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AgreedMotorsheen wrote: »
I don't believe they didMotorsheen wrote: »
Actually your odds of winning the lottery are far worse then the odds of life been elsewhere in the universeDo you want to hear something extremely funny, apparently there is this intelligent race living out their lives in space on a planet surrounded by billions of others just like it, but wait for it!....they think their the only Ones pmsl
Please let's talk about it here. Do they want to have sex with us and create a hybrid race? Are they picky?
I know, right? Is there going to be a lottery or whatever for this? Some of us around here are lonely.
Okay, but what are the chances of this life elsewhere in the universe choosing me, personally, for odd fertility experiments of dubious and rather far-reaching scientific value?
And will there be wine first? Break the cosmic ice, and all that?
Your asking the wrong questions, "why would life want to choose you" It already did. Do you know what the odds were of you ever been here right now exactly as you are ? Go check it out and report back to me.
Actually your odds of winning the lottery are far worse then the odds of life been elsewhere in the universeDo you want to hear something extremely funny, apparently there is this intelligent race living out their lives in space on a planet surrounded by billions of others just like it, but wait for it!....they think their the only Ones pmsl
Please let's talk about it here. Do they want to have sex with us and create a hybrid race? Are they picky?
I know, right? Is there going to be a lottery or whatever for this? Some of us around here are lonely.
Okay, but what are the chances of this life elsewhere in the universe choosing me, personally, for odd fertility experiments of dubious and rather far-reaching scientific value?
And will there be wine first? Break the cosmic ice, and all that?
I've seen them, still random.
And if it is a case of, nothing this intelligent (uh...) could have just happened (without cosmic interference) then how did THEY happen? You know...the ones doing the cosmic interfering.
Again, this goes exactly with what I'm trying to say! Science doesn't have the answers.
Sure doesn't!
And the fallback of "therefore, aliens did it" has no less nor more legitimacy than "God pointed a finger and did it"... neither of which, IMO, has anywhere near the likelihood of: we didn't happen either by Bronze Age belief woo or by alien jizz, but rather, like MANY former mysteries that have since been solved, by some logical terrestrial means in line with the laws of physics but which we have not yet uncovered.
Just my view.
All I'm saying is we're not alone, that's my belief. If you want to believe that we are, that's cool, I'm not here to make you think anything different.
Sure. I believe this.
But why some or even any of that life is assumed to be more advanced than we are is beyond me. Yet that's typically the assumption. After all, even to reach Earth they would have to be amazingly, almost alarmingly more advanced than we are. But think about it, their planets are no older than ours. Life could have evolved sooner and on a more rapid intellectual trajectory than ours, plus they would have to have escaped random cataclysmic events - an unlikely scenario for ANY planet - in order for them to be at that point. Could it have happened anyway? Possibly, but it would be *at least as likely* that it did not. So life on other planets could just be our equivalent of plant life, for all we know. Or even a basic bacteria equivalent. Or the equivalent of us....or a little far forward than that. Or it could have been breaking a space time barrier but been set back or wiped out by a cosmic or ground-level event, war, mutated disease or anything g else as has happened with life here on earth, many times.
ASSUMING given a same planetary start date, so to speak, across the cosmos that there are alien races able to travel to us and in fact, that got there greater than 250,000 years ago (Homo species approximate start date) to create us, then....basically did nothing more about it for the next 250,000 years in some sort of very, very patient conspiracy is just...I mean come on. And even then the question remains that if it took this type of cosmic interference to create us then it sure as heck would have taken something similar to create THEM...and those "creators" of "our" creators could be no planetarily older than they...so...yeah.
But is there SOME form of life beyond earth? That just by the numbers would seem to be without question; it would be very anti-logic to say "no." Beyond that, I and Giorgio Tsoukalos part ways...
Wait.
If Ancient Aliens didn't exist, then how did they build everything?
same here.
I was just goofin' with LAWomen...
There are probably aliens out there.
Some of them are probably intelligent. Beyond that, nobody knows....
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Motorsheen wrote: »
I don't believe they didMotorsheen wrote: »
Actually your odds of winning the lottery are far worse then the odds of life been elsewhere in the universeDo you want to hear something extremely funny, apparently there is this intelligent race living out their lives in space on a planet surrounded by billions of others just like it, but wait for it!....they think their the only Ones pmsl
Please let's talk about it here. Do they want to have sex with us and create a hybrid race? Are they picky?
I know, right? Is there going to be a lottery or whatever for this? Some of us around here are lonely.
