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PrintableXxAxX said: WillyWonka said: in all seriousness, i hope that will happen in my lifetime! pppsssssp, they're already here most likely so. but im waiting for them to be more overt about their existence. i want them to be able to feel free to come up to me in the corner drugstore, shake hands or feelers or fins or whatever the case may be and introduce themselves, like "Hi there! I'm Bob Alien from the west side of the Andromeda Galaxy, you know that new addition that was just built across from the old black hole?, and this my wife Cindy and our 47 pupae. We're here on vacation, want to go have a cold one together, friend?" you know, like that. | |
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Byron said: I'd choose Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and a ghost waving from inside a UFO...that would be some shit right there!
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WillyWonka said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Have I ever told you about the vision I had of the Loch Ness?
I'd choose UFO/Alien I was seriously hoping that when those rovers landed on Mars they would film some kind of creature, even if it was an amoeba. It is statistically impossible that we are the only intelligent life in the universe, even as we know it. I'd love confirmation that is true no, you haven't told me about your vision. please do! oh i'd hoped that for the Mars rovers, too! did you see those Martian photographs (i only saw them just recently, but apparantly they'd been circulating for awhile) of what appeared to be a figure sitting on a Martian rock? 
of course, the figure itself turned out to only be a rock, though ive read other places some people debating the idea that it could be a statue. [Edited 2/14/08 12:36pm] I searched for that sucker but couldn't find it on the net!  Cool!  Now mars has 2 emigmas. The rockface and rockbigfoot. 
Here is my Loch Ness story: Once in LA by myself I was waiting for a beer and a guy started chatting with me and found out I was there alone and invited me over to hang with some of his friends. They were airline stewards/stewardesses from England on a layover. So we are in a group conversation and I can hear everything that is being said. We were talking for less than 10 minutes when I had deja vu.....but in such a hard way that it actuall made me dizzy. So as I was watching this deja vu unfold, I had a literal vision of the loch ness monster. The vision was so strong that it was literally the only thing I could see. I lost all vision of the scene around me. All of a sudden I feel a hand on my arm and I am jolted out of the vision and the guy who invited me over asked if I was OK. I said that I was and that I was having deja vu. He asked again if I was OK, saying I didn't look right and I told him not to worry, it was just the deja vu and then I told him...I usually don't tell people the details because they always think I'm crazy (and normally I wouldn't even share) but I along with the deja vu I also had a vision of the loch ness monster. Now I know.... I was going to complete that sentence as "Now I know that makes no sense whatsoever" and before I could finish the sentence one of his friends started yelling "oh my god! He was on a tour of the loch ness lake just last weekend  Now what are the odds that I would have a random vision of the lockness and this guy just was there the weekend before?2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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mdiver said: I would take
Option #5 Imago's heterosexuality. That would rock the org to its core | |
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JustErin said: Bigfoot is now wandering around mars?
i heard he has a vacation home there! with a hot tub and a tennis court and everything! | |
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WillyWonka said: Imago said: I would choose the UFO.
