WTF Do you see what we see. Dont recall you being invited

Originally posted by Jepic
reply to post by mthgs602

 

Oh well that's f***** news to me! It's a conspiracy site people. That means a shi**y photo is automatically a conspiracy! Way to go... I'm just obviously loving that logic. Get real...

edit on 14-4-2011 by Jepic because: (no reason given)

Alright well I'm not going to get anywhere with you. I don't wanna argue unless its positive criticism.


Late

reply to post by Furbs


who said they were poor you jack ass I am a pipelayer or you americans probably call us ditch diggers and Imake 26 dollars an hour and if I work in the city its 30 to 35.I make more money than most of the people i graded with that went to college but I am not about money whatsoever.Money only buys stuff and thats it. Red neck beerdrinkin fisherman can be millionaires and alot of them are

reply to post by mthgs602


Sure. Cya. And remember. Don't stop looking for the truth about this picture. You are nearly there. Just a little push and...

Originally posted by canadiancatfoodforcrocadi
reply to post by Furbs

 

who said they were poor you jack ass I am a pipelayer or you americans probably call us ditch diggers and Imake 26 dollars an hour and if I work in the city its 30 to 35.I make more money than most of the people i graded with that went to college but I am not about money whatsoever.Money only buys stuff and thats it. Red neck beerdrinkin fisherman can be millionaires and alot of them are

You actually said,"...they live in the middle of bum fart nowhere and these people are small town, redneck, beerdrinkin fisherman who not only dont have a motive to pull a hoax like this but also lack the skills to edit and alter photos like this..."

You will find that a very small percentage (probably fractions of percentage) of millionaires are "Redneck beerdrinkin fishmen".

Also, in my experience, 'small town, redneck, beerdrinkin fisherman' are never wealthy. I didn't say YOU were poor, I said your 'friend' was.. but you go on to tell me how much money you make.. like that has ANYTHING to do with this at all.

reply to post by canadiancatfoodforcrocadi


Um...this is the real deal what?
All I see is some raindrops and some dude's reflection.
What am I looking for?
Aliens?
Bigfoot?
...Elivs...?

Originally posted by Perfectenemy

Originally posted by TrueBrit
Just to clarify the situation, could you provide a little more information about what you are seeing in this picture, and where exactly within the shot, the suspect part of the image is?

You can´t see the obvious alien face staring at you? The shape is crystal clear and it´s a great shot and cameras are able to make strange things visible. Interesting photo and S+F for sharing.

Wait...what?
Are you serious?
Are you some expert in non-terrestrial biology?
If it's so obvious, then why don't you illuminate us all as to it's cranial-facial geometry.
Why not tell us more about this "crystal clear" image and describe it's anthropometrics?
"Crystal clear" indeed...

Originally posted by Matthew Dark

Originally posted by Perfectenemy

Originally posted by TrueBrit
Just to clarify the situation, could you provide a little more information about what you are seeing in this picture, and where exactly within the shot, the suspect part of the image is?

You can´t see the obvious alien face staring at you? The shape is crystal clear and it´s a great shot and cameras are able to make strange things visible. Interesting photo and S+F for sharing.

Wait...what?
Are you serious?
Are you some expert in non-terrestrial biology?
If it's so obvious, then why don't you illuminate us all as to it's cranial-facial geometry.
Why not tell us more about this "crystal clear" image and describe it's anthropometrics?
"Crystal clear" indeed...

I was a bit sketch at first but right after having looked at the picture I could immediately see
What looked like to be a figure.

Check out my post on page three. There is a link to the picture with the outlines

Originally posted by m0r1arty
I see it I think:



-m0r

edit on 14/4/2011 by m0r1arty because: (no reason given)

OOooOOooOOooOOooh!
NOW I see it!
I guess that clears that up then, huh?

reply to post by Matthew Dark


Nevermind.

So it's a picture the woman took from outside the vehicle, of her hubby on the inside of the vehicle, right?

I want to believe but, as I have experienced first hand, taking pics through glass is always a sketchy prospect. Glass bends and distorts light (from the flash), and to my untrained eye, the photograph combined his image in the truck with her reflective image on the outside of the truck.

She shouldn't have used the flash, and it would have come out perfectly, in my opinion.

Or maybe her hubby is the reptilian, in which I bow to your discovery.

PS. I am Canadian, live in the middle of nowhere, and that red jacket looks awfully familiar...it's what we up here call a "mac" or flannel jacket.

Originally posted by Furbs
1. Why do they have a digital camera if they are too poor/drunk/redneck/befuddled to know how to use the internet?

2. Since they are so poor/drunk/redneck/befuddled the story is immediately suspect.

3. After running scans on it, my conclusion is that image has been manipulated.

ASSESSMENT: Class 1 - Image is processed/edited

Yeah, there is no possible way that a redneck could own a camera.

Don't quit your day job.



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I see nothing but a bad picture to be honest.
Some will see an alien, others will see a bunny or anything else your mind creates whilst looking at something unfamiliar.
I am truly amazed at the caliber of people on this site as of late......

EDIT: Whats with the post above mine???? Why copy and quote someones post?? I keep seeing this....are people really too lazy to write their own sentences or provide their own proof?? Sorry....i just dont get why people quote massive posts without an explanation as to why

just a few questions..

what kind of truck is this a picture of?

exactly where was your friend when he/she took it in relation to the truck?

what angle was it taken at?

-thanks-

P.S. Don't feed the trolls!

i love how things get heated on here. its just a bad pic(very bad) of someone behind a car window wearing a scarf that looks vaguely like an alien smiling.
have fun wasting your time here.

Yep, load of tripe! Backed up by an awful thread title.

OP, suggest you just do some reading for a while. Posting isn't your forte.

reply to post by m0r1arty









I see Wayne's finally got to you

JOIN THE DOT's

Beautiful bright rain drops on a camera lens. Thats all I see.

Here's what I see:





A smiling face, near the bottom of the water orbs is the mouth. Above is the eyes. Kinda reminds me of an Egytian mask or clay. Is this what is meant as the being in question?

20% of me wants to believe that its an alien, but the rest of me knows that it's either a hoax or just rain/light playing tricks. Creepy nonetheless...

Originally posted by dreamingawake
Here's what I see:

Not sure what he was doing out there, but I think it's one of Slipknot.