Ancient aliens debunked

[BULLDOG]

No space aliens? I guess that's why every time Bullkurtz tells his story about the time he got drunk and was abducted and probed, all his camping buddies start giggling.

 

[Capstone]

neither one...

"How 'bout this one?"​

 

[daws101]

No space aliens? I guess that's why every time Bullkurtz tells his story about the time he got drunk and was abducted and probed, all his camping buddies start giggling.

I the best excuse he could come up with .
if the real story ever got out.........

 

[daws101]

neither one...

"How 'bout this one?"​

you still need a good barber.
what's next your visit to area 51?

 

[September]

Behold the only man in the history of mankind who can pull off the super saiyan hairdo.​

 

[Capstone]

...Funny how people underestimate the power of human ingenuity. One would have to admit the gifts from God are immense to say the least.

It's hard to tell whether you're pushing for or against crediting "human ingenuity" itself to extraterrestrial intervention.

Ludicrous as it is in many respects, at least the ancient astronaut theory avoids appealing to vague metaphysical entities...like your god.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

When you hear "no one knows how they did it", don't believe it. This guy shows you can use simple techniques and only a few people to move huge weights.

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"What about the pyramids? How they did move such massive pieces of stone without modern machinery?"

"They used massive whips Rimmer. Massive massive whips."

- "Red Dwarf"

 

[daws101]

cappy's real job :

 

[Capstone]

cappy's real job:..

"Actually, I'm a swimsuit model."​

 

[daws101]

cappy's real job:..

"Actually, I'm a swimsuit model."​

which gay magazine is that!
damn funny btw....

 

[Capstone]

which gay magazine is that!...​

It's in the March 2015 issue of Anal Aliens. Duh.

 

[eots]

When you hear "no one knows how they did it", don't believe it. This guy shows you can use simple techniques and only a few people to move huge weights.

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So whats your opinion on modern aliens..

 

[daws101]

which gay magazine is that!...​

It's in the March 2015 issue of Anal Aliens. Duh.

When you hear "no one knows how they did it", don't believe it. This guy shows you can use simple techniques and only a few people to move huge weights.

[ame="[MEDIA=youtube]CdOALH67eqM[/MEDIA]"]

So whats your opinion on modern aliens..

holy shit! eots ghost....!

 

[eots]

was off the grid for sometime..yes

 

[Capstone]

Welcome back to the gridiron, Eots.

It'll interesting to see whether or not any of your core beliefs were changed during your vacation.

Regarding "modern aliens", if you believe we've sent robotic rovers and such to the surface of Mars, then I guess, in an indirect sort of way, we are those aliens.

On a related note, considering the current limitations of human biology, particularly as it relates to the vastness of the known universe and the amount of time it would take to explore it (even at light-speed), I think 'trans-humanism' may be our best hope for one day "reaching the stars" in a meaningful way. As long as the biological aspects that define the crucial essence of humanity (mind and spirit, see Stephen Hawking) are preserved in the cyborg technologies we develop for the purpose of long distance space travel (all in the perfectly natural quest for survival of the fittest), one could make the argument that such astronauts would be true representatives of the natural evolution of our species.

 

[eots]

There seems to be some compelling evidence of alien contact both past and present,I really do not think that showing the potential of people to move large rocks is all that relevant

 

[eots]

Welcome back to the gridiron, Eots.

It'll interesting to see whether or not any of your core beliefs were changed during your vacation.

Regarding "modern aliens", if you believe we've sent robotic rovers and such to the surface of Mars, then I guess, in an indirect sort of way, we are those aliens.

On a related note, considering the current limitations of human biology, particularly as it relates to the vastness of the known universe and the amount of time it would take to explore it (even at light-speed), I think 'trans-humanism' may be our best hope for one day "reaching the stars" in a meaningful way. As long as the biological aspects that define the crucial essence of humanity (mind and spirit, see Stephen Hawking) are preserved in the cyborg technologies we develop for the purpose of long distance space travel (all in the perfectly natural quest for survival of the fittest), one could make the argument that such astronauts would be true representatives of the natural evolution of our species.

Survival of the fittest !..HULK will smash puny..'trans-humans !

 

[Capstone]

Survival of the fittest !..HULK will smash puny..'trans-humans !

Don't forget, genetic manipulation has its own branch in the trans-humanist movement. In other words, The Incredible Hulk, a product of DNA altering gamma radiation, is a "trans-human" (although maybe not a puny one)!