UFOs

[Lizard]

Eh! why would I not be? I have not been spirited away by Aliens, I,m just deciding which kind of cheese to have on my biscuits, cornish yarg, or mature Lancashire..........I will consult the cat, the cunt eats more cheese than me, but is still slim as a rake....sorry I,m rambling, I am a tad pissed on expensiv red wine and Budvar.....

[colonel]

Sounds fucking good to me, Mr.Liz!

[Lizard]

Just the job Colonel, it will all b fine unless i hit the jameson's in which case there could be problems, I might start postin g shite..can you imagine that ME..posting shite..?

[colonel]

You are cool Liz. Keep being that steady-rolling geezer we all like.

Life is returning to this place ))

[JamesW]

An uncle of mine who is a pilot saw a UFO at close quarters. Almost close enough to see markings on it's hull.

He wasn't looking forward to reporting it even though the co-pilot was also a witness, but fortunately it had also been seen on radar, so was already a matter of record.

Some years before he had been followed by a UFO for some distance and on that occasion many passengers on the plane also vouched for the sighting.

[steve56]

Reg Presley from 60s pop group The Troggs wrote a book about them .

[JamesW]

I didn't know that.

I thought Reg's speciality was crop circles.

[MrTickle]

Has anyone ever come across the dogon tribe and the sirius star.

[Steve R]

MrTickle wrote:

> Has anyone ever come across the dogon tribe and the sirius
> star.


Yes, this story concerns allegedly ancient oral traditions of the Dogon tribe of Mali, about visitors 'The Nommo' from the Sirius star system thousands of years ago.

It was detailed in the 1976 book by Robert Temple, The Sirius Mystery.


There are inconsistencies in this story.