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SpongeBob Stones
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The Circle of '''SpongeBob Stones''' first appeared in "[[SpongeHenge]]," when [[SpongeBob]] built eight stone replicas of himself in [[Jellyfish Fields]]. 3,000 years after construction they still stand, where it was viewed by aliens. Even then, its purpose and origin were never discovered, but it was a yearly gathering place for Jellyfish as the music initiated from the holes attracted them. This is a reference of the actual Stonehenge and Easter Island. | The Circle of '''SpongeBob Stones''' first appeared in "[[SpongeHenge]]," when [[SpongeBob]] built eight stone replicas of himself in [[Jellyfish Fields]]. 3,000 years after construction they still stand, where it was viewed by aliens. Even then, its purpose and origin were never discovered, but it was a yearly gathering place for Jellyfish as the music initiated from the holes attracted them. This is a reference of the actual Stonehenge and Easter Island. | ||
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Revision as of 02:46, 22 April 2010
The Circle of SpongeBob Stones first appeared in "SpongeHenge," when SpongeBob built eight stone replicas of himself in Jellyfish Fields. 3,000 years after construction they still stand, where it was viewed by aliens. Even then, its purpose and origin were never discovered, but it was a yearly gathering place for Jellyfish as the music initiated from the holes attracted them. This is a reference of the actual Stonehenge and Easter Island.
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