Okay, but what are the chances of this life elsewhere in the universe choosing me, personally, for odd fertility experiments of dubious and rather far-reaching scientific value?
And will there be wine first? Break the cosmic ice, and all that?
Your asking the wrong questions, "why would life want to choose you" It already did. Do you know what the odds were of you ever been here right now exactly as you are ? Go check it out and report back to me.
Actually your odds of winning the lottery are far worse then the odds of life been elsewhere in the universeDo you want to hear something extremely funny, apparently there is this intelligent race living out their lives in space on a planet surrounded by billions of others just like it, but wait for it!....they think their the only Ones pmsl
Please let's talk about it here. Do they want to have sex with us and create a hybrid race? Are they picky?
I know, right? Is there going to be a lottery or whatever for this? Some of us around here are lonely.
Okay, but what are the chances of this life elsewhere in the universe choosing me, personally, for odd fertility experiments of dubious and rather far-reaching scientific value?
And will there be wine first? Break the cosmic ice, and all that?
I've seen them, still random.
And if it is a case of, nothing this intelligent (uh...) could have just happened (without cosmic interference) then how did THEY happen? You know...the ones doing the cosmic interfering.
Again, this goes exactly with what I'm trying to say! Science doesn't have the answers.
Sure doesn't!
And the fallback of "therefore, aliens did it" has no less nor more legitimacy than "God pointed a finger and did it"... neither of which, IMO, has anywhere near the likelihood of: we didn't happen either by Bronze Age belief woo or by alien jizz, but rather, like MANY former mysteries that have since been solved, by some logical terrestrial means in line with the laws of physics but which we have not yet uncovered.
Just my view.
All I'm saying is we're not alone, that's my belief. If you want to believe that we are, that's cool, I'm not here to make you think anything different.
Sure. I believe this.
But why some or even any of that life is assumed to be more advanced than we are is beyond me. Yet that's typically the assumption. After all, even to reach Earth they would have to be amazingly, almost alarmingly more advanced than we are. But think about it, their planets are no older than ours. Life could have evolved sooner and on a more rapid intellectual trajectory than ours, plus they would have to have escaped random cataclysmic events - an unlikely scenario for ANY planet - in order for them to be at that point. Could it have happened anyway? Possibly, but it would be *at least as likely* that it did not. So life on other planets could just be our equivalent of plant life, for all we know. Or even a basic bacteria equivalent. Or the equivalent of us....or a little far forward than that. Or it could have been breaking a space time barrier but been set back or wiped out by a cosmic or ground-level event, war, mutated disease or anything g else as has happened with life here on earth, many times.
ASSUMING given a same planetary start date, so to speak, across the cosmos that there are alien races able to travel to us and in fact, that got there greater than 250,000 years ago (Homo species approximate start date) to create us, then....basically did nothing more about it for the next 250,000 years in some sort of very, very patient conspiracy is just...I mean come on. And even then the question remains that if it took this type of cosmic interference to create us then it sure as heck would have taken something similar to create THEM...and those "creators" of "our" creators could be no planetarily older than they...so...yeah.
But is there SOME form of life beyond earth? That just by the numbers would seem to be without question; it would be very anti-logic to say "no." Beyond that, I and Giorgio Tsoukalos part ways...
Wait.
If Ancient Aliens didn't exist, then how did they build everything?
same here.
I was just goofin' with LAWomen...
There are probably aliens out there.
Some of them are probably intelligent. Beyond that, nobody knows....
Fire turtle will be crying now as I'm not the only one with a brick short of a house apparently lol0 -
You have a mind denser than a black hole if you think I believe in oompa loompas & couldn't see that as a statement of pure sarcasm.0
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What are you even going on about? You've tried to be funny & it's failed miserably, please go give your poor little brain some rest.FireTurtle75 wrote: »You have a mind denser than a black hole if you think I believe in oompa loompas & couldn't see that as a statement of pure sarcasm.
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This has been a good thread though, I found a new favorite thing to work into conversations: Alien Jizz. Awesome. Off to other threads now to chat with rational beings though. Cheerio folks.1
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FireTurtle75 wrote: »This has been a good thread though, I found a new favorite thing to work into conversations: Alien Jizz. Awesome. Off to other threads now to chat with rational beings though. Cheerio folks.
Don't get any more rational then that my friend0 -
FireTurtle75 wrote: »This has been a good thread though, I found a new favorite thing to work into conversations: Alien Jizz. Awesome. Off to other threads now to chat with rational beings though. Cheerio folks.
well....
