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UFO are reeaal!

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By scooby
The NYT just dropped the biggest story ever. UFOs are real and we are working on them? Could LLNL be secretly involved? What could it mean for the next contract change? If turned out to be true would LLNL be the best place or would say Stanford. Wild stuff.

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Anonymous said…
Lots of things that have been detected are unidentified. Some are in the ocean. Some are in other galaxies. Some fly. That doesn’t mean they are associated with extraterrestrial intelligence visiting Earth. I sure hope LLNL doesn’t become the cold fusion lab of UFOs.
7/25/2020 9:53 AM
Anonymous said…
UFO's are common knowledge. Heck, just drop into Bigfoot's Parts and Service Garage and check out the models in for their 50 Trillion mile service. The head mechanic's name is Gort. Quite guy, but when he speaks, it's brilliant.
7/25/2020 10:54 AM
Anonymous said…

The NYT article looks a bit thin to me. Also the guys they are interviewing are a but "off" if you know what I mean. I googled several of them and they have been pushing UFO stuff for some time so I doubt they are unbiased. I want to see something more and some credible evidence before I have an opinion on this. Even the navy videos are not that great and could be anythings. Of course I have always wanted to know what "A" stands for in A-division. Hmmmm
7/26/2020 9:45 AM
Anonymous said…
7/25/2020 10:54 AM

Did you mean Arnold's Parts and Service Garage?
7/26/2020 2:12 PM
Anonymous said…


The aliens better be careful if they show up in the United States as they might get killed by the police. Maybe we can get "Grey Lives Matter" going and they will reveal themselves to us.
7/28/2020 6:31 PM
Anonymous said…
Seymour Sack had a poster of an alien posted on his office door in the 90's.
7/29/2020 10:48 AM
Anonymous said…
" Seymour Sack had a poster of an alien posted on his office door in the 90's.

7/29/2020 10:48 AM"

I always wondered where some of the ideas came from!
8/01/2020 8:30 AM
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