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Giant Toxic Bug Invades Yorkshire

Posted by James Turnbull, Friday, 22nd June 2007

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It looks like there’s a massive toxic bug in Yorkshire! Run for the hills!

On closer inspection I’d say that a massive toxic bug has been squashed on Yorkshire. Come back from the hills and help clean this mess up.

A previous bug in Google Earth was swiftly fixed by the development team. Perhaps I should file a bug report?

Thanks: Ben

16 Responses to 'Giant Toxic Bug Invades Yorkshire'

  1. Glenn says:

    intersting spiral structure(?) or hedge(?) nearby:

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  2. Didier says:

    I think the spiral structure that Glenn mentions is a runaway lane for those too scared to enter the roundabout.

  3. Dan says:

    If it is, boy will they be surprised when they see it’s a dead end..

  4. Cyre says:

    A nice piece of lint just to the east, also.

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  5. Ben says:

    Or this one, that looks like the white line machine driver had one too many:
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  6. Ben says:

    And a swinning one:
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  7. Cyre says:

    WAHAHAHA!! Check out the “crop circle” and lint to the west!!!! The aliens are REALLY trying to tell us something!
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  8. Cyre says:

    Whoah, a REAL crop circle to the west of the “alien text”.

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  9. Cyre says:

    Retarded crop circle makers:

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  10. Ben says:

    These ones even had time to plant a tree in the middle (ho ho ho…)
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  11. James says:

    We actually posted those crop circles a while back. I wonder why no-one noticed the giant squished bug then?

  12. o0adam0o says:

    Aaaaaah! Run for your lives!!!

  13. Glenn says:

    Faded crop circle; I don’t think this one has been posted yet:

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  14. Michael says:

    Cyre,

    That was probably just somebody who shanked their ball pretty far off the neighboring golf course and then tried to find it — I wonder which is harder to find in a wheat field, a needle or a golf ball?

    Personally, when I shank one that bad, I just let it go.

  15. PotatoSalad says:

    Wow this is about 10 minutes away from where I live. Might go and check it out some time!

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