Cause then it would at the very least, reform most of the world's most oppressive religions, and at the most hopeful, render them irrelevant. i certainly agree that the majority of the world's religions need shaking up and great reform and i'd hope for that outcome, but i disagree that absolute proof of extraterrestrial life could, would, or even should ultimately render any religion(s) irrelevent. do you consider religion in general to be of little value? I'm a buddhist. So no, I don't. But when women, homosexuals, and non believers are subject to punishment, ridicule, and discrimination because they don't conform to some belief structure born out of the muddy banks of the Mesopotamia, etc. etc., there comes a point where secularism must be adhered to. I hate the mixing of religion and government. I absolutely hate it. It's like governmental school boards getting involved in the whole 'Intelligent Design' vs. Evolution debate. Why is there even debate? One is a philosophical psuedo-science based on conjecture, and the other is a scientific theory , the foundations upon which biology is based. One belongs in a philosophy class--not med school. What's Cesar's is Cesar's and what's Jesus's is Jesus's. It's time Jesus kept his birkenstocks out of private lives unless personally invited if you ask me.  That applies to Buddha too. | |
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WillyWonka said: XxAxX said: pppsssssp, they're already here most likely so. but im waiting for them to be more overt about their existence. i want them to be able to feel free to come up to me in the corner drugstore, shake hands or feelers or fins or whatever the case may be and introduce themselves, like "Hi there! I'm Bob Alien from the west side of the Andromeda Galaxy, you know that new addition that was just built across from the old black hole?, and this my wife Cindy and our 47 pupae. We're here on vacation, want to go have a cold one together, friend?" you know, like that. i think they are prohibited from revealing their true identities directly. see, back in the old days (as memorialized in the bible), some of the "angels" and their "chariots of fire" brazenly and blatantly appeared to humans, causing terror, confusion and the birth of a new religious philosophy. and ever since then the aliens have been working hard to eradicate some of the mythology that arose following their appearance some 2000 years ago. hence, the change in policy. i think that once you have the implant in your head it pings when they are near so there is no need for introductions | |
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Imago said: WillyWonka said: i certainly agree that the majority of the world's religions need shaking up and great reform and i'd hope for that outcome, but i disagree that absolute proof of extraterrestrial life could, would, or even should ultimately render any religion(s) irrelevent. do you consider religion in general to be of little value? I'm a buddhist. So no, I don't. But when women, homosexuals, and non believers are subject to punishment, ridicule, and discrimination because they don't conform to some belief structure born out of the muddy banks of the Mesopotamia, etc. etc., there comes a point where secularism must be adhered to. I hate the mixing of religion and government. I absolutely hate it. It's like governmental school boards getting involved in the whole 'Intelligent Design' vs. Evolution debate. Why is there even debate? One is a philosophical psuedo-science based on conjecture, and the other is a scientific theory , the foundations upon which biology is based. One belongs in a philosophy class--not med school. What's Cesar's is Cesar's and what's Jesus's is Jesus's. It's time Jesus kept his birkenstocks out of private lives unless personally invited if you ask me. That applies to Buddha too. thank you for expounding. and i agree with you about the mixing of religion and government. | |
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XxAxX said: WillyWonka said: most likely so. but im waiting for them to be more overt about their existence. i want them to be able to feel free to come up to me in the corner drugstore, shake hands or feelers or fins or whatever the case may be and introduce themselves, like "Hi there! I'm Bob Alien from the west side of the Andromeda Galaxy, you know that new addition that was just built across from the old black hole?, and this my wife Cindy and our 47 pupae. We're here on vacation, want to go have a cold one together, friend?" you know, like that. i think they are prohibited from revealing their true identities directly. see, back in the old days (as memorialized in the bible), some of the "angels" and their "chariots of fire" brazenly and blatantly appeared to humans, causing terror, confusion and the birth of a new religious philosophy. and ever since then the aliens have been working hard to eradicate some of the mythology that arose following their appearance some 2000 years ago. hence, the change in policy. i think that once you have the implant in your head it pings when they are near so there is no need for introductions you seem to know a lot about this. you're an alien, aren't you? oh goody, secret-society type stuff with the implant! i've always wanted to be part of an in-crowd, though i hope one can change the implant alert from a 'ping' to something else. otherwise i'll start getting aliens in near proximity confused with the microwave beeping, the fax machine, the alarm on my phone, heart monitors, trucks backing up, etcetera. | |
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OK, so let's say you got the photo. Who's going to believe you that it's real?
There are already photos of all that you have mentioned. | |
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Byron said: I'd choose Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and a ghost waving from inside a UFO...that would be some shit right there!
The Weekly World News would resurrect itself for that! | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: WillyWonka said: no, you haven't told me about your vision. please do! oh i'd hoped that for the Mars rovers, too! did you see those Martian photographs (i only saw them just recently, but apparantly they'd been circulating for awhile) of what appeared to be a figure sitting on a Martian rock?
of course, the figure itself turned out to only be a rock, though ive read other places some people debating the idea that it could be a statue. [Edited 2/14/08 12:36pm] I searched for that sucker but couldn't find it on the net! Cool! Now mars has 2 emigmas. The rockface and rockbigfoot.
