I’m in - 1,002! Fantastic
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What are these mysterious “beach circles”?
It’s spells out “stay away” in space alien.
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It kind of looks like this place at low tide:
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Ah, trypophobia bay, of course!
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Why not just land the effin chopper and figure it out
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Used to have that as a poster in college.
I find this diagram strangely arousing.
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It’s probably part of the process of trying to re-establish mangroves -
http://www.res.ku.edu/~crgc/blog/?p=658
- with a tip of the hat to “rocky” at TYWKIWDBI.
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On a complete side note: that helicopter, judging by the sound, is powered by a rare Fisher-Price ETJ-501 turboshaft engine, which was based on the earlier FP #757 Melody Push Chime (see video below). These were used a lot in the 1970’s until a series of notable fatal and hull-loss accidents – resulting from “winsome and soothing harmonic amplification causing compressor blade separation and catastrophic engine failure” – grounded all aircraft, eventually leading to the sell-off and closure of Fisher Price’s aerospace division. The F-P ETJ 501’s were all eventually replaced with the Lycoming LTS101 series engines.
The few remaining ETJ 501 applications are mostly in countries with less strict airworthiness standards.
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Perhaps, but those circles are pretty big!
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That’s some weird shit you’re slinging there and I LOVE IT
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I hope someone called for help!
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Damn, I was reading it in the wrong dialect. I though it said “no intelligent life here.” Then again, those are pretty similar thoughts depending on the context, the species speaking, and the inflection placed on the seventeenth dimensional phoneme at marker three.
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Undergoing major flashbacks here… Drogna!
Thanks, now I’ll be down that Wiki/YouTube rabbithole when I should be sleeping 
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