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Dont threaten me with this internet stuff
I want to meet anyone at all whether they live in england to come and
meet me and meet the people i know see for yourself man to man not on this site.
Flexing an arm dont mean nothing you just presume and also it wasnt a threat
Originally posted by fleabit
Dont threaten me with this internet stuff
I want to meet anyone at all whether they live in england to come and
meet me and meet the people i know see for yourself man to man not on this site.
Tsk.. and I thought this board was above chest-thumping, testosterone induced comments like yours. Of course, your avatar is what I assume you making a rather weak flex of your muscle, so what could one expect.
Just be cautious - you are always the tough man until you meet the guy who makes you realize you were nothing even close. Drunk or not, online, such threats can be used to drive legal action as well. Might want to moderate your tone in the future.
i just gave anyone the opportunity to meet me.
however you threatening me with legal action is a threat.
Originally posted by fleabit
And apologies if my comment about your avatar offended you - it just seemed ironic that someone was spouting off about meeting people any time, with the avatar of a flexing muscle. I hope you can see the irony of it.edit on 29-6-2012 by fleabit because: (no reason given)
as i know so much i studied all there
is and read all to do with them.
It's not hard to see the similarity to the parachuting flares of the Phoenix lights. There was a lot of speculation that these might be flares attached to sky divers, but can we do better than just speculate? Sometimes a little investigation goes a long way. SkyFOX helicopter pilot Rick Crabbs (Fox Channel 10 in Phoenix)said, "I was at the location where those skydivers were coming in ... Friday night, so that's exactly what happened -- there were some skydivers," he said. "And they did have pyrotechnics on their ankles. There were four of them, and if you look at the video, you can see four different lights."
Dave spot on, as i am sure that if there is any green men out there then i dont buy earth being the only place to mine for materials, as people keep saying there are of course billions of planets out there etc.Good call dave
Originally posted by DaveNorris
reply to post by EarthCitizen07
if aliens were visiting earth it wouldnt be for our raw materials, they might be rare on earth but out in space most materials are abundant
Originally posted by VeniVidi
Just my opinion.
NatGeo is in the entertainment business to make money. Executives try to supply this entertainment based on what they believe the public wants. Paranormal has been a hot item in the last several years. I think a lot of it comes from the 2012 theories. I remember when all the Ghost Hunter programs started coming out. I couldn't believe that people were being drawn into these programs. One of them was a paranormal show, and in almost every episode the spirits threw a pebble at the hosts. It was so ridiculous, but people were drawn in. Why? In my opinion people are looking for proof that there is life after death. No one wants to believe that a box in the ground is the final chapter. I believe that the ones most likely drawn in are those that have no particular religious belief. Most Christians do not need proof of life after death.
As for the UFOs. A lot of people have seen and experienced things that they can't explain. UFO shows and books (and sites like ATS) offer them an answer to their mystery. Even the non believers are drawn into these shows even if it is just to reinforce their non belief.
Paranormal is big business for the entertainment industry, and big business means big money.