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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #25 on: January 16, 2014, 08:47:55 AM »
There are UFO's but they aren't extraterrestrial.  These are all man made and super secret.  The physics of interstellar travel just isn't plausible. Sorry all. No such thing as ETs visiting or ghosts... Fun thread though.

For the technology that we know, you are correct.

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #26 on: January 16, 2014, 08:58:03 AM »
Our military industrial complex rolled out the SR-71 (and it's variants) in the early 60's, imagine what they have today.

I do agree that the technology we have now isn't capable of inter-stellar travel, but if somebody else out there exists, they may have it.


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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #27 on: January 16, 2014, 09:04:53 AM »
O man, was just telling the1bigwillie about a cattle mutilation story my gpa told me back in the day.

Pretty straight forward, calf found in the pasture, other cows would not go near it, no eyes, no tongue and no blood in or around the calf. Gramps even showed me some pictures they took  :sdeek:. There were no signs of trauma on the skin of the calf, it was just there, all shriveled up missing its eyes and tongue. He never said "Yup, aliens did this" but they had no idea what happened.

This was western KS fyi.


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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #28 on: January 16, 2014, 09:08:50 AM »
O man, was just telling the1bigwillie about a cattle mutilation story my gpa told me back in the day.

Pretty straight forward, calf found in the pasture, other cows would not go near it, no eyes, no tongue and no blood in or around the calf. Gramps even showed me some pictures they took  :sdeek:. There were no signs of trauma on the skin of the calf, it was just there, all shriveled up missing its eyes and tongue. He never said "Yup, aliens did this" but they had no idea what happened.

This was western KS fyi.
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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #29 on: January 16, 2014, 09:11:40 AM »
O man, was just telling the1bigwillie about a cattle mutilation story my gpa told me back in the day.

Pretty straight forward, calf found in the pasture, other cows would not go near it, no eyes, no tongue and no blood in or around the calf. Gramps even showed me some pictures they took  :sdeek:. There were no signs of trauma on the skin of the calf, it was just there, all shriveled up missing its eyes and tongue. He never said "Yup, aliens did this" but they had no idea what happened.

This was western KS fyi.

Saw a thing on that awhile back.  One theory is it's a secret gov't operation to see if anything bad has been introduced into the food supply/live stock.  The logic behind the theory is that the U.S. has engaged in clandestine sabotage of ag operations/food production in other countries, who is to say someone couldn't do it to us?


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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #30 on: January 16, 2014, 09:13:57 AM »
When the B-2s were stationed at McConnell, I used to see them fly over my grandparents house at low altitude pretty frequently.  Really something to see, an impressive craft.  Also saw a Tralfamadorian ship one time near Boston.  So it goes.
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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #31 on: January 16, 2014, 09:27:44 AM »
Rush was discussing chem trails the other day with some gal in New Hampshire.   He sounded like a bozo.

Though it was the only time I have heard his show in several years so maybe that's old news

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #32 on: January 16, 2014, 09:42:26 AM »
i wonder if those hypersonic projectiles you see in popular science burn up the atmosphere around them when traveling at mach 20? that would be something to see at night.

has anyone else seen the northern or southern lights? are they worth traveling to a cold place? my dad is fascinated by them and i'd like to take him north one of these winters for a viewing.

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #33 on: January 16, 2014, 09:44:47 AM »
i wonder if those hypersonic projectiles you see in popular science burn up the atmosphere around them when traveling at mach 20? that would be something to see at night.

has anyone else seen the northern or southern lights? are they worth traveling to a cold place? my dad is fascinated by them and i'd like to take him north one of these winters for a viewing.

They are pretty neat.  Northern Minnesota in winter is a good spot.

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #34 on: January 16, 2014, 09:47:07 AM »
O man, was just telling the1bigwillie about a cattle mutilation story my gpa told me back in the day.

Pretty straight forward, calf found in the pasture, other cows would not go near it, no eyes, no tongue and no blood in or around the calf. Gramps even showed me some pictures they took  :sdeek:. There were no signs of trauma on the skin of the calf, it was just there, all shriveled up missing its eyes and tongue. He never said "Yup, aliens did this" but they had no idea what happened.

This was western KS fyi.

Saw a thing on that awhile back.  One theory is it's a secret gov't operation to see if anything bad has been introduced into the food supply/live stock.  The logic behind the theory is that the U.S. has engaged in clandestine sabotage of ag operations/food production in other countries, who is to say someone couldn't do it to us?

