Here's the thing (and a good clue why no-one takes ufology seriously anymore, including more than a few ufologists): the aliens are supposedly smart enough to travel all the way here from there - even pro-ETH ufologists admit that this would require a pretty advanced civilization, with technological capabilities significantly beyond our own - and yet they get here and then proceed to crash all over the place.
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its a long drive, maybe they fall asleep behind the wheel
Mac:
Assuming you mean "classic Kimball" in a good sense, thanks!
Now - release Zorgrot!!
Paul
Yes, definitely in a good sense. Could we have crashed ET hardware? Maybe. But this issue is becoming carnivalesque.
Who says we haven't?
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