OT: THIS JUST IN: UNDENIABLE PROOF OF REAL ALIENS

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[quote=nostradamus]Quickly! It’s very important that everyone check this out before the government removes it![/quote]

Now that is funny;)

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[quote=esmith]What’d you spill on it? Nail polish?[/quote]

LOL

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[quote=esmith]What’d you spill on it? Nail polish?[/quote]

LOL

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[quote=esmith]What’d you spill on it? Nail polish?[/quote]

LOL

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[quote=esmith]What’d you spill on it? Nail polish?[/quote]

LOL

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[quote=esmith]What’d you spill on it? Nail polish?[/quote]

LOL

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I saw this same thing once when I was out camping in the Sierra’s in 1975. I think they could care less about us. Can you blame them?

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I saw this same thing once when I was out camping in the Sierra’s in 1975. I think they could care less about us. Can you blame them?

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I saw this same thing once when I was out camping in the Sierra’s in 1975. I think they could care less about us. Can you blame them?

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I saw this same thing once when I was out camping in the Sierra’s in 1975. I think they could care less about us. Can you blame them?

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I saw this same thing once when I was out camping in the Sierra’s in 1975. I think they could care less about us. Can you blame them?

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Personally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.

I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.

Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.

Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.

As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.

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Personally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.

I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.

Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.

Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.

As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.

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Personally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.

I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.

Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.

Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.

As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.

[paramount]

Personally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.

I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.

Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.

Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.

As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.

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