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LolMotorsheen wrote: »FireTurtle75 wrote: »This has been a good thread though, I found a new favorite thing to work into conversations: Alien Jizz. Awesome. Off to other threads now to chat with rational beings though. Cheerio folks.
well....
"awesome"
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Cos I lived in the house for 18 years, that's a lot to try and talk about in one short post.FireTurtle75 wrote: »loveliveswithin wrote: »Cut and paste a story?Also, I was here waiting for a story that doesn't seem to be comingloveliveswithin wrote: »Anyone have a story?Around Halloween there was a ghost story thread. Great creepy stories. I will see if i can find it
Turtle finally posted a story. End of Story. How many more story requests did the thread need before it was Ok to post a story?
So the story goes.
Thank you. We were looking for a story, not sure why the OP won't share, but thank you for obliging
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loveliveswithin wrote: »I still wouldn't mind a story.
I have a fun ghost story. I'm not convinced, it's just fun for me to look back and speculate on.
Wait, I actually have three:
1. When I was a young teen my grandmother died and my grandfather had Alzheimer's disease, so we moved in with him to take care of him. I quickly made a best friend, Jean, right next door. One day we were playing in my room upstairs. Jean asked me whether it freaked me out that I was sleeping in my dead grandmother's room. I said no. At that moment we heard my mother start to come up the stairs. The individual steps and creaking were that clear and natural. We both looked up to see what Mom wanted. And the door SLAMMED closed. We both screamed, LOL. I ran and yanked the door open and nobody was there...and we girls ran in terror down in terror to discover that Mom wasn't home at all...the car wasn't in the driveway. We were alone in the house.
2. My husband's fun, cute sister Mandy died when my youngest was an infant. Our older son is intellectually delayed and had no speech at that time; he was three. We don't talk about Mandy. I mean it is rare. It just really hurts my husband. So anyway, a few years ago when my kids were maybe 5 and 8, something like that, randomly - I can't remember why - my husband asked who their favorite aunt was and they both yelled out at the same time, "Mandy!" This person neither of them had any memory of at all. It was creepy - but also just the kind of joke and urging Mandy absolutely would have done, whispering in the kids' ears, "Say Mandy, say Mandy!"
3. As I said, my middle son has delays. My mother died before he was born. My stepfather gave each of us a reprint of a picture of my mother. I mean, it's the identical picture. My infant son never responded to us at that time or looked us in the eye but weirdly, he would look up at my pic of my mother and smile and laugh. He would pause, stare with wide eyes and then laugh again. So one day we were at my sister's house and I said to my sister, "You just have to see this" and I held my son up to look at her copy of that same pic and...no response. My son's eyes wandered away, unfocused, just like they generally did. I tried and tried. No response. But when we got back home he babbled and laughed at my copy of the picture that night. He would as he got older pause as if listening and get an anticipatory look on his face, then scream with laughter as if someone were playing with him. Then he'd wait excitedly again. But then other times he would go up to the picture, babble, wait, try again, then look disappointed and walk away. ONLY to that one specific picture in our house. Weirdly, when he finally spoke words at age four, he never babbled at/laughed "with" the picture again.
Make of all this what you will...3 -
This has been an eye opener lol. that one guy who thought all planets were the same age lol that other turtle guy who fancied his odds at 1 in 60billion pmsl night hahaha0
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What did I say? I reread my comments and can't seem to find the mocking ones.1
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I once found a parking spot on Union Street in San Francisco.
To this day, I can't explain it.
(if you've ever tried parking in San Francisco, this might be funny)3 -
LAWoman and newmeadow those stories are awesome! . . and to anyone that think Yeti's are not real, you should see my dad without a shirt . . lol
Only creepy thing that I have ever seen is when I was working on a Railway line with a mate in the middle of nowhere, pitch black night, we saw a light in the distance. Now it was like looking at a bright star, but it was moving left and right, up and down, and the speed was incredible. My mate ran to the cab of the truck, and told me to get inside. I still remember to this day how much it freaked him out. We also got in the radio to the train driver coming our direction and asked him if he could see it, which he could. Never been able to explain what it could have been . .
. . but then I watched Men In Black and it all became clear . .
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Motorsheen wrote: »
Actually your odds of winning the lottery are far worse then the odds of life been elsewhere in the universeDo you want to hear something extremely funny, apparently there is this intelligent race living out their lives in space on a planet surrounded by billions of others just like it, but wait for it!....they think their the only Ones pmsl
Please let's talk about it here. Do they want to have sex with us and create a hybrid race? Are they picky?
