>>>>>>>>I think you've mentioned this before. But I can't remember. What did you see and what was the context ?
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>>>>>>>When I was 11 years old, my mother was working outside in the yard and called to my brother and I am to come outside quickly. We ran outside and my mother pointed to a field approximately 150 yards from our house. About 100 yards above the field, there was hovering a large, cigar-shaped object. The object appeared to be spinning around as it hovered. It was dark grey in color. We were fascinated and continued to watch it just hover in the same spot until it suddenly shot straight up through the sky and disappeared. It was huge, larger than the Goodyear blimp and made a humming sound.
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>>>>>>And you still remember this ??
>>>>>>If you see Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones ('Man in Black') aproaching you - you better run !! <g>
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>>>>>Like it was yesterday. As I wrote to Victor, I didn't see anyone in it so perhaps it was flown by Canadians - afterall, it was in Wisconsin :o)
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>>>>Naaah!
>>>>It was weather baloon, a king-kong frisbee, a halucination, ... You made it all up to draw attention... etc. <g>
>>>>(You believe more your own eyes then offical story about UFO's ??!!! )
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>>>ROFL. It was a mass halucination I guess :o)
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>>Carl Sagan once said that for an alien visit to earth to be believable, a sighting must be both credible and interesting. He pointed out that if one person sees a UFO, it may be interesting, but it's not very credible, and if 5000 people see a weather balloon, it may be credible, but it's not very interesting. Unfortunately, so far, there don't seem to be any sightings reported that are both.
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>>Besides if only 10% of reported sightings involve real aliens, then it means that Earth is a really busy way station, and by now we should have something both credible and interesting. We don't.
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>>I don't know what you saw, and I certainly would not doubt your word, but I suggest that whatever it was, it was very probably not aliens.
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>I'm telling you, it was the Canadians... :o)

Unlikely. You never mentioned anything about beer or toques.