Nope! I'm lucky keep up with all the strange things going on with the Earthlings! I'm open to it tho.PJ

Must be true. Mass hysteria isn't as spotty.

A few years ago I was out on the porch at night. Looking almost straight up at the stars. Suddenly, one of those little lights started moving. It did not move in a circle, or a straight line. It moved in the outline of a square, making 90 degree turns. It was so weird. It did it a couple of times. I went to get a witness, but it was gone when I came back. That's my only weird sighting.

I've never seen anything strange, but quite by accident I started reading books about them and became fascinated. Then I started watching shows on Discovery and the History channel. Then I started watching videos on Google.

Mass hysteria. Can we get mass hysteria at this date? Yeah, I'm sure we can. Mostly about things like the year 2000 and birdflu.

TXGardn, I wonder why your light was doin a square dance. Did you mentally ask them? heheheheh I bet the snots wouldn't have answered even if you had asked.

There was a mean kid with an oddshaped head used to visit his grandparents in our old neighborhood, used his long fingers to poke through the cage at the bunnies at other neighbors fence.....we were secretly glad when the mothership would swing by and beam him up, hopefully for probing.

btw, that wasn't a ufo yesterday, was just our patio umbrella

some seeds,topssoil,small children......I felt like a human kite.PJ

texas, I thought aliens were supposed to be serene, not mean. Maybe he was a bad one and they left him here for us.

There are many stranger than science things out there. Many of them are human. (smile)

I have seen many unexplained things. At least as far as science goes at the moment.

I suspect that some of those can be explained by science....just not quite yet. (smile)

UFO's are fairly common. Here's something to think about....

in Native American culture, the North American continent is referred to as "Turtle Island". Now, if you will go back a few hundred years, you might ask this question.......

although you can clearly see the resemblance to a turtle, of the North American continent, on a globe, how did Native Americans see that shape, and know it was surrounded by water, hundreds of years ago, when it can only be viewed from above?

Not all the aliens are green and naked. Some are pink and dress strangely. They usually make really good grades in school, busting the curve. They never laugh at the correct time, and will bust out laughing when the discussion is serious. Their socks don't match. Their hair isn't combed.

Be on the lookout.

Hey! I resemble that remark....more deadofwinter pale than pink though. Dated a Mark once, but not a Mork.

NannoNanno

Interesting mystery there Rick, aren't many Native American tales based on sky...stars and such?

Yes texasorbust, there are native peoples that believe they originally came from the stars. There is some rather compelling evidence for the possibility.

Funny, science has been trying to explain the Brown Mountain (NC) and Marfa (TX) lights for a couple of hundred years now.....without much success. (smile)

Having seen the Brown Mountain lights, personally, I am not surprised. They defy explanation.

There are also some Renaissance paintings that show spaceship looking things, and other depictions in Egypt and in Maya-land.

Almost all cultures feature beings from the sky, don't they?

Interestingly, they never seem to feature the large-eyed, shorty greys we have seen so much of since the 1940s. They seem to feature tall, blonde people looking people.