Posted on 04/21/2020 1:39:12 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Just one year ago, Jose tweeted about alien contact and time travel. This week, he again tweeted about alien contact, threw in Bigfoot, and expressed concern one or both having the coronavirus. Is he admitting they gave it to him or that he gave it to them? Is any of this true or even possible – including aliens or Bigfoot having the coronavirus?
In 2019, after announcing that he’d had contact with aliens, Canseco and Morgan Strelow at Morgan Management announced that five lucky people with $5,000 to waste (ah, those were the days) could “Go on a Bigfoot and alien Excursion with Jose Canseco” in the desert near Las Vegas in Jose’s custom RV where they would “Camp out in the wild. Tell stories and maybe meet a real Bigfoot.”
OK, that doesn’t necessarily mean Jose didn’t spend a day with Bigfoot or his alien buddies alone … If he did, what are the possibilities of an exchange of the coronavirus in either direction? While aliens and viruses has been a sci-fi staple, the reality is that viruses are designed for a human or mammalian host.
However, one comment on the tweet brings up an interesting question: what about the tall white aliens who allegedly look like Nordic humans? If there are tall white Scandinavians who seem resistant to the virus, are they aliens? Or hybrids?
If we could find the Bigfoot or aliens Jose talked to, maybe they could give us the truth. Then again, they talked to Jose Canseco. Who’s gonna trust them?
(Excerpt) Read more at mysteriousuniverse.org ...
Everybody knows that’s a bunch of baloney.
There’s no such thing as Jose Conseco.
Why did this headline make me chuckle for the first time in several days?
He has a point. Did Bigfoot give him steroids?
He has a point. Did Bigfoot give him steroids?
Jumping against a wall didn’t help either.
you chuckled several days ago??
Lucky guy.
If I have, it was very likely a comment on here.
IT’s like a website for 18 year old guys who just know a lot more than the average 18 year old.
And have less hair lol
Three decades ago (when I turned 55) my wife started using those words to end any argument or differing-point-of-view discussion we got into...
Fortunately that only lasted for a couple of decades... Now she is almost 81 and she has switched to reminding me of bad things I did before we were married 60-years and 11-days ago...
OTOH, Jose Conseco aside, here in MD we are surrounded by hundreds-of-thousands of aliens...
It was that ball that bounced off his head years ago.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=jose+canseco+head+ball&docid=607996656712745901&mid=362F4691D461556E3430362F4691D461556E3430&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
When I was a kid I noticed that my grandparents used to argue all the time.
I quickly figured out that they both made a very simple mistake—they were both convinced they had perfect memory and the other person had a faulty memory.
The best way to end an argument about the past is for either partner to plead senior lack of memory (even if they _know_ the other person is wrong).
It works!
Isn’t that a Ground Rule double?
I thought that Bigfoot and the Blair Witch sued her. With Hill hanging out in the woods they were too scared to go back in there.
I'm a softball junky and his videos come up frequently on my searches.
With that being said, in his videos he still advocates the use of steroids, over and over again........I'm surprised YouTube still gives him a platform .....
But what if McGwire is busy that weekend? :)
Also, my wife has that "hard-of-hearing" problem wherein you can't hear anything said that you really really disagree with... Fortunately we have no disagreements about the problem of the communist infestation in this Nation...
IAC, after 60-years, she already knows what I'm going to say by the time I get the 2nd word out...
I do believe it is
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