JMartJr
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Shocking video of (yet another) poltergeist haunting (yet another) kitchen:
Source: https://youtu.be/jtVcfjUnm5Q
Source: https://youtu.be/jtVcfjUnm5Q
John J.
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In the "How have descriptions of UAPs changed over the years?" thread over in Chitchat
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/how-have-descriptions-of-uaps-changed-over-the-years.12619/,
there was some discussion of the 1947 Kenneth Arnold sighting.
It's widely accepted that the term "flying saucer" originated from a journalist mis-quoting Arnold (Arnold said the objects moved like saucers skipping over water, or words to that effect).
Duke raised the (I think very real) possibility that the use of "flying saucer" influenced the reports, or interpretation, of subsequent sightings (I've edited this quote a bit)
Arnold said that he first thought that he was seeing a flock of geese. He ruled this out, citing his altitude and the object's apparent speed.
Frankly, I think Arnold may well have seen geese (my 11 year-old self would be furious that I've said that!)
If Arnold had stuck with his first impression- rather than the stuff about saucers- maybe popular culture would have taken a different path...
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/how-have-descriptions-of-uaps-changed-over-the-years.12619/,
there was some discussion of the 1947 Kenneth Arnold sighting.
It's widely accepted that the term "flying saucer" originated from a journalist mis-quoting Arnold (Arnold said the objects moved like saucers skipping over water, or words to that effect).
Duke raised the (I think very real) possibility that the use of "flying saucer" influenced the reports, or interpretation, of subsequent sightings (I've edited this quote a bit)
Arnold said that he first thought that he was seeing a flock of geese. He ruled this out, citing his altitude and the object's apparent speed.
Frankly, I think Arnold may well have seen geese (my 11 year-old self would be furious that I've said that!)
If Arnold had stuck with his first impression- rather than the stuff about saucers- maybe popular culture would have taken a different path...
Ravi
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https://youtube.com/shorts/1vFnMQQJboI
(I am not sure, it seems to be not possible to embed a yt short?)
(I am not sure, it seems to be not possible to embed a yt short?)
Mendel
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dc_hatman
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I was going to ask why they can’t see the Sydney Opera House, but then I remembered that flat Earthers don’t think Australia really exists.
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John J.
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The Government of the United Kingdom wishes it to be known that the British people have no intention of leaving our friends and allies in the United States of America to face the balloon menace alone.
It can be revealed that, over many years, the 13th/42nd Lancers (Cavalry, Hot Air) have trained for just such an eventuality.
"If Johnny Foreigner thinks he can float his dastardly spheres above our heads without so much as a by-your-leave, he's jolly well got another think coming!" said the unit's CO shortly after his daring escape fromhospita hostile captors.
13th/42nd Lancers Quick March: 99 Luftballons (Nena)
Slow March: Up, Up and Away (Jimmy Webb)
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It can be revealed that, over many years, the 13th/42nd Lancers (Cavalry, Hot Air) have trained for just such an eventuality.
"If Johnny Foreigner thinks he can float his dastardly spheres above our heads without so much as a by-your-leave, he's jolly well got another think coming!" said the unit's CO shortly after his daring escape from
13th/42nd Lancers Quick March: 99 Luftballons (Nena)
Slow March: Up, Up and Away (Jimmy Webb)
Regimental badge:
Mendel
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nemo me exinare aerem impugne = no one can blow me out of the airRegimental badge:
Ann K
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What are our flying pigs doing in the UK when they ought to be at home in Cincinnati?
https://flyingpigmarathon.com/
John J.
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Madam! I'll have you know that Percy is a British flying pig, and while he has great respect for the late Mayor Jerry Springer,
he assumes that any Cincinnati flying porcines must be descendants of a litter allegedly smuggled over there by a young lady of Scottish background some years ago.
JMartJr
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I know of at least one in NC...
And anime fans will be familiar with Porco Rosso, a flying pig in Italy during and following WWI...
Mendel
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FatPhil
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Stable diffusion can be fed prompts like "Vlad the Inhaler doing battle with the homeopaths", just sayin'.What does the battle gear of a homeopath look like?
Vlad The Inhaler
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Where did you find that?What does the battle gear of a homeopath look like?
But hay, if we follow the homeopathic principal that less is more then Grusch's testimony is seriously convincing stuff.
JMartJr
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Presumably the homeopath jumps up and down a few times, then takes all their armor off.
Galaga
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This is the real reason that we can't find aliens today:
https://www.mit.edu/people/dpolicar/writing/prose/text/thinkingMeat.html
https://www.mit.edu/people/dpolicar/writing/prose/text/thinkingMeat.html
FatPhil
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Get your meat properly smoothed out with this 2005 adaptation:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tScAyNaRdQ
Mendel
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Mendel
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GRUSCH: based on the very specific properties that I was briefed on, you know, isotopic ratios that would have to be engineered for it to be at those levels, but also just extremely strange, heavy, atomic metal, you know, high up in the periodic table, of arrangements that we don't understand
Source: https://imgur.com/gallery/2jkbvOR
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John J.
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I once was startled when I saw there was a body lying down at the bottom of a nearby waterfall. But while I reached for my phone to call the police, I realised it was a nude inflatable sex doll.
In these strange times, I guess we should be grateful the culprit didn't inflate the ghastly thing with helium,
and send it on its way...
Hey-ho.
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Mendel
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Source: https://imgur.com/gallery/xiHK0Cd
Article: Newton’s belief that “the ancient Egyptians possessed knowledge that had been lost in the intervening centuries,” as Smithsonian.com’s Livia Gershon puts it, did not set him far apart from mainstream European scholarship at the time.
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Mendel
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This one's super easy to debunk: those aren't actual tears.I thought this was funny. Not sure what we're crying about though? All our sucesses, maybe?
