Z.W. Wolf
Senior Member.
I've been making that argument for decades. I'll use my original analogy, which has since been made obsolete by the Grim Reaper... and a relative shift in the fame of Julia Roberts. But you get the idea.The existence of life somewhere else in the universe and the proof of the ufo phenomenon are not necessarily connected in any way, apart from in our minds.
A guy tells me that he saw Sean Connery and Julia Roberts in the K-Mart in Bakersfield. They talked with him. Does he have any proof? Well, he had a signed Polaroid with him between Sean and Julia, but he lost it. Did anyone else report seeing them there? No.
Guy: Hey what's the matter? Don't you believe Sean Connery and Julia Roberts exist? Huh? Do you think I'm lying. Huh? Do 'ya?
Another guy tells me he saw Sean Connery and Julia Roberts 200 hundred yards away on a sidewalk in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. He has a very grainy photo. Did any one else see them? Yeah. His six year old daughter. Did anyone else see them, though? No other reports.
Guy: Hey what's the matter? Don't you believe Sean Connery and Julia Roberts exist? Huh?
Still another guy tells me that Sean Connery and Julia Roberts visit his house on a regular basis. They come in through the locked front door, sing a bar of Alice's Restaurant, and walk out.
Guy: Hey what's the matter? Don't you believe Sean Connery and Julia Roberts exist? Huh? Isn't it possible that Julia Roberts learned how to pick locks? Huh? Huh? Huh?
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