My people David try oo

See Head

Interesting

No sOurCe...?

U JusT poStEd tHis WitHouT SouRce. ARE u NormAl At OlL?

Wow

Goliath ko gorimakpa nii...
Them no see Hitler own nah goliath own dem see..
White men b brain washin us since 01BC..

The force behind the stone was awesome.

Mubbyleey:
No sOurCe...?

U JusT poStEd tHis WitHouT SouRce. ARE u NormAl At OlL?

If I am not normal, u most be insane.

A source from Israel,Palestine,Jordan or its false.

dat means he get ogoor,he should av been named ogorchukwu if nt dat he was against God

The Weekly World News was a largely fictional news tabloid published in the United States from 1979 to 2007, renowned for its outlandish cover stories often based on supernatural or paranormal themes and an approach to news that verged on the satirical. Its characteristic black-and-white covers have become pop-culture images widely used in the arts. It continues to exist as a website.


http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weekly_World_News

It is a hoax of Goliathian proportions...see below.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/12/071214-giant-skeleton.html

Emmyginger:
dat means he get ogoor,he should av been named ogorchukwu if nt dat he was against God

The National Geographic Society has not discovered ancient giant humans, despite rampant reports and pictures.

The hoax began with a doctored photo and later found a receptive online audience—thanks perhaps to the image's unintended religious connotations

Web sites dedicated to debunking urban legends and "netlore" picked up on the various giant hoaxes soon after they first appeared.

California-based Snopes.com, for example, noted that the skeleton image had been lifted from Worth1000, which hosts photo-manipulation competitions.

A digitally altered photograph created in 2002 shows a reclining giant surrounded by a wooden platform—with a shovel-wielding archaeologist thrown in for scale.

Titled "Giants," the skeleton-and-shoveler picture had won third place in a 2002 contest called "Archaeological Anomalies 2."

The image's creator—an illustrator from Canada who goes by the screen name IronKite—told National Geographic News via email that he had had nothing to do with the subsequent hoax.

The photo fakery might be obvious to most people. But the tall tale refuses to lie down even years later

How the Image Was Made

IronKite started with an aerial photo of a mastodon excavation in Hyde Park, New York, in 2000.

He then digitally superimposed a human skeleton over the beast's remains.

IronKite said he's tickled that the picture—which took only about an hour and a half to create—has generated so much Internet attention.

"I laugh myself silly when some guy claims to know someone who was there, or even goes so far as to claim that he or she was there when they found the skeleton and took the picture," IronKite said.

"Sometimes people seem so desperate to believe in something that they lie to themselves, or exaggerate in order to make their own argument stronger."

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/12/071214-giant-skeleton_2.html

1Samuel 17:57.

David had the head of Goliath in his hand when he returned to the city and was brought before Saul.

Compare the size of the skull with the men in the picture, there's no way that anyone of them can hold that skull in his hand.

It will require at least 4 people to carry

The size of this skull is too big that it contradicts the above quoted scripture.
The link below shows several translations of the same bible verse.

http://biblehub.com/1_samuel/17-57.htm

henrymichael:
1Samuel 17:57.

David had the head of Goliath in his hand when he returned to the city and was brought before Saul.

Compare the size of the skull with the men in the picture, there's no way that anyone of them can hold that skull in his hand.

It will require at least 4 people to carry

The size of this skull is too big that it contradicts the above quoted scripture.
The link below shows several translations of the same bible verse.

http://biblehub.com/1_samuel/17-57.htm

My dear you have an uncommon common sense- for saying the bolded phrase. well done

SHALOM!
SORRY, but this is an Oyinbo TABLOID Story, and is therefore suspect.
That photo is obviously PHOTOSHOPPED!

I love skull rings. Very good-looking, looks rich on the hand, raises the status of a person.