2020 is full of wierd

[GTOJOSH]

DPS Crew Discovers Mysterious Monolith From Air In Remote Utah Wilderness

The Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter was assisting Utah Division of Wildlife Resource officers counting bighorn sheep when the crew spotted something mysterious from above.

ksltv.com

 

[HMRamateur]

Peculiar

 

[BullGear]

This was just one of my operations for this year. 2020 can't be over quick enough for me.

 

[akmike47]

"Art"

 

[Son of Dorn]

All they have to do is tell 4chan about it and we'll find out what it is, why it's there, and how it got there and who put it there in a matter of hours.

 

[pmclaine]

Rod from God

 

[acudaowner]

I wonder if it comes with it's own theme music

 

[Kadams1563]

This was just one of my operations for this year. 2020 can't be over quick enough for me.

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Wtf happened. Jesus.

 

[TheGerman]

Real life trolling level 5000 by some machinist.

 

[rtB]

Obviously that fell off a UFO on final approach to the Dulce underground base.

 

[Sniperwannabee]

This was just one of my operations for this year. 2020 can't be over quick enough for me.

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chicks dig scars

 

[2ndamendfan]

Meh, Utah is know for weird people doing weird shit in the middle of nowhere.

Spiral Jetty - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Sun Tunnels | The Utah Museum of Fine Arts

The Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Sun Tunnels

umfa.utah.edu

Metaphor: The Tree of Utah - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

the craziest, largest land art in USA is in Nevada though.
You should go to Google earth and check this one out. This guy is a genius, been sucking money off idiots for 40 years just to play with dirt, concrete and big machines in the middle of nowhere.

Huge, top-secret sculpture taking shape in desert

For more than 40 years, construction workers have been working in the desert, carrying out the vision of an artist. They're making one of the biggest sculptures in history. It's so top-secret that almost no one in the area has seen it.

www.ksl.com

 

[akmike47]

Meh, Utah is know for weird people doing weird shit in the middle of nowhere.

Spiral Jetty - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Sun Tunnels | The Utah Museum of Fine Arts

The Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Sun Tunnels

umfa.utah.edu

Metaphor: The Tree of Utah - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

the craziest, largest land art in USA is in Nevada though.
You should go to Google earth and check this one out. This guy is a genius, been sucking money off idiots for 40 years just to play with dirt, concrete and big machines in the middle of nowhere.

Huge, top-secret sculpture taking shape in desert

For more than 40 years, construction workers have been working in the desert, carrying out the vision of an artist. They're making one of the biggest sculptures in history. It's so top-secret that almost no one in the area has seen it.

www.ksl.com

"Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nevada, recently introduced a bill that would protect 800,000 acres around the sculpture from oil and gas drilling, a sort of buffer zone for the artwork. The energy industry and area landowners are upset."

I bet all those 40 years of construction didn't cause any pollution, displace any wildlife, or change the local area at all.

"It doesn’t serve any purpose other than something to look at.”

Neat....

 

[MtnCreek]

This was just one of my operations for this year. 2020 can't be over quick enough for me.

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They couldn't cut some of them moles out while they were at it? I'd want a refund.

 

[Jscb1b]

I would not call that art. But what ever.

 

[2ndamendfan]

"Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nevada, recently introduced a bill that would protect 800,000 acres around the sculpture from oil and gas drilling, a sort of buffer zone for the artwork. The energy industry and area landowners are upset."

I bet all those 40 years of construction didn't cause any pollution, displace any wildlife, or change the local area at all.

"It doesn’t serve any purpose other than something to look at.”

Neat....

That is fucking stupid. It is fucking concrete and gravel on private land. What the fuck is there to protect.

It is also my understanding that the guy in Nevada won't let just anyone visit the site.

I don't care what he does or how he gets money but the "protections" end at the property line.

 

[atomic41]

Meh, Utah is know for weird people doing weird shit in the middle of nowhere.

Spiral Jetty - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Sun Tunnels | The Utah Museum of Fine Arts

The Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Sun Tunnels

umfa.utah.edu

Metaphor: The Tree of Utah - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

the craziest, largest land art in USA is in Nevada though.
You should go to Google earth and check this one out. This guy is a genius, been sucking money off idiots for 40 years just to play with dirt, concrete and big machines in the middle of nowhere.

Huge, top-secret sculpture taking shape in desert

For more than 40 years, construction workers have been working in the desert, carrying out the vision of an artist. They're making one of the biggest sculptures in history. It's so top-secret that almost no one in the area has seen it.

www.ksl.com

Found it, not very impressive looking from satellite -

Lincoln County · Nevada

Nevada

www.google.com

 

[pmclaine]

Found it -

Lincoln County · Nevada

Nevada

www.google.com

Not a bad scam.

Dude gets to play earth mover man on other peoples money and Im sure some of that cash goes to keeping his own property looking pretty lush in that dry desert......

 

[akmike47]

I would not call that art. But what ever.

Looks like some airsoft kids dream

 

[BullGear]

Wtf happened. Jesus.

Fistula operation. They take a vein out of your arm. Then reroute it just under the skin and connect it directly to an artery. This causes the vein to balloon to a size so that they can perform dialysis through that vein/artery just under the skin. It's to make using a needle to access the vein/artery much easier.

Dialysis sucks!

 

[BullGear]

chicks dig scars

Yeah, my wife was all over me when she saw those staples...... NOT.

 

[BullGear]

They couldn't cut some of them moles out while they were at it? I'd want a refund.

You haven't seen moles until you see my back. I've had over a dozen removed in my life. Thankfully, no have proven to be cancerous.

Here's one I had cut out in early 2020.

 

[TheHorta]

Blah, blah, blah.

I see your silly boo-boos and raise you one...

2020 was indeed full of suck. Tumor removal. Knee surgery. Root canals. Rolled a buggy into a swamp alone at midnight, two dogs hit-and-run within 2 weeks of each other, and the beat goes on.

 

[Doc68]

Yeah, my wife was all over me when she saw those staples...... NOT.

Same....lol

 

[Moe Ron]

Looks like this thread has been diverted to a 2020 scar fest We are resilient. We come face to face with our mortality. We carry on. People are depending on me, I can’t go yet. We really don’t have any control yet here we are. Why? Got me.

February 25,2020 I’m at work. 2nd shift. About 17:30 I fall face first on the concrete floor, dead. Cardiac arrest. I have minutes to live. Coworkers are there in seconds and start CPR. A woman who knew CPR saved my life. Survival rate of outside hospital cardiac arrest is 10%. So here I am. Why?

Who cares right?

I now have my very own onboard defibrillator. Hasn’t blasted me yet. Hopefully it never will

The bump is the defib

 

[TheHorta]

Looks like this thread has been diverted to a 2020 scar fest We are resilient. We come face to face with our mortality. We carry on. People are depending on me, I can’t go yet. We really don’t have any control yet here we are. Why? Got me.

February 25,2020 I’m at work. 2nd shift. About 17:30 I fall face first on the concrete floor, dead. Cardiac arrest. I have minutes to live. Coworkers are there in seconds and start CPR. A woman who knew CPR saved my life. Survival rate of outside hospital cardiac arrest is 10%. So here I am. Why?

Who cares right?

I now have my very own onboard defibrillator. Hasn’t blasted me yet. Hopefully it never will

The bump is the defib

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Meh. I’ve seen worse.