Here is my Loch Ness story: Once in LA by myself I was waiting for a beer and a guy started chatting with me and found out I was there alone and invited me over to hang with some of his friends. They were airline stewards/stewardesses from England on a layover. So we are in a group conversation and I can hear everything that is being said. We were talking for less than 10 minutes when I had deja vu.....but in such a hard way that it actuall made me dizzy. So as I was watching this deja vu unfold, I had a literal vision of the loch ness monster. The vision was so strong that it was literally the only thing I could see. I lost all vision of the scene around me. All of a sudden I feel a hand on my arm and I am jolted out of the vision and the guy who invited me over asked if I was OK. I said that I was and that I was having deja vu. He asked again if I was OK, saying I didn't look right and I told him not to worry, it was just the deja vu and then I told him...I usually don't tell people the details because they always think I'm crazy (and normally I wouldn't even share) but I along with the deja vu I also had a vision of the loch ness monster. Now I know.... I was going to complete that sentence as "Now I know that makes no sense whatsoever" and before I could finish the sentence one of his friends started yelling "oh my god! He was on a tour of the loch ness lake just last weekend Now what are the odds that I would have a random vision of the lockness and this guy just was there the weekend before?thank you for recounting that. that is really weird! have you ever had other similar experiences? | |
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WillyWonka said: XxAxX said: i think they are prohibited from revealing their true identities directly. see, back in the old days (as memorialized in the bible), some of the "angels" and their "chariots of fire" brazenly and blatantly appeared to humans, causing terror, confusion and the birth of a new religious philosophy. and ever since then the aliens have been working hard to eradicate some of the mythology that arose following their appearance some 2000 years ago. hence, the change in policy. i think that once you have the implant in your head it pings when they are near so there is no need for introductions you seem to know a lot about this. you're an alien, aren't you? oh goody, secret-society type stuff with the implant! i've always wanted to be part of an in-crowd, though i hope one can change the implant alert from a 'ping' to something else. otherwise i'll start getting aliens in near proximity confused with the microwave beeping, the fax machine, the alarm on my phone, heart monitors, trucks backing up, etcetera.  | |
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JoeTyler said: Loch Ness Monster:
that looks like an enormous mosquito. | |
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WillyWonka said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: I searched for that sucker but couldn't find it on the net! Cool! Now mars has 2 emigmas. The rockface and rockbigfoot.
Here is my Loch Ness story: Once in LA by myself I was waiting for a beer and a guy started chatting with me and found out I was there alone and invited me over to hang with some of his friends. They were airline stewards/stewardesses from England on a layover. So we are in a group conversation and I can hear everything that is being said. We were talking for less than 10 minutes when I had deja vu.....but in such a hard way that it actuall made me dizzy. So as I was watching this deja vu unfold, I had a literal vision of the loch ness monster. The vision was so strong that it was literally the only thing I could see. I lost all vision of the scene around me. All of a sudden I feel a hand on my arm and I am jolted out of the vision and the guy who invited me over asked if I was OK. I said that I was and that I was having deja vu. He asked again if I was OK, saying I didn't look right and I told him not to worry, it was just the deja vu and then I told him...I usually don't tell people the details because they always think I'm crazy (and normally I wouldn't even share) but I along with the deja vu I also had a vision of the loch ness monster. Now I know.... I was going to complete that sentence as "Now I know that makes no sense whatsoever" and before I could finish the sentence one of his friends started yelling "oh my god! He was on a tour of the loch ness lake just last weekend Now what are the odds that I would have a random vision of the lockness and this guy just was there the weekend before?thank you for recounting that. that is really weird! have you ever had other similar experiences? Willy, I have them all the time I'll send you an orgnote  2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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ArielB said: OK, so let's say you got the photo. Who's going to believe you that it's real?
