That's no more ridiculous than the plot of Deus Ex.

I just wanted to link the same article.

Scientific investigations of the site show that the so-called pyramids are natural formations and that there are no signs of human building involved.[2][3][4] Additionally, scientists have criticised the Bosnian authorities for supporting the pyramid claim saying, "This scheme is a cruel hoax on an unsuspecting public and has no place in the world of genuine science."[5]

Osmanagic is a criminal plain and simple. He knowingly spreads false information in an area of science where accuracy is of paramount importance. Unfortunately he gets support from the media, the Bosnian government, and "alternative science" bloggers. If _real_ archeology got only half of that support, we'd probably know much more about the actual history (from ice age hunters to the rich medieval culture) in the Bosnian area already.

You guys are looking too much into this. Here's what happened:
Bosnian tribe had a city that started building on a wonder - the Pyramids. Work was going well, until only a few decades were needed to finish the construction (some refer this period as a "turn"). Alas, they got word from foreign traders that in a distant land called "Egypt", one of their cities already finished the said Pyramids. Knowing the universe rules, Bosnians watched in despair how their centuries of back-breaking work turned into natural formations. (no, seriously, one second it's "almost complete", and the next it's "nope, nothing there, choose another production item").

Though, I heard somewhere that later on they started the construction of the Great wall of Bosnia. Again, major disappointment when they found out that China stole their idea many years before.

I heard that they are now working on a new project with the code name Eiffel T.

That was scrapped twenty years ago, when they started work (perhaps a bit too far to the North-West) on a grand design: the great Money sinkhole..

They should really upgrade their Civilization to iteration "IV". Afterwards, when they are late again with one of their great projects, they'll at least be compensated in gold. ;)

That would be [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slivovitz]VERY unwise.

Although in retrospect, it makes sense...