I know, right? Is there going to be a lottery or whatever for this? Some of us around here are lonely.
Okay, but what are the chances of this life elsewhere in the universe choosing me, personally, for odd fertility experiments of dubious and rather far-reaching scientific value?
And will there be wine first? Break the cosmic ice, and all that?
Your asking the wrong questions, "why would life want to choose you" It already did. Do you know what the odds were of you ever been here right now exactly as you are ? Go check it out and report back to me.
Actually your odds of winning the lottery are far worse then the odds of life been elsewhere in the universeDo you want to hear something extremely funny, apparently there is this intelligent race living out their lives in space on a planet surrounded by billions of others just like it, but wait for it!....they think their the only Ones pmsl
Please let's talk about it here. Do they want to have sex with us and create a hybrid race? Are they picky?
I know, right? Is there going to be a lottery or whatever for this? Some of us around here are lonely.
Okay, but what are the chances of this life elsewhere in the universe choosing me, personally, for odd fertility experiments of dubious and rather far-reaching scientific value?
And will there be wine first? Break the cosmic ice, and all that?
I've seen them, still random.
And if it is a case of, nothing this intelligent (uh...) could have just happened (without cosmic interference) then how did THEY happen? You know...the ones doing the cosmic interfering.
Again, this goes exactly with what I'm trying to say! Science doesn't have the answers.
Sure doesn't!
And the fallback of "therefore, aliens did it" has no less nor more legitimacy than "God pointed a finger and did it"... neither of which, IMO, has anywhere near the likelihood of: we didn't happen either by Bronze Age belief woo or by alien jizz, but rather, like MANY former mysteries that have since been solved, by some logical terrestrial means in line with the laws of physics but which we have not yet uncovered.
Just my view.
All I'm saying is we're not alone, that's my belief. If you want to believe that we are, that's cool, I'm not here to make you think anything different.
Sure. I believe this.
But why some or even any of that life is assumed to be more advanced than we are is beyond me. Yet that's typically the assumption. After all, even to reach Earth they would have to be amazingly, almost alarmingly more advanced than we are. But think about it, their planets are no older than ours. Life could have evolved sooner and on a more rapid intellectual trajectory than ours, plus they would have to have escaped random cataclysmic events - an unlikely scenario for ANY planet - in order for them to be at that point. Could it have happened anyway? Possibly, but it would be *at least as likely* that it did not. So life on other planets could just be our equivalent of plant life, for all we know. Or even a basic bacteria equivalent. Or the equivalent of us....or a little far forward than that. Or it could have been breaking a space time barrier but been set back or wiped out by a cosmic or ground-level event, war, mutated disease or anything g else as has happened with life here on earth, many times.
ASSUMING given a same planetary start date, so to speak, across the cosmos that there are alien races able to travel to us and in fact, that got there greater than 250,000 years ago (Homo species approximate start date) to create us, then....basically did nothing more about it for the next 250,000 years in some sort of very, very patient conspiracy is just...I mean come on. And even then the question remains that if it took this type of cosmic interference to create us then it sure as heck would have taken something similar to create THEM...and those "creators" of "our" creators could be no planetarily older than they...so...yeah.
But is there SOME form of life beyond earth? That just by the numbers would seem to be without question; it would be very anti-logic to say "no." Beyond that, I and Giorgio Tsoukalos part ways...
Wait.
If Ancient Aliens didn't exist, then how did they build everything?
Giorgio? GIORGIO, IS THAT YOU??
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Hahaha!!! I never fancied any odds at all. Never once did I push anything that could be construed as a positional statement of what I believe. You make way too many assumptions & give yourself way too much credit. I just trolled for LOLz & you got worked up over it. It was good times. So long and thanks for all the fish!that other turtle guy who fancied his odds at 1 in 60billion pmsl night hahaha
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FireTurtle75 wrote: »
Hahaha!!! I never fancied any odds at all. Never once did I push anything that could be construed as a positional statement of what I believe. You make way too many assumptions & give yourself way too much credit. I just trolled for LOLz & you got worked up over it. It was good times. So long and thanks for all the fish!that other turtle guy who fancied his odds at 1 in 60billion pmsl night hahaha
Your dead to me pmsl0 -
zachbonner_ wrote: »I live directly next to a graveyard, no ghosts here.
Why would there be? Think about it? if your a ghost the last place you'd want to be is in a graveyard1
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