Not a big thing but.. not.. nice. The old stereotype. There are fools everywhere, and being rural or hill people don’t mean you’re a fool. ps the ’don’t’ was intended.
The existence of UFO’s is simply an hysterical notion. I was suckered into the nonsense I my teens and early 20s. Why did I change my mind? Roswell New Mexico. It was a crashed UFO, sent to Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio.
Next the crashed UFO had dead aliens laying by it. This material was also sent to Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio.
Suddenly, as if by magic, there were live aliens running around it. The confused aliens, in hand-cuffs, and the wreaked material was also sent to Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio.
The metal material, that would bend and then return to its original shape was mylar. At that time mylar was a military Top Secret, as it was used in “weather” balloons" that we sent over the Soviet Union to spy on them. Once we had spy satellites Just like the recent Chinese “weather balloons”
They’re not aliens, they’re time travelers. Their meddling altered their past & they no longer exist, so of course there’s no evidence. The new timeline will try again.
Some people are amazed at reports of UFOs. That shouldn’t be the case. Since the advent of powered flight around 1900, they’ve become increasingly common. Test this for yourself. Head outside just about any clear night and look up.
(1) Do you see any lights? Objects!
(2) Are some of them moving? Flying objects!
(3) Do you know what they are? No? Unidentified flying objects!
(4) But what are they, really? See Point 3. For assistance, Google “unidentified”.
Enter.Name.Here over 1 year ago
They take rural hillbillies and Monty-like morons for a reason…
pokeystick over 1 year ago
Not a big thing but.. not.. nice. The old stereotype. There are fools everywhere, and being rural or hill people don’t mean you’re a fool. ps the ’don’t’ was intended.
rossevrymn over 1 year ago
Pretty much like the geniuses who figured out over the science community that COVID shots were bad for you.
Dogtreat Premium Member over 1 year ago
Just like Bigfoot sightings!
TheTruthHurts over 1 year ago
Artificial INTELLIGENCE ? (I think NOT)
Clotty Peristalt over 1 year ago
An alternative explanation does come to mind…
monya_43 over 1 year ago
Loch Ness monster sightings and pictures comes to mind.
WCraft Premium Member over 1 year ago
First panel says it all. I’ll bet we don’t see any more: Yeti, Big Foot, or Nellie photos either.
Redd Panda over 1 year ago
“Beam you up?‘’ Why wouldn’t they use a grapple hook, like in the arcade machines?
Put in a token and try to get the MONTY doll.
Revtim128 over 1 year ago
https://xkcd.com/1235/
circleM over 1 year ago
The aliens have the technology to make the photos you took look blurry.
William Bludworth Premium Member over 1 year ago
So all those people who shot VIDEO of UAPs did that with Final Cut Pro, huh?
banjoAhhh! over 1 year ago
The existence of UFO’s is simply an hysterical notion. I was suckered into the nonsense I my teens and early 20s. Why did I change my mind? Roswell New Mexico. It was a crashed UFO, sent to Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio.
Next the crashed UFO had dead aliens laying by it. This material was also sent to Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio.
Suddenly, as if by magic, there were live aliens running around it. The confused aliens, in hand-cuffs, and the wreaked material was also sent to Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio.
The metal material, that would bend and then return to its original shape was mylar. At that time mylar was a military Top Secret, as it was used in “weather” balloons" that we sent over the Soviet Union to spy on them. Once we had spy satellites Just like the recent Chinese “weather balloons”
I was joking about the hand-cuffs. Or was I?
banjoAhhh! over 1 year ago
Oh, I forgot 1 other thing. The aliens were no longer sent to Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio. They were magically sent to Area 51
ChukLitl Premium Member over 1 year ago
They’re not aliens, they’re time travelers. Their meddling altered their past & they no longer exist, so of course there’s no evidence. The new timeline will try again.
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 1 year ago
Some people are amazed at reports of UFOs. That shouldn’t be the case. Since the advent of powered flight around 1900, they’ve become increasingly common. Test this for yourself. Head outside just about any clear night and look up.
(1) Do you see any lights? Objects!
(2) Are some of them moving? Flying objects!
(3) Do you know what they are? No? Unidentified flying objects!
(4) But what are they, really? See Point 3. For assistance, Google “unidentified”.
Sisyphos over 1 year ago
Must be a Good Thing that Monty realizes he’s a total klutz….
radgrom8109 over 1 year ago
I knew a guy who would sit on his front porch on Friday nights, and look for UFO’s.