VIDEO: UFO above Yorkshire filmed by devoted sky watcher

allnewsweb ^ | 4 May 2009 | Michael Cohen

[Ditter]

That card you sent me, it’s not quite right, I am a girl and I have hair.

[RJS1950]

Looks like it could be a primarily Manganese meteorite burning up in the atmosphere.

[Quix]

I don’t really issue the cards.

I think they are issued by some ‘Nordics.’

But reportedly only on the night of a full moon

and after a flyover by a city-sized ship.

And then only in the alley behind the Masonic Lodge when no drunks are present.

So it could be a bit of a problem to get a replacement.

But one can always pretend one has a card.

Shoot, one’s social security card may be worth as much, before long.

[ZX12R]

You might be interested in the Billy Meier case.

I'm familiar with it. I'm probably familiar with 90% of what gets posted here. I never said I wasn't interested in ufos, just that there's never been slightest credible evidence whatsoever, including at the links you posted.

Let me state it very precisely: I believe it's possible that an alien space craft may visit the earth one day, but the odds of it happening are on the scale of...say...the number of stars in the universe, to one. And certainly hasn't happened to date.

But you FRingies are welcome to try and convince me otherwise.

[Quix]

IIRC,

manganese does tend to figure prominently, atypically to natural expectations and earth based technologies—in analyses of crash debris and some trace landing sites.

[Ditter]

Thanks captain! I know about the Masons, my dad was one, he didn’t drink but he told me stories.

[navyguy]

test

[Ditter]

Oh BTW, the parrot got the SS card too. Damed parrot!

[navyguy]

I’m not trying to convince you. Thats up to you. But you wanted an example of clear photos so I referred you to the Meier case. I’m still skeptical of that and almost every other case.

Frankly, better evidence is needed. And I agree that the odds of visitation are incredibly small.

And no, I’m not on the fringe. Just a curious observer who saw something in 1980 that I can’t explain.

[Quix]

If you have the same level of criteria for proof that your ?spouse? loves you . . .

it’s a wonder you still have a relationship.

[Quix]

So what’s your take on all THAT stuff!

That’s an area I PREFER to be agnostic on but have been forced to be a good bit to one side of center on.

[ZX12R]

But you wanted an example of clear photos

Sorry, I left out the word "real".

[Quix]

Are you related to navygal?

[ZX12R]

If you have the same level of criteria for proof that your ?spouse? loves you . . .

If she didn't love me, she would have never stayed with me for 22 years. That's proof. She also probably would have shot me a couple times too.

[Quix]

LOL.

CONGRATS FOR ALL THAT!

Mine chose a co-worker after 9 years.

So you’re well ahead of me!

[Landru]

"But you FRingies are welcome to try and convince me otherwise."

BWWWWWWHAAAAA!!!

My-my it's rare to find such an exemplary example of over inflated self importance.
Then again, it is the Internet. :o)

Hey.
Why not leave the "FRingies" to themselves and go for a spin on the donor-cycle?
Just tryin' to help. ;^)

[Quix]

INDEED.

The donor cycle needs all the help it can get.

Even my pittance before the summer of no earning income! Wheee.

THX

[RJS1950]

If it were a spacecraft that may or may not be true. Some meteors are higher in Manganese than others and when they burn up tend to at least for a time burn with a magenta-reddish glow. High Nickel objects burn green. I don’t completely discount the idea of UFOs but this object might also be a meteor fragment.

[RobRoy]

>>I don’t know, but I do know that you and your friends did not see an alien spacecraft.<<

If the only information you have is hu=is post, then I would offer that you don’t “know” anything regarding this story.

I, on the other hand, can reach into the well of information available to me from my home planet regarding aliens. Unfortunately, I am not at liberty to discuss further.

Yet.

But be patient. Very soon...

[Travis T. OJustice]

I never said I wasn't interested in ufos, just that there's never been slightest credible evidence whatsoever, including at the links you posted. Let me state it very precisely: I believe it's possible that an alien space craft may visit the earth one day, but the odds of it happening are on the scale of...say...the number of stars in the universe, to one. And certainly hasn't happened to date. But you FRingies are welcome to try and convince me otherwise.

Same here. Some day, maybe there will be something credible come along. It just hasn't happened yet.