They're coming to eat your brains!!!

[HoreTore]

I hate the "we can't explain it in any other way, so it MUST be aliens!!11"-argument. That would imply that we humans know every thing in nature, but do we?

Btw, a fun story I might add here:

Some 15 years ago, our neighbor at the time got hold of some lights used in WW2, and he and my dad decided to have some fun with them by lighting up the hills of the valley. They added a few plates of different colours too, so they could light up the forest in different colours. Anyway, the day after that, UFO's had been spotted in the night sky of Bergen, which is on the other side of Norway(the western one, I live in the east). Lights had appeared, and in different colours... Guess who was responsible for that?

The TV company contacted a university, and got a professor on the case, and he found out that due to the particular nature of the sky on that day, the light was able to travel over the mountains to Bergen. Kind of like you can sometimes catch radio waves from places far away on your walkie-talkie, if the conditions are just right.

[Lemur]

Don, you had me all excited for a zombie thread from the title. And now I see it's just a UFO thread. Sigh.

[Gregoshi]

Don't be so pessimistic Lemur. They haven't ruled out space zombies yet...

[Pannonian]

What about zombie squid from outer space?

[Csargo]

Zombie octosquids from outer space.

[Big King Sanctaphrax]

This is probably the most interesting thing to happen in Stratford for several hundred years.

[Whacker]

Sorry, I was distracted by the small image of Jennifer Ellison on the middle right-hand side. What was the article about again?

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

This is probably the most interesting thing to happen in Stratford for several hundred years.

When was the last thing anything important came out of Stratford Upon Avon?

[Adrian II]

This is probably the most interesting thing to happen in Stratford for several hundred years.

What, a couple of geostationary satellites?

[atheotes]

I hate the "we can't explain it in any other way, so it MUST be aliens!!11"-argument. That would imply that we humans know every thing in nature, but do we?

I personally hate the "we can't explain it in any other way, so it MUST be GOD!!! argument more than this one.

[HoreTore]

I personally hate the "we can't explain it in any other way, so it MUST be GOD!!! argument more than this one.

Yeah, well... Basically the same thing, isn't it?

EDIT: after thinking it over a bit, there is a difference between the two: in the case of god, people from different areas tend to claim "my god did this, yours didn't" whenever they use that argument, while the alien infested ones tend to just call all of them aliens, with little distinction...

Another thing! I think I may very well have been invaded by some aliens/gods when I slept this night. When I woke up this morning, I had one very big thought in my mind: What would women with a lot of hair downstairs look like in tiny bikinis if they didn't shave? With the panty only covering the lower half of the "hairy area"? That was the single thought I woke up with, and I was simply unable to think of anything else the 15 or so minutes it took to shower and get dressed. After that it still remained strong, but at least I was able to focus on different things too. Clearly, the aliens must have probed my brain during the night, and they either gave me the answer or the question to the meaning of life. Prove me wrong if you can.

[atheotes]

Yeah, well... Basically the same thing, isn't it?