For pete's sake we know how the Egyptians stored grain. For one, we have excavated them. And second, we can read their writing.

I work in media and sometimes have to fact check this wacky stuff and it always makes me wonder where these people get their news!

Can Carson point us to a trove of ancient Egyptian artwork depicting or writings discussing this fantastical use of the pyramids?

Anyone want to bet that Carson quotes are going to get at least one sketch -- probably the open -- on SNL with Trump tonight?

So many GOP candidates with weird quotes to skewer!

Who'll come on for a cameo?

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Typical DCUM nonsensical response:

"God works in mysterious ways. And you can't discount the fact that Solomon may have liked hot wheels. His wisdom and foresight might have allowed him to transcend time and the centuries to imagine or see a vision from the almighty, allowing him to ascribe the blessing bestowed upon his nephew in connection to a large scale nascar-like drag strip.

Great Wall of China also could have been used to store grain.

Great Wall of China also foretells in tongues carson's appointment and scholarship to West Point.

Men, be humble as all is possible under God.

Amen."

Don't tread on my freedom of speech and religion no matter how crazy I am.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve seen the Giza pyramids. The surfaces are very rough, at right angles, being made of stacked man-size cubes of limestone. This staggered surface was originally covered by a thin white polished casing of limestone, smoothly slanted at an angle along the surface. These were largely removed later for use in other construction in Cairo. (If you look carefully at photos of the current pyramids you can see where this finishing limestone remains at the top.)

My point is that these covered gaps would have made an excellent grain elevator. Grain put in the top, flowing down through the seams, to be drawn from the bottom.

Who on earth would make a grain elevator that is not hollow???

The Lord works in mysterious ways. But seriously, the banks of Nile are extremely fertile due to frequent flooding. Why in the world would the Pharoahs devote the slave manpower and resources to build massive stone structures simply to hold very small amounts of grain? Nonsensical and ridiculous.

Who on earth would make a grain elevator that is not hollow???

I'm guessing carson.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve seen the Giza pyramids. The surfaces are very rough, at right angles, being made of stacked man-size cubes of limestone. This staggered surface was originally covered by a thin white polished casing of limestone, smoothly slanted at an angle along the surface. These were largely removed later for use in other construction in Cairo. (If you look carefully at photos of the current pyramids you can see where this finishing limestone remains at the top.)

My point is that these covered gaps would have made an excellent grain elevator. Grain put in the top, flowing down through the seams, to be drawn from the bottom.

Who on earth would make a grain elevator that is not hollow???

You can't fix stupid. The pint of a grain elevator is to STORE grain. You could put grain into the Washington Monument and let it flow down the stairs and elevator shaft but that wouldn't mean it was designed to be a grain elevator.

I’ve seen the Giza pyramids. The surfaces are very rough, at right angles, being made of stacked man-size cubes of limestone. This staggered surface was originally covered by a thin white polished casing of limestone, smoothly slanted at an angle along the surface. These were largely removed later for use in other construction in Cairo. (If you look carefully at photos of the current pyramids you can see where this finishing limestone remains at the top.)

My point is that these covered gaps would have made an excellent grain elevator. Grain put in the top, flowing down through the seams, to be drawn from the bottom.

Apparently ben is a liar and a nut job.

He is a multi-tasking clown.

As anyone can tell you, the best way to make a grain silo is bo build an enormously thick stone monument with small, hidden chambers. Then throw a few bodies and dead cats inside. Fill with grain et voila!

Anonymous wrote:Is anyone bothered that Carson thinks Joseph built the pyramids, when he came around 1000 years after the pharaohs and 300 years after Egypt had been conquered by the Greeks?

To the extent there's any historicity of the Jews in Egypt, the common estimate for Joseph's time is circa 1850 BC. The Giza Pyramids were already 700 years old at the time. The Greeks didn't conquer Egypt until the 4th Century BC.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Is anyone bothered that Carson thinks Joseph built the pyramids, when he came around 1000 years after the pharaohs and 300 years after Egypt had been conquered by the Greeks?

Obviously this Joseph of character is/was a liberal and was part of a plot put in place many years ago to get Carson. I bet this Joseph guy was your typical long haired, rob wearing, hippie.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Grain Pyramid!