Apollo 14 Astronaut: Space Aliens Are Real

Negoba wrote: Epignosis wrote: Negoba wrote: Epignosis wrote: Visitor13 wrote: I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords. How absolutely awesome would it be if every video game character ever made was coincidentally a life form on another planet come to take us over?  Okay I've had too much beer.   Dude it's 4:30 in the afternoon on a Wednesday.....   Or maybe I should join you...hmmm. I've been pounding Budweiser and Busch Light since noon.   Why on earth would you do that? There's much better beer for tasks such as this.

I'm poor.

Negoba wrote: Epignosis wrote: Visitor13 wrote: I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords. How absolutely awesome would it be if every video game character ever made was coincidentally a life form on another planet come to take us over?  Okay I've had too much beer.   Dude it's 4:30 in the afternoon on a Wednesday.....   Or maybe I should join you...hmmm.

I've been pounding Budweiser and Busch Light since noon.

Visitor13 wrote: Negoba wrote: Visitor13 wrote: I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.   Brown-nosing won't save you. At least Kent Brockman gets eaten first.

I have to watch that episode now.

Epignosis wrote: Visitor13 wrote: I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords. How absolutely awesome would it be if every video game character ever made was coincidentally a life form on another planet come to take us over?  Okay I've had too much beer.

Gordon Freeman would save us.

StyLaZyn wrote: stonebeard wrote: I didn't know astronauts had the capacity to lie like this. The improbability of: 1) finding a planet suitable for any form of life 2) finding a planet suitable for intelligent life 3) finding a planet with intelligent life capable of faster than light travel 4) that intelligent life finding us and coming here 5) that intelligent life coming in the 20th century and not in the 4000 years or so since we developed a written language and could have documented these things 6) our hilariously inept governments keeping it secret for 40 years ...Leads us to conclude that anyone giving not a sh*tload of believable evidence is: 1) Lying 2) Delusional 3) Correct and without evidence. To bad for that guy. And that's the end of that story. I think the first two are highly probable.

As of now, 1 is probably in the ballpark, and 2 can't really be known. In 100 years, if we keep looking, yeah probably.

Visitor13 wrote: I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.

Equality 7-2521 wrote: Somebody has gone loony in his old age.

I didn't know astronauts had the capacity to lie like this.

The improbability of:

1) finding a planet suitable for any form of life
2) finding a planet suitable for intelligent life
3) finding a planet with intelligent life capable of faster than light travel
4) that intelligent life finding us and coming here
5) that intelligent life coming in the 20th century and not in the 4000 years or so since we developed a written language and could have documented these things
6) our hilariously inept governments keeping it secret for 40 years

...Leads us to conclude that anyone giving not a sh*tload of believable evidence is:

1) Lying
2) Delusional
3) Correct and without evidence. To bad for that guy.

And that's the end of that story.


Edited by stonebeard - April 22 2009 at 15:10

Somebody has gone loony in his old age.