I saw a UFO a few nights ago

[PaulMVR]

It was pretty cool.  I made an animation to visually explain what I saw.

[Kieran123]

Is this a joke?

[sean_miller]

Originally Posted by Kieran123

Is this a joke?

I think you've found your special effects guy for "Triple Bogey".

[jamo]

Originally Posted by sean_miller

I think you've found your special effects guy for "Triple Bogey".

You might have to supply the acid though...

[PaulMVR]

No, it's not a joke.  I actually saw this, and I thought I did a pretty good job with the animation. It's the best I can do.

I saw what looked like a dull star. Noticed it moving very very slowly, and then it disappeared. Then a couple seconds later I noticed a triangle of colored lights blinking rapidly and flying upwards really fast. I'm not a pro animator, so it lookes a little cheesy.

I'm pretty sure no aircraft built by humans looks like or moves the way that thing did.

[Kieran123]

Where do you get your drugs?

[PaulMVR]

The US government has 9 crashed alien ships and some dead alien bodies at S-4(Papoose lake) in Lincoln County, Nevada.

Look up Bob Lazar (Top Secret UFO Conspiracy)

[TourSpoon]

Originally Posted by PaulMVR

It was pretty cool.  I made an animation to visually explain what I saw.

Oh, I thought you were talking about the background that you used for your picture.

[Kieran123]

Originally Posted by PaulMVR

The US government has 9 crashed alien ships and some dead alien bodies at S-4(Papoose lake) in Lincoln County, Nevada.

Look up Bob Lazar (Top Secret UFO Conspiracy)

Have you seen them in person?

There's also a yeti out there somewhere.....oh and lets not forget the Loch Ness Monster , plenty of people have 'seen it'

Oh and Bob Lazar?

"His critics have asserted that "Lazar's credibility crumbled" after "schools he was supposed to have attended had no record of him, while others in the scientific community had no memory of ever meeting him"

"In 2006 Lazar and wife Joy White were charged with violating the Federal Hazardous Substances Act for shipping restricted chemicals across state lines following a federal investigation started in 2003. ^{[ 13 ]} The charges stemmed from a 2003 raid on Lazar's business where chemical sales records were examined. ^{[ 13 ]} The maximum penalty is 270 days in prison and a $15,000 fine. ^{[ 13 ]} Lazar claimed that he mistakenly concluded that he could legally sell the chemicals after finding incorrect information on the internet."

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In 2007 Lazar/United Nuclear were fined $7,500 for violating a law against selling chemicals and components used to make illegal fireworks. ^{[ 15 ]} Lazar "pled guilty to three criminal counts of introducing into interstate commerce and aiding and abetting the introduction into interstate commerce of banned hazardous substances." ^{[ 16 ]} Lazar also "entered into a consent decree that permanently limits the amount of future sales of fireworks-related chemicals", and United Nuclear Scientific Equipment and Supplies was placed on probation for three years. ^{[ 16 ]}

Lazar again gained attention in 2006 from news reports that he sold small amounts of Polonium , a radioactive element which was in the news because of its role in fatally poisoning former Soviet intelligence agent and whistleblower Alexander Litvinenko ."

Real credible guy right there

[TheGeekGolfer]

um....I'm sure he did see a 'UFO', ie - an 'unidentified flying object'.  Since it was at night, he saw some flashing lights.  He couldn't tell what they were... therefore, it was a UFO.

[Kieran123]

Light isn't necassarily an object.....

[sean_miller]

Originally Posted by TheGeekGolfer

um....I'm sure he did see a 'UFO', ie - an 'unidentified flying object'.  Since it was at night, he saw some flashing lights.  He couldn't tell what they were... therefore, it was a UFO.

Can we say that he saw a "WTFWT"?

Originally Posted by Kieran123

Light isn't necassarily an object.....

[jamo]

I'm just trying to understand the thought process here. You see some lights in the sky, come down from the high, and think, "I know, I'll post that on a golf website. Golfers are notorious UFO believers." Think I got it.

[TourSpoon]

Originally Posted by jamo

I'm just trying to understand the thought process here. You see some lights in the sky, come down from the high, and think, "I know, I'll post that on a golf website. Golfers are notorious UFO believers." Think I got it.

I was playing golf in the desert and a UFO landed, and these little one inch tall guys got out and came over and I asked them, "Are you really that small?" and they said "No we are just really far away."  Honestly, I thought they were caddies until I realized they were green.

[Kieran123]

Originally Posted by jamo

I'm just trying to understand the thought process here. You see some lights in the sky, come down from the high, and think, "I know, I'll post that on a golf website. Golfers are notorious UFO believers." Think I got it.

Easier to tell people online than it is in real person....less embarrassing....you don't get that "WTF" look

[nuck81]

Hey I saw this too!!!!  Fortunately I had my recorder and was able to record what it sounded like

[PaulMVR]

I've told everyone in my family and 5 of my co-workers.... I'm actually quite surprised at the response I got on here. You're all jealous!

UFO doesn't necessarily mean it's an alien aircraft.  So lets assume that what I saw was actually there and I wasn't hallucinating. If it wasn't E.T., then what could it have been?

[TourSpoon]

It could be the shrooms... Do you have any airbases near by? We have a Pratt Whitney plant down here and there are stories of some strange things happening from tests and projects. My brother-in-law works there and has seen some hi tech hovering drones that he said would look extremely suspicious in the dark. I think the "jealousy" is because this is a little off beat for a golf forum.