Dax may be on to something....The other story that goes with the cow found mutilated is that a bunch of farmers were seeing weird crap flying low to the ground but completely blacked out around the same time my gramps found the calf. One night a farmer shoots at one of these objects and was visited by some federal agents the next day...he had shot at a military helicopter. This was late 70's FYI.

For all I know this story could be an old farmer's tale but its fun to talk about anyways!

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #35 on: January 16, 2014, 09:58:24 AM »
i wonder if those hypersonic projectiles you see in popular science burn up the atmosphere around them when traveling at mach 20? that would be something to see at night.

has anyone else seen the northern or southern lights? are they worth traveling to a cold place? my dad is fascinated by them and i'd like to take him north one of these winters for a viewing.

They are pretty neat.  Northern Minnesota in winter is a good spot.
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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #36 on: January 16, 2014, 10:02:10 AM »
I'm not sure you dorks are aware of this but when an animal dies the tongue and eyes are the first things eaten because the birds can't or don't want to tear through the hide.

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #37 on: January 16, 2014, 10:10:35 AM »
I'm not sure you dorks are aware of this but when an animal dies the tongue and eyes are the first things eaten because the birds can't or don't want to tear through the hide.

That's been discussed early and often, but what some reports say is that there's no sign of footprints, and various body parts appear to be removed with laser precision, no tearing or pecking, and that other animals won't go near it.


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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #38 on: January 16, 2014, 10:10:53 AM »
I'm not sure you dorks are aware of this but when an animal dies the tongue and eyes are the first things eaten because the birds can't or don't want to tear through the hide.

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE CALF BEING ALL SHRIVLED UP WITH NO BLOOD IN IT OR AROUND IT?!?! HUH?!?!


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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #39 on: January 16, 2014, 10:27:37 AM »
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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #40 on: January 16, 2014, 10:48:34 AM »
I'm not sure you dorks are aware of this but when an animal dies the tongue and eyes are the first things eaten because the birds can't or don't want to tear through the hide.

That's been discussed early and often, but what some reports say is that there's no sign of footprints, and various body parts appear to be removed with laser precision, no tearing or pecking, and that other animals won't go near it.

Normally animals crowd around a rotting corpse of one of their species.  Spooky

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #41 on: January 16, 2014, 10:58:56 AM »
I'm not sure you dorks are aware of this but when an animal dies the tongue and eyes are the first things eaten because the birds can't or don't want to tear through the hide.

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE CALF BEING ALL SHRIVLED UP WITH NO BLOOD IN IT OR AROUND IT?!?! HUH?!?!


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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #42 on: January 16, 2014, 11:14:44 AM »
there isn't a less plausible explanation than bloodsucking aliens.

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #43 on: January 16, 2014, 11:19:01 AM »
there isn't a less plausible explanation than bloodsucking aliens.

But the other cows....they weren't clustered around the corpse!

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #44 on: January 16, 2014, 11:19:15 AM »
there isn't a less plausible explanation than bloodsucking aliens.
Mosquito swarm, most likely.
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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #45 on: January 16, 2014, 11:21:04 AM »
there isn't a less plausible explanation than bloodsucking aliens.
Mosquito swarm, most likely.
Those vampire bats too.

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #46 on: January 16, 2014, 12:43:51 PM »
this morning when i was driving into work (speeding) it was cloudy.  but wait one second folks. there was one part of the clouds that seemed illuminated.  might have been the moon, prove that it was.  you can't.  so what was it?  america. 


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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #47 on: January 16, 2014, 12:52:40 PM »
O man, was just telling the1bigwillie about a cattle mutilation story my gpa told me back in the day.

Pretty straight forward, calf found in the pasture, other cows would not go near it, no eyes, no tongue and no blood in or around the calf. Gramps even showed me some pictures they took  :sdeek:. There were no signs of trauma on the skin of the calf, it was just there, all shriveled up missing its eyes and tongue. He never said "Yup, aliens did this" but they had no idea what happened.

This was western KS fyi.

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Re: Strange things in the sky (maybe luked) . . .
« Reply #48 on: January 17, 2014, 08:44:53 AM »
I'm not talking about the cows gathering around Stoney.

Anywho, I am fully down with the the possibility that if these so called mutilations are the work of humans, that's it's probably a gov't operation to make sure there hasn't been any bio-terrorism, and it's easier to have it be "UFO's" than to just show up and announce that they just want to make sure some terrorist hasn't introduced mad cow into the herd.