Aliens - the truth

[Drago]

[QUOTE 5245268, member: 45"]Yeah, I know. They found a dead bloke. Some people who want to believe in aliens decided that aliens were responsible. Despite there being no evidence. Just some opinions in a poorly-hashed story with free grammar and spelling errors. And conclusive hypnotherapy.

Wow.[/QUOTE]

Exactly! That's all the proof I need.

 

[classic33]

[QUOTE 5245274, member: 45"]No. Definitely aliens. The bread has strange burn marks. That could just be the crust. I think it's aliens though.[/QUOTE]
What do the burn marks look like?

 

[classic33]

Exactly! That's all the proof I need.

http://www.prufospolicedatabase.co.uk/

 

[Grant Fondo]

I was gutted when i drove down the Extraterrestrial Highway in Nevada a few years ago...didn't see a single one, but weirdly came back to the UK with a half sun tan and a sore arse.

 

[Mr Celine]

It would certainly explain some of the ludicrous posts on this forum...

Alienist

 

[derrick]

I think a few of them are on here,

 

[Racing roadkill]

What you have to bear in mind, is that the Universe, may actually be part of a ‘multiverse’ which then makes the likelihood of something we recognise as ‘life’ being somewhere other than our planet, greater. Then there’s issues such as, if there are aliens about, who says they would be visible to our eyes. The planets around our solar system could be teeming with life, too small for anything we have to be able to detect, or that absorb / reflect E.M. radiation with wavelengths / frequencies / in a way that would enable us to ‘see’ them. Who says our laws of physics are followed ‘universally’? If you think openly enough about it, you find yourself with little option, but to think there very well may be ‘aliens’ about.

 

[Speicher]

Poltergeist?

No, it was Warburtons.

 

[Tin Pot]

What you have to bear in mind, is that the Universe, may actually be part of a ‘multiverse’ which then makes the likelihood of something we recognise as ‘life’ being somewhere other than our planet, greater. Then there’s issues such as, if there are aliens about, who says they would be visible to our eyes. The planets around our solar system could be teeming with life, too small for anything we have to be able to detect, or that absorb / reflect E.M. radiation with wavelengths / frequencies / in a way that would enable us to ‘see’ them. Who says our laws of physics are followed ‘universally’? If you think openly enough about it, you find yourself with little option, but to think there very well may be ‘aliens’ about.

Umm, no. Unless you missed out a winkie.

Considering the possibility of extraterrestrial life does not mean rejecting all knowledge and scientific method and turning it into a free for all.

Anyway. They come at night...Mostly.

 

[matiz]

With there being billions of earth like planets circling billions of sun's it's odds on there's aliens out there somewhere millions of light years away, and they probably have there own version of cycle chat, my moneys on planet x.

 

[Reynard]

Yes.

They have always been here.

And for the love of God, don't do archaeological digs, either on Mars or Ganymede.

 

[Milzy]

Isn’t every part of the universe remote compared to other parts?

The point is that the distances and time scales are so vast that it is almost impossible for anyone to be in the right place at the right time.

A long time ago in a galaxy far far away..........

Why is the universe so large? Where is it going out to?

 

[Drago]

Hes not batty. Hes a trained observer. The government (or Wesminster Elite to those in Scotland) have conducted a smear campaign to undermine and ridicule him, and this conceal the truth.

 

[Drago]

I see youve fallen for the Governments misinformation campaign

 

[Globalti]

My Mum, who still clings to some Catholic dogma even after the Catholic Church has made her miserable all her life, asked me if I believed in Heaven. I don't, and I think our lives are no more significant than the short life of a leaf on a tree or a gnat on the leaf, we exist, we think we're terribly important then we cease to exist.

Same philosophy as with aliens, there must be hundreds or thousands or even millions of planets where life exists and like the Human race, will burgeon then collapse for one reason or another.