[friday] rebuild, why you so slow

[EntroX]

i want to go home


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[Hels]

Am home. It's pretty good.

[Spaztick]

first

edit FUCK

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HELS

[Varcaus]

first

lol no

[Nordstern]

Spaztick is so slow. Teehee.

Just sent off a bio for the CEO to read about me in front of 2000+ people. Hope it doesn't get edited too much.

Ah crap, forgot to include phonetic pronunciation of name. (goes to start e-mail again)

[Pacefalm]

first

edit FUCK

YOU

HELS

It took you more than 2 minutes to type "first"?

[Amantus]

"i have a very serious set of skills
skills which i have acquired in a long career in the cia"

liam neeson, taken, 2010

[Me]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...lien-invasion/

Clearly the most important issue of the US election.

[Spaztick]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...lien-invasion/

Clearly the most important issue of the US election.

I'd trust Romney because he already wants to kill all the aliens we do have.

[Pacefalm]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...lien-invasion/

Clearly the most important issue of the US election.

- A vast majority of the public (79%) believe the U.S. government has kept information about UFOs secret.

:usa:

[Hels]

first

edit FUCK

YOU

HELS

Sobad

[Zeekar]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...lien-invasion/

Clearly the most important issue of the US election.

- A vast majority of the public (79%) believe the U.S. government has kept information about UFOs secret.

:usa:

well they probably did, the catch is the ufo was most likley a test plane or something of those sorts

[Spaztick]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...lien-invasion/

Clearly the most important issue of the US election.

- A vast majority of the public (79%) believe the U.S. government has kept information about UFOs secret.

:usa:

There's a conspicuous absence of official discussion on it (government bureaus like the Navy, Air Force, intelligence haven't made any statements in 50 years) with most of what's "official" info coming from retired officers and employees, versus a lot more discussion on more esoteric or crazy topics like remote viewing and teaching cats to spy for us. The lack of discussion is what tells me they're aware of something, just not saying what.

Edit: I have found some stuff that's been declassified, some NSA and FOIA material on stuff from the 50s and 60s:

http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq29-1.htm

Most of it is just "what-if" documents on hypothetical situations and reports of reports of stuff like the Roswell UFO crash site and what if the Soviets were flying UFOs into US airspace.

[Hels]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...lien-invasion/

Clearly the most important issue of the US election.

- A vast majority of the public (79%) believe the U.S. government has kept information about UFOs secret.

:usa:

There's a conspicuous absence of official discussion on it (government bureaus like the Navy, Air Force, intelligence haven't made any statements in 50 years) with most of what's "official" info coming from retired officers and employees, versus a lot more discussion on more esoteric or crazy topics like remote viewing and teaching cats to spy for us. The lack of discussion is what tells me they're aware of something, just not saying what.

Edit: I have found some stuff that's been declassified, some NSA and FOIA material on stuff from the 50s and 60s:

http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq29-1.htm

Good work detective.

[Me]

I watched a documentary the other day on the subject of UFOs in the Cold War and they had a retired CIA guy saying at the time they were convinced the flying saucers were Soviet craft since there was so much in the US press about them but nothing in the Soviet press.

Secret Soviet craft is probably the best explanation for the few unexplainable cases, any secret US craft from the time would have no need to be secret any more, after all we know about the U-2, B-2, F-117, Blackbird and those were super-duper secret when they first were being used. However much of the secret Soviet stuff from that time is still secret or the people who knew about it aren't around anyway so its far more likely those radar contacts and weird shit airliner pilots saw were Soviet aircraft not little green men.

[ctrlchris]

Me irl

[Jason Marshall]

Good news.

Juneau's medical equipment is so shitty they decided they needed to send her to Seattle.

[AmaNutin]

Me irl

Good way to start the day.
Unfortunately my early morning on my day off (4 days a week, part time work) is going to be exercising at the gym.

Good news.

Juneau's medical equipment is so shitty they decided they needed to send her to Seattle.

Mixed feelings on that, hopefully the results can be trusted to be more accurate.

[EntroX]

i am home now \o/

[Takon Orlani]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...lien-invasion/

Clearly the most important issue of the US election.

Come now, you should know that tackling the core issues is illegal.