The alien in the stone

reply to post by One Step Beyond...


Yes it was, this is one of the few things i can do. I don't need to go the Jurassic park route, i have resident aliens. s914.photobucket.com...

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Originally posted by debris765nju
reply to post by Argyll

 

The aliens i know are very small, some are even sub-atomic.

Dude...
second line

reply to post by Chamberf=6

What you say is probably true, but then again, i don't have to feed my rocks.

reply to post by Cole DeSteele


Dude? I know aliens so small they have to project an image just to be seen. Conversely, i have seen aliens so large they can only be seen in their entirety from a hundred million light years away. Oddly enough they were both the same type of alien. It isn't that the aliens aren't present, its just that you can't see them.

Maybe its me, but this is the second thread tonight that I have to ask this in:

Are you being serious here--cause I can't tell.

I have gone back and forth between thinking you were then that you weren't.
Sorry and no offense if you are serious.
It's just that between this thread and another about reincarnated cats from Mars, I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone....

reply to post by Chamberf=6


That is why they are called aliens.....their very nature is different. I'll talk about reincarnated cats, ghosts on Mars if you want. No i won't, go look at the new photos of aliens i posted, at the very least they are pretty rocks.

reply to post by Chamberf=6




No man, I'm here with Rod Serling, too. But methinks I hear Nurse Ratchet rounding the corner...

Originally posted by debris765nju
reply to post by Chamberf=6

 

That is why they are called aliens.....their very nature is different. I'll talk about reincarnated cats, ghosts on Mars if you want. No i won't, go look at the new photos of aliens i posted, at the very least they are pretty rocks.

Are you really serious? I think youre laughing so hard it's difficult to type. Interesting, though...my late mother went through this phase when I was a kid where she saw fossils in every rock in the driveway...no joke, she had buckets full of rocks...we couldn't go out to eat, lest she spend an hour finding dinos in the pea gravel...this is really a blast from the past.

I am entertained. Really.

reply to post by Cole DeSteele

That is fantastic, we have each found a profitable use for our time. I actually only have three rocks and they were given to me as gifts. Your mother sounds as if she had the vision, do you share it?

Wait, so there are aliens so small they have to project their image? Yet others are so large they have to be viewed at 100 million light years away? That's extraordinary information. I'm curious, how is it that you knew they were 100 million miles away and why is it you can see them but no one else can?

As for your rocks, I'm having a hard time seeing anything in the pics with any type of clarity. I'm not really sure what I'm looking at TBH.

reply to post by debris765nju


Well, I must admit, there were a few of them that were really convincing...one in particular that was obviously full of small bones and impressions of feathers and such...sort of a sandstone makeup.

But I'd have to say no. I didn't see 99% of what she did. She was adamant, too. God love her.

Not another "HARD EVIDENCE" thread that gives u the crappiest looking picture in resolution and color, and the lack of any proper lighting to show what we're looking at... You can't even tell what it is, could be anything from a piece of mud to a melted piece of glass. This kinda stuff is a waste of time and bandwidth.

reply to post by IamMe14

I like to view photos taken by Hubble telescope, they said it was 100 million light years away. You just gotta love that kind of science.

reply to post by Cole DeSteele


That is an amazing recollection. Thank you for sharing it. I once collected trilobites in utah, it was an awesome feeling finding creatures fossilized from the distant past.

reply to post by BuBoo


That problem has been rectified, try the new link at the top of the page. Satisfaction guaranteed or double your grumbles back.

Originally posted by debris765nju
reply to post by BuBoo

 

That problem has been rectified, try the new link at the top of the page. Satisfaction guaranteed or double your grumbles back.

Thanks for the better looking pic's. But I don't see an alien walking his dog in his explorers gear tough. What I do see is a clear rock or piece of glass with pieces of other rocks or minerals stuck within it.

If this is what you say it is why don't you take it to you local university or college or no access to that to a high school and get the best tools and people possible you can to look at this ?

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Man this guy has you all goin...
Look at you all so excited to see his evidence...
I love a good practical joke, and everyone is like yeah i cant see it, and hes like yeah its right there keep looking... OMG priceless should be at the bottom of this thread with a visa ad hahahahahaha Thanks for the laughs

What I do see is a clear rock or piece of glass with pieces of other rocks or minerals stuck within it.

That's all it is...that's all anyone will see...if the OP actually did have anything of significance he/she surely wouldn't be so stupid to post a picture where you can see nothing...they would crop and expand the exact area of the photograph of interest so that it was obvious what we should be focusing our attention on. There is nothing here, nothing but a rock, if there was actually something here it would have been seen by now. Close this ridiculous thread and label it as a hoax. Thank you.

I hate to say it, but I see a few similarities here...

reply to post by CHA0S
I know Debris attracts a lot of WTF responses and allegations of hoaxing. I've seen one of the most respected and mildest members (a Mod now) lose their temper in frustration. If anyone considered Debris to be hoaxing he'd be long gone. If I thought he was hoaxing, I'd be banging the same drum as you. I'd be starring your post.

In Debris' case, he sees what he sees and there's no arguing about it. Personally, like most, I don't see anything. He's a bright guy and articulate and this post hopefully won't embarrass him. As long as he believes in what he's seeing, I guess it's fair enough to carry on posting the images?

He's in good company, the man who wrote the Shaver Mysteries saw exactly the same figures in objects.