For centuries, historians have attempted to explain the significance of England's Stonehenge monument. Astronomers claimed archaic Brits erected the rock formation as a lunar sundial of sorts: capable of predicting the paths of stars and comets. Anthropologists claimed the rocks were created by mystics. Mystics hell-bent on pleasing their spiritual guides. It was only recently that the truth had been spoken by the Lazy Owl's very own Trivia guru's, The Bi-Polar Bears. While outside for a cigarette with an intoxicated no-namer, Jeremy Putz confessed the sacred truth: He himself had built Stonehenge.
Remarkably, the creation of Stonehenge was only one of the many great historical achievements accomplished by the Bi-Polar Bears. Sam Macaig was the first woman to ever canoe the Amazon. Aaron Grandguillot revolutionized agriculture when he initiated the first water irrigation systems known to man. Gena, always the scientist, discovered carbon-dating, a method for historically dating the numerous dinosaur bones dug up by Phil Smith, who was responsible for all major prehistoric discoveries since the Ice Age. Hell, even Joel built a pyramid or two.
No matter how highly regarded the accomplishments of Jeremy, Sam, Aaron, Gena, Phil and Joel remain, nothing any of them have done compare with the sheer power of Chelsea Kitsch and Erin Sifert. Chelsea being the creator of time, and Erin being the creator of space.
How is this possible? How could two 21st century Regina, Sk. citizens be responsible for the creation of time and space. To understand this, you must first understand how this all began. How the universe came to be.
In the beginning, only two beings existed, Chelsea Kitsch and Erin Sifert. Nothing else existed outside of Chelsea and Erin. Nothing. Then, without warning, on what later became known as "Monday", Chelsea created time. When the Prarie Dog asked Chelsea why she created time, she fondly recalled "I don't know, I just thought, wouldn't it be cool if I had a past and a future, so I went for it! And I haven't looked back since." Erin was less modest when asked by said publication about the creation of space, exclaiming "the creation space was the purpose of my life, in fact, creating space gave me life. It gave you life. I created life! Think about it, without space, where would you live?" Touche, Erin, Touche.
After time and space became old news, Chelsea and Erin took the next logical step, building a time machine. In an interview with BBC, Erin admitted "I think all Chelsea and I ever really wanted a time machine, but in the old days, that was impossible without time and space, so we gotter [sic] done and built that time machine. I wanted the machine to be cheery red, but Chels wanted it to be ocean blue, so it ended up looking kind of purpleish...". The rest of the Bi-Polar Bears were ecstatic to find out Chelsea and Erin had a time machine. Gena led the team to the machine with an enthusiastic "let's go back in time and build and discover shit!". And build and discover they did.
If you are reading this right now, you are likely relieved to have all of your suspicions confirmed. The reason the Bi-Polar Bears are the top trivia team at the Lazy Owl is because they have eternal access to everything space and time can offer a mere human. The Bi-Polar Bears may be fourth place this year so far, but that is on purpose, everything is on purpose when you control the past.