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To: Fai Mao

I am glad you can be so sure. It must be nice to walk around knowing stuff for certain.

You tell that guy what he saw ! He is sure not as smart as you.

I saw a UFO once in Tucson- watched it for about 3 mintues absolutely motionless, and I know that for certain because it was right about the tip of a pine tree right in front of me. A bird flew by and distracted me for millisecond and when I looked back it was gone- and I mean totally no where in a perfectly clear sky?

Can you tell me what that was? I would really be grateful, thank you


110 posted on 03/08/2013 6:13:07 AM PST by Mr. K (There are lies, damned lies, statistics, and democrat talking points.)
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To: Mr. K
Can you tell me what that was?

By definition, a UFO is an "Unidentified Flying Object". Since neither you or the OP could identify what you were observing, you both saw a UFO.

The OP did not say an "extraterrestrial spaceship". Is that what you were assuming?

114 posted on 03/08/2013 1:15:11 PM PST by GingisK
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To: Mr. K
I saw a UFO once in Tucson- watched it for about 3 mintues absolutely motionless

A friend of mine who lives in a suburb north of Detroit told me about an event that happened to him. He was sitting on his back deck one summer day when he was mesmorized by a silver object high in the sky that never moved for about twenty minutes.

The really weird thing for him is that he said he had no recollection of this event until about two weeks later when he finally remembered it happening. It was like being hypnotized for 20 minutes and not being aware of what is happening.

140 posted on 03/16/2013 9:09:16 AM PDT by Hot Tabasco (This space for rent)
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