Nusm

A Busy Night...

https://peachpie.theatl.social/c/funny/p/243295/a-busy-night

Mar 8 at 9:26pmWeb
Show threadFelixCressMar 8
That’s double stupid. Not just because the poor joke itself but also as in the UK clock will only change on 29/03, in three weeks time.
Show threadNusmMar 8

But I’m in the US, so the rest of the world doesn’t matter! 🤷🏻‍♂️

(Oh, /s in case it wasn’t obvious.)

Show threadCodpieceMar 8
You think they can move all of the stones in one night???
Show threadrovingnothing29Mar 8
If Santa can go round the earth in one night they can move some stones in one.
Show threadvext01Mar 8
You made me question my sanity. Clocks change in 3 weeks in the uk!
Show threadU de RecifeMar 9
That’s why they already started changing the stones. Takes time to get them right.
Show threadKorhakaMar 8
Those stones look more like Avebury. The better stone circle because it’s bigger and has a pub in the middle.
Show threadHamartiaMar 8
Also there’s no trees beside Stone Henge.
Show threadCevilia (they/she/…)Mar 9
This would’ve been funny if you’d posted it three weeks from now
Show threadNusmMar 9
Maybe I still am…. 🤔
Show threadVicksVaporBBQrubMar 9
Up on Mt. Machu Picchu the Aztecs had their “hitching post to the sun” sundial. To this day no one knows how they scooched over a entire mountain face every solstice.

source - abexpeditions.com/intihuatana-the-sundial-in-mach…
Intihuatana the Sundial In Machu Picchu - AB Expeditions

Intihuatana The Sundial In Machu Picchu The Intiwatana, also known as the “hitching post of the sun,” is a type of sundial found at Machu Picchu, a famous archaeological site in Peru. It consists of a stone pillar or column with a protruding knob at the top, which casts a shadow that aligns with various carved marks on ... Read moreIntihuatana the Sundial In Machu Picchu

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