PICTURES: Triangle UFO witness fears alien abduction

louthleader ^ | 16 October 2008 | By Gemma Gadd

[Goonch]

See what I mean?

[Goonch]

[Tarpon]

Yeah, they really are scary, the noise is horrific, you really aren’t sure what is going on. The fact that they move so fast, unnerves you. Both of my sightings were bigger than that picture, and decidedly round in shape. It was like a glowing ball of un-contained plasma a little smaller than the size of a Volkswagen.

When I was a kid I remember the movie “Forbidden Planet”, I sure thought it was real then.

[Travis T. OJustice]

If I were a space monster, I think Chicago is close to the last place I’d visit. The people there are among the rudest on the planet, and the traffic sucks.

Ever been to Boston? Or worse, NYC?

[ArrogantBustard]

Dude ... it's called a "digital camera".

You can get one for a hundred pounds or so.

[RobRoy]

HAHAHA. You can even see the wires in his sketch!

[Goonch]

First modern times documented abduction?

"CAPTURED! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience presents the true story of the Betty and Barney Hill UFO abduction and its fascinating aftermath, including a slide show of their encounter route, the evidence that it was real and rare audio taped excerpts from their hypnosis sessions with Dr. Benjamin Simon."

[freepertoo]

ROFL!!

[Goonch]

"If I were a space monster..."

If you were a space monster I'd stay off of your threads :-}

[Goonch]

"You can even see the wires in his sketch!"

Yup. Wires can spoil the over all effect

[Quix]

The looks on a lot of the faces of such folks posting such derisiveness

is going to be priceless . . .

however, the price will also then be far too steep for any patriots and Christians to willingly pay.

[Quix]

BTW, Joya and I and my 2nd cousin and his friend have all seen one of the standard triangle craft through binoculars.

Quite standard and quite identical to a lot of the common pics on the web. Lights the same size and positioning. The design and size the same.

One of the smaller ones as near as we could tell.

Folks with merely an argument . . . particularly an ignorant one . . . need never bother folks with an experience.

Quite different orders of things.

[Goonch]

"Dude ... it's called a "digital camera". You can get one for a hundred pounds or so."

Dude, you're right. The convenience and clarity of a digital camera make a profound difference

[Quix]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Now folks with merely ignorant derisiveness will forever be the clueless folks to you they deserve to be.

[Quix]

He’s one of the brightest, funniest, most fun, most knowledgeable, most authentic Christians and experts on the topic that I’ve ever met or read.

He’s also incredibly generous . . . and hasn’t been married more than several months . . . finally! LOL.

[Quix]

Blimps don’t suddenly go from a crawl to many thousands of miles per hour . . . nor do they turn right angles at fast speeds.

[Goonch]

"“Forbidden Planet”, I sure thought it was real then."

It WAS real then

[Quix]

Many folks carry cameras with them SPECIFICALLY TO EAGERLY TAKE SUCH PHOTOS

Some of those folks have reported having a close up sighting and mysteriously to never even think of the camera in their pocket or on the car seat beside them.

The evidence is that there’s some capacity to prevent folks thinking of cameras in some contexts.

[Quix]

A lot of lenticular clouds get mistaken for UFO’s.

[Tarpon]

Yes, that’s the part little boys liked ...