Author Topic: Now why didn't NASA think of that? (Read 3653 times)

realtime · « **on:** 10/20/2005 02:37 am »

I'll have a 32 oz. ribeye smothered in jalapeno poppers, a six-pack of Lone Star beer, and a side of antigravity... To go.

http://www.alamogordonews.com/artman/publish/article_9709.shtml

Flightstar · « **Reply #1 on:** 10/21/2005 03:23 am »

He's one messed up man. Roswell was a weather ballon, which looked like a UFO that crashed. The US Army used it as an opportunity to gauge public reaction to a cover up as they made it look like one. It was all an experiement on the public. How do I know? My father was involved in it.

realtime · « **Reply #2 on:** 10/21/2005 03:55 am »

The plot thickens!

If the Army conducted a social experiment at Roswell, I think it succeeded (or failed) beyond their wildest dreams. 60 years later and it's still hot.

Space101 · « **Reply #3 on:** 10/21/2005 08:40 am »

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Flightstar - 20/10/2005 10:23 PM

He's one messed up man. Roswell was a weather ballon, which looked like a UFO that crashed. The US Army used it as an opportunity to gauge public reaction to a cover up as they made it look like one. It was all an experiement on the public. How do I know? My father was involved in it.

Whoa! Cool story. Get that man on a docusoap asap!

Avron · « **Reply #4 on:** 10/21/2005 06:19 pm »

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Space101 - 21/10/2005 4:40 AM

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Flightstar - 20/10/2005 10:23 PM

He's one messed up man. Roswell was a weather ballon, which looked like a UFO that crashed. The US Army used it as an opportunity to gauge public reaction to a cover up as they made it look like one. It was all an experiement on the public. How do I know? My father was involved in it.

Whoa! Cool story. Get that man on a docusoap asap!

story has been deleted.... HUmmmm