On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 17:55:13 -0700, "Hagar" <hsahm@surewest.net>
wrote:

"Sir Gilligan Horry" <GM@ga7rm5er.com> wrote in message 
news:tifc74pab02m3765o3j96e62ugt974kl0h@4ax.com...

Any news about aliens and ufos around the internet will be scrambled
up into ............

UFOs = high venus low jupiter rising moon meteor stars.
UFOs = psychological test dummy aluminum foil scraps.
UFOs = street light dwelling flying insects moths bugs and bats.
UFOs = close encounter electrical temperature inversion experiences.
UFOs = blatant blasphemy based internet hoax spam.

UFOs = freak hallucination plasmoid reflection lights here .....

http://www.capturingthelightdvd.com

Don't waste your time watching it.
I got it from Torrentz.
The documentary has some interesting light effects.
Nothing else.

No motherships.
No buxom space ladies.
No words of wisdom.
No proof or evidence.
No 57 different species.
Nothing to reverse engineer.

Fluffing plasmoid reflection lights show up after 50,000 years of us
going through hell here, and say, "oh please don't build televisions
and fridges and telescopes and bombs, because you are affecting the
life in the universe and all the galaxies are connected and you are
light beings".

Well, good for a laugh !!

And, Hagar!!!
I hope your light being Harley Davidson is going superluminal just
fine!

The Harley is doing just fine.  Took her for another nice ride last weekend 
into the Sierra Nevada foothills, with a few fellow enthusiasts. Stopped for 
a few brewskis along the way (some chow, for sure) and we generally had a 
good time, that is until we got back into the Sacramento valley, where the 
temperature had soared to 102 F  (about 39C) and made it seem like riding in 
a blast furnace.  Stopped at my favorite Farmer's Market and got some 
delicious yellow corn, squash, tomatoes and Bermuda onions, all for about 
$12.00.
Then we headed for the bar for a liquid cool-down.
There is an adage here about Harleys:  They are the choice conveyance of 
rich, fat old guys to go bar hopping. 

Yeah, man, I had a great life on this planet.
 (don't worry I'm not vanishing real quick)

I'm just glad I never dropped my drink cans and take-away packets on
the ground near my bike or car.

I've studied so much, I don't know what to do though.