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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: type_char on March 22, 2004, 06:38:00 PM
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I believe that we have been visited by aliens in UFOs.
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From a statistical view point...
There HAS to be life on other world's. Given the number of galaxies, and the number of solar sytems in those, and the number of planet's in those... there HAS to be atleast one with life on it. Now if it is intelligent and has visited us is another question.
But personally, I believe we have been visited by Aliens, and not just the one's from Mexico, cause I have seen those :)
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Originally posted by TheMadOne
But personally, I believe we have been visited by Aliens, and not just the one's from Mexico, cause I have seen those :)
now we have to kill you.
errr, i meant they!! now they have to kill you!!
:eek:
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Originally posted by type_char
I believe that we have been visited by aliens in UFOs.
I think my sister-in-law is living proof.
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I saw 15 aliens inside a '77 Monte Carlo once, and until I identified them as airplanes, birds or insects, every flying object I have ever seen has been unidintified.
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Originally posted by Holden McGroin
I saw 15 aliens inside a '77 Monte Carlo once, and until I identified them as airplanes, birds or insects, every flying object I have ever seen has been unidintified.
How do you get 15 aliens in a 77 Monte Carlo?
easy 7 1/2 in the front and 7 1/2 in the back....
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Originally posted by TheMadOne
From a statistical view point...
There HAS to be life on other world's. Given the number of galaxies, and the number of solar sytems in those, and the number of planet's in those... there HAS to be atleast one with life on it. Now if it is intelligent and has visited us is another question.
But personally, I believe we have been visited by Aliens, and not just the one's from Mexico, cause I have seen those :)
Exactly what I think, but I don't think we have been visited by them. :(
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They're smart enough to travel the universe .... they're smart enough to stay away.
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Originally posted by weaselsan
How do you get 15 aliens in a 77 Monte Carlo?
easy 7 1/2 in the front and 7 1/2 in the back....
I don't get it. Sorry.
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There you guys go littering in my thread. This is a serious survey. At least give me your honest answer. UFOs [yes/no]
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Oh! You were being serious! I'm sorry. :D
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I believe they exist, but have never visited earth in the past million years.
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Yeah... sorry
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Originally posted by hawker238
I don't get it. Sorry.
No Elephant jokes in your part of town eh!
how do you get six elephants in a volkswagon?
3 in the front and 3 in the back...
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Yup.
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Originally posted by type_char
There you guys go littering in my thread. This is a serious survey. At least give me your honest answer. UFOs [yes/no]
Oh...serious thread...err ehh...as in little green men?
They could be looking for little green women...
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yes
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Originally posted by Arlo
Oh! You were being serious! I'm sorry. :D
HoldenHisGroin
I'm sorry. :D
No applogies needed gentlemen. :)
[yes/no] ?
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I am not authorized at this time to devulge any information on this subject.
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Did you know there was a UFO in your avatar?
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It is an illogical leap to go from "unidentified" to "extra terrestrial"
live long and prosper
Oh yeah, sorry for the apology.
geek... (sorry for that)
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Absolutely... a supremely intelligent race traveled a minimum of four light-years to play hide and go seek and abduct George and Martha from their Rambler.
er... No. Aliens have never been here. Yes, there's life elsewhere. :)
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Originally posted by weaselsan
No Elephant jokes in your part of town eh!
how do you get six elephants in a volkswagon?
3 in the front and 3 in the back...
I don't get it.
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Originally posted by Sandman_SBM
Absolutely... a supremely intelligent race traveled a minimum of four light-years to play hide and go seek and abduct George and Martha from their Rambler.
and anally violate them.
thats the most logical thing i would do when finding another being. go see whats up inside it's butt.
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Thats very scientific of you. What does alien ars smell like?
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yes
Tronsky
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Life on other planets, yes. Have they visited us in UFOs? I'd like to think they have but probably won't until I see evidence or someone I trust has.
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Ofcoures I mean I have seen ET the extra testicle.
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I don't, If they had they would of kicked our bellybutton by now.
...-Gixer
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I do believe the guberment has UFOs and are hiding it from the public. What about that roswell incident. Everybody knows that UFOs exist.
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I believe there may be another civilizations out there, just too far in space OR time (theirs extinct before our signal gets there) to make contact.
Daniel
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Originally posted by CyranoAH
I believe there may be another civilizations out there, just too far in space OR time (theirs extinct before our signal gets there) to make contact.
Daniel
Agreed Daniel : *time* is the key : maybe civilisations or simple lifeforms existed someplace and are extinct, or there will be single cell organisms somewhere in a million years...
Anyways, if contemporary aliens have seen our Tv broadcasts, why would they ever want to contact us ??? to meet Jerry Springer and Rosie O'Donnell ?
so UFOs, yes, as *unidentified* flying objects, but they are natural phenomenons (lenticular clouds and the likes) or aircraft, secret or otherwise.
Many sightings are impossible to confirm so far, but I'm sure that many sightings from the cold war era can be blamed on Blackbirds, F117s, B2s and other hi-tech secret birds...
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Unidentified Flying Objects, sure thing they exist, we see them every day more or less but we usually identify them fairly quick.
UFO is IMO not a correct term for alien craft.
To the question though, I believe, and am almost certain there is life elsewhere, probarly intelligent life and probarly in more than one place. Some civilisations may still be in the "stone age" while some may be far ahead of us.
Wether we have been visted or not I don't know, I'd like to believe Yes but will say NO untill we get some real proof of it.
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Yes, ETs exist... Yes there has been contact. Close contact... Unless of course Captain Kirk used a rubber.
