UFO-spotting Turkish night-watchman regards aliens as 'the world's policemen'

irishtimes ^ | June 22, 2009 | NICHOLAS BIRCH

[JoeProBono]

[Perdogg]

ping

[BnBlFlag]

Your graphic looks like the old Bragg Road in Southeast Texas (Hardin County) where mysterious lights have been seen for decades.

[Viking2002]

Turkish coffee? Watery? If that shit doesn't come out of the pot like axle grease, it ain't Turkish coffee.

[allmendream]

Yeah, sure. And like most policemen they are never around when you need them.

They must be heavily patrolling a donut shop in Alpha Centarii Beta.

[Ranger Drew]

the old Bragg Road in Southeast Texas (Hardin County)

Wow. Somebody actually mentioned the old Bragg Road in Southeast Texas. I grew up in the Big Thicket (Warren). We used to take our dates parking down there on moonless nights to see the Bragg Light. Scared 'em all. (Including us, I recall) LOL!

[Daffynition]

Real Turkish coffee is “Black as Hell ... sweet as love.”

[mad_as_he$$]

If the aliens are the cops they have failed miserably.

[Para-Ord.45]

looks like a bunch of blurry videos that could be anything to me.

[Daffynition]

Sorry ... I messed that up ......”Coffee should be as black as hell, as strong as death, and as sweet as love.” ;D

[Vaquero]

The Turk, with policeman and Michael.....Try the veal...its the best in the city...

[6SJ7]

[JoeProBono]

[JoeProBono]

Bragg Road Ghost Light Texas

[Viking2002]

There ya go. Real Turkish coffee will eat the enamel off your teeth.

[JoeProBono]

[Daffynition]

....and hair on your chest!

[BnBlFlag]

I grew up in the same area - Beaumont. Most of my faily lived in Hardin County - Lumberton area. My brother is getting ready to retire back to that area.
My Grandfather was born in Warren and spent most of his life in Woodville and Beaumont. He and my Grandmother are buried in Magnolia Cemetary in Woodville. I had planned on retiring in Woodville but with kids and Grandkids here it changed my plans.
We used to take dates to find the lights too. But usually we ended up too busy parking to find any lights! LOL!
The big thicket! Used fish and camp all over Village Creek, Pine Island Bayou and the Neches River. Most of the time on the Neches was spent water skiing though. Those were the days.
I couldn’t handle Idaho. Too cold and too many Yankee accents. My grandkids have Texas accents. I like that.
Cheers!

[ApplegateRanch]

UFO-spotting Turkish night-watchman regards aliens as 'the world's policemen'

Makes sense, I guess.

They don't prevent anything evil; they get downright snarky with anyone questioning their affairs/prerogatives; they only observe, without interfering, then write a report that we never get to see; they make sure they're busy giving Elvis a lift or something over there, when they are really needed over here.

[Viking2002]

Turks are a hairy lot, aren't they? I married one. If she used my shaving razor on her person, the cartridge was immediately and thereafter rendered inert.