UFO picks up teens in car and drops 180 feet away?

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Here's the fascinating ansd sincere accounts UFO picks up Laconia, NH car with teens and drops 180 feet away
Two New Hampshire teenagers sitting in a parked car were approached by a black-colored UFO in Laconia on March 20, 2010, lifted into the air and then dropped back onto pavement 180 feet away, according to testimony from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) database.
MUFON New England State Director Steve Firmani confirmed his investigation of the case today by telephone and said witness interviews had been completed.
The 18-year-old girl and 16-year-old boy both offer testimony about their encounter.
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The same flying beast which lifts and drops full size cattle imo, what about you?
 
So this kid borrows her mom's car, parks in a parking lot, the car ends up damaged, cracked windshield, and airbags deployed, ... but you know, it's not just an auto-wreck caused by some adolescents fooling around and knocking off the parking brake, and while being too distracted by each other's genitalia they didn't notice they had started rolling, no, aliens did it, ... and nobody else saw anything, other than the teens involved in the wreck.

Damn, you're gullible Alan.
 
You're in for a big shock some day. :)
On Monday, I went to my doctor to get a whole physical to make sure I was OK. My wrist had a puncture wound while my forearm has a cut that is semi-circular and there’s blood on it. I do remember that when I first looked at my arm after I got it back in the car, it was red with blood. But by the time we got to my girlfriend’s house, there was no blood anywhere. On the center consul of the car, there is an imprint of her hand. I don’t quite understand what the policeman said but it was something about the skin of her hand leaving an impression.

Now, I don’t like to feel bumps in the car, or feel anything that trembles like a boombox. I don’t want to be out in dark areas at night. I also don’t like to walk out to my Mom’s car, anymore, outside. “
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AlphaNumeric said:
If you believe a thousand things without evidence the fact one of them might be one day vindicated does not absolve you of gullibility simply because you were not entirely wrong.
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The thing is, I'm quite ready to believe there is intelligent life on other planets, so it won't come as a shock to have that verified.

But if it ever is, and they deny abducting all the people that claim to have been abducted, woowoos like CSS will just claim it was a different bunch of aliens.

Even of the real aliens categorically state they know people weren't getting abducted, it'll all be part of 'The Conspiracy'.
 
What's funny is...the "flying beast" CSS is referring to is a 4 winged, giant, brain sucking dino-bird. (I'm not making that up)
 
phlogistician said:
The thing is, I'm quite ready to believe there is intelligent life on other planets, so it won't come as a shock to have that verified.
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Sure, I firmly believe there's life elsewhere in the universe. To think otherwise would be to regard the universe in a very geocentric manner.

phlogistician said:
But if it ever is, and they deny abducting all the people that claim to have been abducted, woowoos like CSS will just claim it was a different bunch of aliens.
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I saw a YouTube video of Dawkins talking to Derren Brown* and Dawkins talks about Carl Sagan's views. Sagan said that if he were abducted and had a discussion with aliens he'd realise he's talking to people far more advanced in science than us and almost certainly likewise in mathematics and so he'd ask about the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem (which wasn't proven at that point) or the Goldbach Conjucture. Even getting a yes or no for the validity of the Riemann Hypothesis would be HUGE for mathematicians (and its applications in prime number cryptography). Unfortunately almost all the people claiming to have been abducted aren't highly educated academics and only ever get messages from the aliens like "Be nice to one another".

* Its an hour long discussion splt into 6 * 10 minutes where they talk about the fakery and trickery of psychics. Brown is a magician and explains about cold reading, etc. As with the abduction by aliens, dead people always seem to say "I miss you" or "I love you", never "Hey, do you want to know what death is like and what comes after?". I'd rather a dead relative tell me that than "I love you", that goes without saying and would have been said plenty of times before they died. I highly recommend the videos.
 
I think the aliens were trying to send them a message. They were probably doing stuff they should not have been doing. :) I bet you they think twice the next time around.
 
I blame the parents for allowing their children to think this would be a good lie, then again, there was a star trek episode where dumb aliens had a space ship, maybe some dumb aliens tried taking them but had problems with the lift mechanism, maybe it broke and geordi wasn't around to fix it.
 
MacGyver1968 said:
What's funny is...the "flying beast" CSS is referring to is a 4 winged, giant, brain sucking dino-bird. (I'm not making that up)
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Featherleg dino bird that's right. A forearm pair of wings and a leg pair of wings, hence four wings. For normal speed flight the bird flaps both at the same time as if they are joined as a single giant pair of wings. When the beast wishes to hover or fly erratically it will use each pair of wings independently and at increased speed giving a blurred ball effect;
"I don’t know how to explain this but it turns into a ball when it wants to slow down and move around quickly and when it wants to go fast, straight, it turns into a flat plate with maze box-shaped lined lights. These were on all the time."
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common_sense_seeker said:
Featherleg dino bird that's right. A forearm pair of wings and a leg pair of wings, hence four wings. For normal speed flight the bird flaps both at the same time as if they are joined as a single giant pair of wings. When the beast wishes to hover or fly erratically it will use each pair of wings independently and at increased speed giving a blurred ball effect;
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So a bird picked up this car?
 
MacGyver1968 said:
So a bird picked up this car?
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This large bird, perhaps?

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MacGyver1968 said:
So a bird picked up this car?
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Picked it up by the front fender and lifted it up onto its rear wheels, yeah. Why not? The amount of power needed is comparable to a human strongman event. A chimpanzee is at least four times stronger than the world's strongest man. Scale up an eagle and it would have the necessary power imo. :)
 
common_sense_seeker said:
Picked it up by the front fender and lifted it up onto its rear wheels, yeah. Why not? The amount of power needed is comparable to a human strongman event. A chimpanzee is at least four times stronger than the world's strongest man. Scale up an eagle and it would have the necessary power imo. :)
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LOL!! Consider how large the wingspan of a hang glider is just to carry the weight of one human....and your talking about lifting 3000 pounds or more? A chimp is not a bird, and doesn't have hollow bones. Keep those delusions coming though...they are very entertaining!
 
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