Joining ATS because of ALOT of activity in UK night sky.

Hello

I have noticed a rise of activity around my own home in the UK, i have failed twice to shoot what could of been great UFO footage.. but i am hoping to be third time lucky!

I was once skeptic about Space Travellers.. but also kept my mind open to possibilities of ET's as space is HUGE.. But over the last couple of months i have seen craft in the air to tip me into believing in Space Travellers, i hope people on here can help with what i will potentially have to provide in the future.

Love to all...
Cerberus

PS. I also look forward to the OCT 13th Predictions.. I think its just another day in the year.. but who knows

reply to post by CerberusGuy


Welcome to ATS,

There are some great folks here who will bash the drivel into oblivion which makes it easy for us new comers to know whats real and what probably isnt.

Its good to have friends abroad!

Blessings,

-G

reply to post by CerberusGuy

Welcome to ats. I see you are from England, but I see that you Brits are doing it too.... I suppose it is becoming a pet peeve, the use of 'of' in place of 'have'. So, are you aware that you are writing this when you write? Just wondering if it is becoming the new norm in English language? I am getting pretty cranky, I suppose, because I have taken to skipping over posts which do this of/have substitution. In my mind it is much worse than a spelling error, which, typically doesn't bother me. The whole 'of/have' thing struck me as an American trend, so I'm surprised to see it coming straight from the horse's mouth, so to speak. I don't mean to be gruff. It makes me think of a county fair, and really heavy people, talking with their mouths full. I could of said nothing, except it is starting to appear everywhere. I remember a German guy from years back who was with a small group of exchange students, in college. After having listened to some Americans having a conversation..he said: Is that English? I didn't understand his remark, back then, but if you start to learn a new language, what he said will make sense. I suspect that I could not get a job teaching English, because it is all I know. I ought to of been more farsighted in my electives.

Hope you have a great time at ats.

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Yeah im in Newcastle and ive been trying to catch some footage of my own. Everything ive shot so far has turned out to be air traffic. Which makes sense because im near a flight path for the air port.

I wish i livd out in the countryside somewhere free from air traffic and all the light pollution, That way the footage could be more than just airoplanes. So i suppose location is everything. Its not going to stop me trying but im already in a weak possition as far as sceptics are concerned.

Keep up the good work though and welcome.

Awesome to have you aboard, I'm a newbie myself, also from UK, the midlands. I was out on call this evening and couldn't take my eyes off the skies. I'm a firm believer their is life out their, but I still need first hand proof of any earth encounters to trust we've been visited. I've only ever seen 1 light in the sky which I couldn't explain and that was when I was younger so the memory of that incident has faded now. I lie in wait hoping all these predictions come true. Since sifting through what I see as the more genuine articles on this site, I've become addicted to the idea of this huge Disclosure Event.

DM

Long Live the Grays !m!

reply to post by CerberusGuy


Hello CerberusGuy and welcome from a fellow Brit.
Buckle up and enjoy the ride that is ATS.

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Well as long as i am communicating and making sense of it all.. then i cant see what you are on about.

English is a mix of many languages.. and is changing every year.

I'm English.. i dont have to talk in a cockney accent like most of the world imagine.. nor should it mean i should talk perfect English.

I thought ATS was for secrets, mysteries and so on.
Not grammar correction.

Thanks for the input.

Hey everyone,

Thanks for your welcome

All the best!!!

Peace to you all! x

reply to post by starless and bible black


Talk about being anal. Is this your thinly veiled attempt at trying to say Americans can speak better English than English people. Or are you having a dig at british education standards. Get over it. If you hate grammatical mistakes so much then how do you survive, on the internet.

Get a hobby or something, please!

reply to post by CerberusGuy


Hello and welcome. First thing about ATS is you have to learn to just shrug some people off, others just don't always play nice.
But glad you joined and I hope to see you around.


reply to post by starless and bible black

It makes me think of a county fair, and really heavy people, talking with their mouths full. I could of said nothing, except it is starting to appear everywhere.

Instant karma -- you are guilty of the very thing you ranted about. Shall I call you the pot or the kettle?

reply to post by CerberusGuy

I had read somewhere that those cultures which readily accept slang and colloquialism into their tongue, typically disintegrate at a faster rate, all things (if possible) being equal, than those which do not accept the changes. I'm not going on about anything. It is hard to just bring this up in a formal thread context, so I thought here was as good as any place to do it. In the movie '1984' there's a guy who says 'the destruction of a language; it's a beautiful thing, isn't it?'

It's happening here in the states too. The media have decisively taken to saying 'awn' in place of 'on'.

Awnline. Hawkey. Awnest. 'Don' becomes 'dawn'. You cannot miss this alteration if you tried to. I think it's a blending of eastern and western American dialects, in a play to regain confidence among the wiser than they think demographic. Anyway I am not trying to be picky. It just looks odd. It sounds right, I admit. 'could of' is really the same, phonetically, as 'could've', I know. We are unaware of how much slang is present in our day to day conversation. Of course I can't teach English, it's my language, you see.

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LMAO! well spotted.

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Maybe he was typing with food in his mouth at a county fair?????

CerberusGuy, same here, i joined becuz of just that!
weird and at same time kinnda kool stuff is happening

reply to post by VenomVile.6


Goodstuff il add you to my friends, after all friends share interests.

All the best buddy!