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Yes i believe
Check out these sites , pretty cool info and some weird Video footage too!
http://www.rense.com/ <--- cool footage
http://www.ufoarea.com/index.html
http://www.ufoconspiracy.com/
http://www.nuforc.org/ <--- reports of sightings from all over the world!
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Yep
Have we been visited? Hmmm..... not sure. I guess I would have to think about what the reasons were for a visit and what would a more advanced civilization want to visit us for.
Maybe medical experiments to help explain how they might have evolved into who they are now... like how we use monkeys.
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Have we been visited?
no.
Is there life out there?
yes.
Do they speak Klingon?
maybe?
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think of it logically:
If aliens had visited us, they would have colonized us and used our resources, sold us drugs, put us on reservations and killed a great many of us if we resisted, and now they'd feel ashamed of what they did and let us build casinos.
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I do believe in "Unidentified Flying Objects" but I question whether or not they're from outer space. I think not.
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Don't worry, they're just sky Jellyfish.
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There is no life in outer space...honest
(http://[img]http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/255_1080084617_bigkodos.jpg)[/IMG]
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Yes.
(http://www.tazmanland.com/funnies/bunchies.gif)
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Originally posted by Arlo
I think my sister-in-law is living proof.
I KNOW my sister in law is...
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http://www.coasttocoastam.com/
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yes
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I quit believing in space aliens right about the time I quit believing in Sasquatch and that "Chariots Of The Gods?" was a real documentary.
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Don't know.
I see UFOs all the time - but thats because I'm not very in to ornithology.
The chances of there not being extraterrestrial life seems laughably slim in such a large place as universe.
But ETs travelling between stars and visiting Terra (and without properly saying 'hi') seems a more tenuous assumption.
On the other hand, something is going on here: People do see them. Sometimes en masse. People have had strange experiences and some tell of being abducted. And this sort of thing - whatever it "is" - appears to have been going on throughout a lot of history. But whether it's down to little green (or grey) men, the elves, hallucinations of some sort, brain tumors, or some other explanation - "theory X" - is a much murkier point.
Hoaxes further muddy the waters, but the pure skeptical "it's all a hoax"/"it's all a hallucination" explanations of individual often gets so contrived and convoluted, they end up looking less plausible than the "ETs did it" theories.
Read Charles Fort's "Book of the Damned", and you find yourself entertaining the opinion that the universe is not only weirder than you imagined, it's weirder than you can possibly imagine.
I haven't really come across an explanation that seems to fit yet, so I remain a model agnostic.
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"The chances of there not being extraterrestrial life seems laughably slim in such a large place as universe."
True it's large and given it's vastness a possibility, but that's only half of the equation. The chances of a life form being in existence let alone intelligent in the same time frame we are in existence on this earth is almost a mathematical impossibilty. Given the short time weve been on earth compared to the time of earths existence let alone the universe.
ET is a nice idea but the odds are far greater that our only contact with any form of outside life is more likely to come in the form of a bacteria on a 5 mile wide asteroid just as it's about to crash into earth.
...-Gixer
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anyone seen those things called 'rods'?
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Originally posted by Maniac
Yes.
(http://www.tazmanland.com/funnies/bunchies.gif)
Maniac, your avatar has been giving me really odd dreams for the past few days. Waking up, I keep asking myself the same question--where is this green piece of spoor on legs running with such a huge smile on its face?
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I believe.... I BELIEVE...
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Originally posted by Gixer
...our only contact with any form of outside life is more likely to come in the form of a bacteria on a 5 mile wide asteroid just as it's about to crash into earth.
...-Gixer
My calculations say it will happen 635 km wsw of Diego Garcia at 16:28 GMT on Oct 23, this year. Do you have newer data?
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I believe!
(http://www.kinoweb.de/film98/SpeciesII/pix/eve1.jpg)
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You Earthlings are so amusing!
Humans the most advanced life in the galaxy, let alone the universe?
(snorf hackle gnosh gnosh whaffle snark)
Big Bang? (snark snark snark)
But now you have blown our Aces High cover.
When you click out of this thread, you will never remember it.
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Originally posted by Gixer
"The chances of there not being extraterrestrial life seems laughably slim in such a large place as universe."
True it's large and given it's vastness a possibility, but that's only half of the equation. The chances of a life form being in existence let alone intelligent in the same time frame we are in existence on this earth is almost a mathematical impossibilty. Given the short time weve been on earth compared to the time of earths existence let alone the universe.
ET is a nice idea but the odds are far greater that our only contact with any form of outside life is more likely to come in the form of a bacteria on a 5 mile wide asteroid just as it's about to crash into earth.
...-Gixer
I sort of concur which is why I only said "life" - and why the next sentence was "But ETs travelling between stars and visiting Terra (and without properly saying 'hi') seems a more tenuous assumption."
Nevertheless I reckon the chance for other intelligences still exists. Also, given the size of the universe and the resilience and adaptability of life (and its curious habit of confounding the best thought out mathematical probabilities), I suspect it's not quite as slim a chance as you posit - but that's just the opinion one of the over 6 billion mathematical near impossibilities currently on this planet. ;)
Interstellar travel to earth slims those chances right back down again, but on the other hand, we've already made a start - and that's the product of an solar system that's not the oldest one around - the universe has about 4 - 8 billion years on it - quite a bit of room for development: where will we be in another thousand years - how about 2,000? Who knows - just over a hundred years ago, heavier-than-air flight was another much-touted impossibility, and we lived in a newtonian universe.