There are already photos of all that you have mentioned. sir, please don't confound me with rationality! | |
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XxAxX said:
that looks like a teensy tiny bottle of booze! | |
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emm said: i suppose bigfoot because my father would be thrilled
he made the paper in arizona years ago after finding a huge footprint in the desert
Now you have me Googling Bigfoot Arizona and such.... 
I'll be on the net all night. This will be worse than the time I spent the night looking up the chupucabra... | |
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Any. Common sense tells me
Bigfoot/Yeti/Skunkape/whatever- Real. Too many sightings worldwide, by too many people to be false. Aliens- Real. How can we be the only life in the universe? Ghosts- I don't know. I'm torn about it. Nessie- No. Could there be creatures in the depths of the ocean, yet to be discovered, Sure. In Loch Ness though? No. Maybe we can go to the movies and cry together | |
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ThreadBare said: emm said: i suppose bigfoot because my father would be thrilled
he made the paper in arizona years ago after finding a huge footprint in the desert
Now you have me Googling Bigfoot Arizona and such....
I'll be on the net all night. This will be worse than the time I spent the night looking up the chupucabra...  i've tried to find the article online myself to no avail
let me know how you make out  hehehe
lol he got in trouble in his retirement park after that because he painted giant footprints on the street  you don't do that
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I'd choose UFO's just so that they get off Dennis Kucinich's back!
For myself I'd pick ghosts. Life after death... major questions... [Edited 2/14/08 20:33pm] | |
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ThreadBare said: emm said: i suppose bigfoot because my father would be thrilled
he made the paper in arizona years ago after finding a huge footprint in the desert
Now you have me Googling Bigfoot Arizona and such....
I'll be on the net all night. This will be worse than the time I spent the night looking up the chupucabra... "Let love be your perfect weapon..." ~~Andy Biersack | |
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ghost.
it would answer some fundamental questions about God, spirituality, religion and just faith and the unseen in general. it would raise more questions, obviously, but it would at least be proof that there is something going on behind the scenes. the rest of them are scientifically explainable. "Half of what I say is meaningless; but I say it so that the other half may reach you." - Kahlil Gibran | |
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WillyWonka said: the existence of any of the following (choose only one!), which would it be and why?
1. bigfoot 2. the Loch Ness monster 3. a UFO and/or an alien being 4. a ghost i would choose to see a UFO because bigfoot is so '70s, the Loch Ness monster is the Vanilla Ice of the paranormal world (probably interesting to see in the flesh, but mostly nobody really cares or thinks of it and so having proof of its existence would carry only limited value), and procuring evidence of things ghostly has just become far too trendy! also i like lots of flashing, blinking lights and things with big eyes, not to mention the added bonus that, for the rest of my life, i could blame all strange behaviours and actions i exhibit on the 'implant in my head'. NONE. Those things don't exist and that's the way it needs to stay. With the exception of the 1st two: 1. Bigfoot is up North somewhere 2. Lochness monster is in some pond in England or where ever. Why look for trouble?  | |
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paisleypark4 said: Ghotsts are already proven
Proven by who/what?  It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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Volitan said: ABigfoot/Yeti/Skunkape/whatever- Real. Too many sightings worldwide, by too many people to be false.
Hard scientific evidence or didn't happen It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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FuNkeNsteiN said: paisleypark4 said: Ghotsts are already proven
Proven by who/what? Art Bell? "Half of what I say is meaningless; but I say it so that the other half may reach you." - Kahlil Gibran | |
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FuNkeNsteiN said: Volitan said: ABigfoot/Yeti/Skunkape/whatever- Real. Too many sightings worldwide, by too many people to be false.
Hard scientific evidence or didn't happen I agree totally, but just by logic, I find it hard to be totally FICTION because pretty every culture/region of the world has a story about it/them. In Florida, we call it skunkape because they smell like sulfur/rotten eggs. Which, in my personal theory, is because water here in Florida is rich in sulfer and the skunkape bathes in the sulfur-rich waters. I also believe in a lot of the other cryptids/mythological beasts like blue tigers, Beast of Gévaudan, Queensland Tiger, etc. Maybe we can go to the movies and cry together | |
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