wisecrackeritis! Just remember, I only give you guys a hard time because I love and admire you all. I’ve always thought the GT readers to be intelligent and astute…..as far as you know. Now, if I only knew what “astute” meant, hmmm.

Anyhoo, take a gander and do tell what you think.

Who built Stonehenge has long been the subject of debate among scholars. But now the ancient site has offered up another conundrum – in the form of a giant crop circle. This impressive 200ft design appeared within sight of the ancient monument yesterday. And as ever the debate will rise as to who is responsible.

Some believe they are man made, others that they are caused by earth’s magnetic field. And there are a number who are convinced they are the work of extra-terrestrials.

The ancient site is widely considered the most important prehistoric monument in Britain and is proving to be a hot spot for the phenomena this season.

Yesterday’s design is just the latest in a spate of crop circles to have appeared in Wiltshire in the past few weeks.

Online enthusiast Eliakis Joseph-Sophia attempted to offer some explanation, believing the that the ‘three half moons in the crop and that could indicate plans due to budgets in the third quarter.

‘The crop is the other side of the road from Stonehenge. So clearly, the people involved in this crop cannot reach the sacred stones.’

The mystery of how crop circles are created has never been solved although they are widely considered to be an elaborate hoax.

Cynics have claimed the patterns are the work of computer scientists using teams of volunteers.

However crop circle enthusiasts argue there are not enough hours of darkness in summer to allow them to be completed by humans.

Many people believe the patterns are a message from extra-terrestrial lifeforms or even God.

Another theory is that colossal energy is amassed above the earth in the ionosphere and then zapped towards the ground where it creates the crop circle usually on chalky ground in areas traditionally known for their ‘energy lines’ and mystical past.

Source: The Daily Mail