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originally posted by: HolgerTheDane2
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: HolgerTheDane2
originally posted by: drneville
Here some screenshots from the video (UFO + alien
***snip***
The creases at the shoulders tell me that this is in fact a rubber doll.
Because you know what a real alien's shoulders look like?
Gimme a break.
No. Because I know what a rubber doll looks like.
And because I expect the creases to be the same on both sides.
originally posted by: HolgerTheDane2
originally posted by: drneville
Here some screenshots from the video (UFO + alien
***snip***
The creases at the shoulders tell me that this is in fact a rubber doll.
originally posted by: HomerinNC
a reply to: Answer
Nice try but no.
I showed how its similar to a commercially available prop, you have yet to show how its not
originally posted by: OrionsGem
originally posted by: Davood
a reply to: OrionsGem
If someone can corroborate this guy's credentials and work history then these videos should go viral with some big people backing it imho.
Otherwise it's just more white noise in the pseudoscience not - really - evidence pile. Since he doesn't really explain anything. It's one big teaser
I can say that ig the government was doing these things we'd see a lot of the tech leaking out
Go read about wd40
It was super secret watwr displacer but all employees were stealing it for their own use then they decided to commercialize it.
You say "If the govt was doing this wed see more tech leaking out" ??
Thats actually a perfect explanation for the technology boom in the last 150 years! Lasers, Mircrochips, all could have come from declassified ET tech...
OG
originally posted by: HolgerTheDane2
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: HomerinNC
*sigh* Not even bothering to look at the video, the first pic tells all
Here is your alien:
Can be bought on amazon for about 500.00
*sigh* Maybe you should have taken a closer look.
The alien on amazon isn't the same as the photo. The alien in the photo has smaller eyes, eyes are at a different angle, different chin and mouth, different area around the eyes, etc.
Playing the devils advocate a bit.
Sometimes props are made to look like real things. Not the other way round. But sometimes propa are made to look like made up things. So your picture is about as usefull as the OP interviews.
originally posted by: OrionsGem
originally posted by: HomerinNC
a reply to: Answer
Nice try but no.
I showed how its similar to a commercially available prop, you have yet to show how its not
No. Just no. You googled an alien doll that looked similar, an now its on US to prove to YOU that its not a doll!?
Contrary to your skewed beleifs, its actually your burden to prove that this is a doll in the OP, since you brought it up in the first place.
OG
originally posted by: HomerinNC
a reply to: OrionsGem
Orion, are you so DESPERATE for validation, you will grasp at ANYTHING so say ET exists and has been here?
I can tell you this: I am a 100% believer, but when it looks walks and quacks like a duck, its not a goose.
originally posted by: HomerinNC
originally posted by: OrionsGem
originally posted by: HomerinNC
a reply to: Answer
Nice try but no.
I showed how its similar to a commercially available prop, you have yet to show how its not
No. Just no. You googled an alien doll that looked similar, an now its on US to prove to YOU that its not a doll!?
Contrary to your skewed beleifs, its actually your burden to prove that this is a doll in the OP, since you brought it up in the first place.
OG
LMAO, just as its on YOU to PROVE its an ET, right??
I can SHOW you how its a prop
Your turn
originally posted by: OrionsGem
originally posted by: HomerinNC
a reply to: OrionsGem
Orion, are you so DESPERATE for validation, you will grasp at ANYTHING so say ET exists and has been here?
I can tell you this: I am a 100% believer, but when it looks walks and quacks like a duck, its not a goose.
Im not desperate for anything I have made no claims, just stated my opinions. Is that OK with you?
OG
originally posted by: HomerinNC
a reply to: Answer
Nice try but no.
I showed how its similar to a commercially available prop, you have yet to show how its not
originally posted by: OrionsGem
originally posted by: HolgerTheDane2
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: HolgerTheDane2
originally posted by: drneville
Here some screenshots from the video (UFO + alien
***snip***
The creases at the shoulders tell me that this is in fact a rubber doll.
Because you know what a real alien's shoulders look like?
Gimme a break.
No. Because I know what a rubber doll looks like.
And because I expect the creases to be the same on both sides.
LOL just like we have 5 fingers on both hands, and how our human bodies are mirrored on both left an right sides?
Gimme a break is right!
OG
originally posted by: HomerinNC
originally posted by: OrionsGem
originally posted by: HomerinNC
a reply to: OrionsGem
Orion, are you so DESPERATE for validation, you will grasp at ANYTHING so say ET exists and has been here?
I can tell you this: I am a 100% believer, but when it looks walks and quacks like a duck, its not a goose.
Im not desperate for anything I have made no claims, just stated my opinions. Is that OK with you?
OG
You stated your opinion, which is okay, but youre so fanatical in your belief you REFUSE to look at any other explaination
That is not DENYING IGNORANCE, thats promoting ignorance
originally posted by: HolgerTheDane2
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Somehow you mistake an intelligent debate with "clever" remarks meant to refute any argument to have you stop for a few moments and CONSIDER that the famous interviews and oictures might be lies.
Throwing ridicule at valid concerns does not lend credibility to your arguments.
Rather than that it makes people stop debating with you.
But think not of it as any validation of your arguments that you get stars and people stop reguting your nonsensical posts. Think of it as if some people applaud a loudmoth and others refrain from talking to them.
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: HomerinNC
a reply to: Answer
Nice try but no.
I showed how its similar to a commercially available prop, you have yet to show how its not
Actually, that's exactly what I said in my post... how it's not similar. You can compare the photos side by side and see for yourself.
You countered that with "they could have used latex to change it."
That's grasping at straws.
If they had to use latex to alter the appearance of the commercially available doll, why not create one from scratch or alter it further to make sure it looked NOTHING like the original doll? Why leave it so close that people could easily see the similarity?
Your argument is weak.
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: HolgerTheDane2
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Somehow you mistake an intelligent debate with "clever" remarks meant to refute any argument to have you stop for a few moments and CONSIDER that the famous interviews and oictures might be lies.
Throwing ridicule at valid concerns does not lend credibility to your arguments.
Rather than that it makes people stop debating with you.
But think not of it as any validation of your arguments that you get stars and people stop reguting your nonsensical posts. Think of it as if some people applaud a loudmoth and others refrain from talking to them.
That's rich from the guy who posted a picture of a doll that doesn't match the photo and claimed "here it is, the pictures are BS!" without actually comparing the two figures side-by-side.
If you offer a valid concern, it will be met with valid consideration.
originally posted by: OrionsGem
originally posted by: smurfy
originally posted by: OrionsGem
As far as your photo comparison to the photos of lens effects from ground lighting, I think you are just grasping at straws at this point..whats next? Pie plates and swamp gas?
OG
Why should I be grasping at straws? that sounds like desperation, in fact I'm very interested in UFO's, (See my profile) however that does not mean I should take anything as gospel from all and sundry...I frown upon that! In the case of the first few pictures in this thread, the lens affects is a very good candidate. BTW, pie plates and swamp gas are not in my portfolio...I will admit to the odd Frisbee attack though.
Yes your photo comparison did sound like desperation, which is why I brought it up.
Oh, and how would a pie plate be missing from your portfolio but a frisbee explanation is acceptable? You need to diversify your bonds yo!
OG