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[CRIPTIC CHAMELEON]

Ah yes if over lord Xenox from planet klaxxon wants to represent hes home land in the discus event, 'why not I say'.

[DONTEATUS]

My money is on the New Book coming out  ! Cha-Ching ! Goes the sales ! ANd anyway ! E.T Loves our Summer games ! THey have lots of entrants every time we have Olympics !
Just Ck out the NEw MIB movie this week ! ITs quite good !

And Lilly`s right again ! THeres so very little we could ever even try to do to combat a Real E.T. Threat ! Like maybe just smile at them and try to appeal to there three or four hearts !

[booNyzarC]

He has a best seller...  New from $20.00...  Used from...  $0.08...  for a hardback.  $0.02 for paperback...

Must be some quality stuff in there.  


Edit to add pic just in case prices change...

Edited by booNyzarC, 10 June 2012 - 11:57 PM.

[Habitat]

The fact that English bookmakers have been offering odds about various contingencies involving aliens and the London Olympics suggests to me there is a 'movement' underway promoting such stuff that involves more than one person, I dare say it rankles with many in the non-English world that the underlying assumption is that an Olympics held in London would be of such surpassing importance, putting all past venues in the shade, that it would be the momentous occasion that ET deigns to appear at, and 'out' himself. We won't mention why he missed arriving in 1948, though.

[booNyzarC]

Edit to emphasize the part I was responding to...

Habitat, on 11 June 2012 - 12:06 AM, said:

The fact that English bookmakers have been offering odds about various contingencies involving aliens and the London Olympics suggests to me there is a 'movement' underway promoting such stuff that involves more than one person, I dare say it rankles with many in the non-English world that the underlying assumption is that an Olympics held in London would be of such surpassing importance, putting all past venues in the shade, that it would be the momentous occasion that ET deigns to appear at, and 'out' himself. We won't mention why he missed arriving in 1948, though.

He crashed on the way.  Several times.

Edited by booNyzarC, 11 June 2012 - 12:16 AM.

[Gorff]

booNyzarC, on 11 June 2012 - 12:16 AM, said:

Edit to emphasize the part I was responding to...

He crashed on the way.  Several times.

Poor sod

[Zaphod222]

Nick Pope just needs a bit of PR... or he has lost his mind.

Instead of looking for UFOS, the organizers would do well looking out for a bunch of jihadis attacking the Israeli team.

[Habitat]

The day when ratbag ideas become main-stream is a sad one indeed, the media would do well to studiously ignore attention-seekers like this chap.

[DBunker]

Habitat, on 11 June 2012 - 01:36 AM, said:

The day when ratbag ideas become main-stream is a sad one indeed, the media would do well to studiously ignore attention-seekers like this chap.

Amen.

[mxcx]

One may want to shuffle through this.

http://www.rockefell...deb007cc719.pdf

Just sayin.

[Habitat]

mxcx, on 11 June 2012 - 03:39 AM, said:

One may want to shuffle through this.

http://www.rockefell...deb007cc719.pdf

Just sayin.

I didn't see any reference to in that ?

[Chrlzs]

zoser, on 10 June 2012 - 04:13 PM, said:

Nice bit of unbiased judgement there!

This is the same Nick Pope who, in his usual credulous, any-'evidence'-will-do "I'm baffled" fashion, and using his usual shallow (if existent) investigative powers, thought a formation of Tornado aircraft was in fact a group of inexplicable UFO's!..

The source image was from Google 'Street View', and just by checking the immediately surrounding views (wouldn't that be a rather obvious thing to do???), you could see a whole armada of other aircraft doing flypasts on that day - it was the Queen's Birthday + RAF 90th anniversary flypast in June 2008.

Then there was this seagull..  Yes, Nick knows his stuff alright!!  It was some of the very best ufo evidence he'd ever seen..

Zoser (and other Nick Pope defenders), you're in the wrong end of the pool.

[Habitat]

I would be completely disbelieving of any Olympic aliens claiming to come from a planet with a name starting with "Z" or "X", imo.

[Tiggs]

Habitat, on 11 June 2012 - 12:06 AM, said:

We won't mention why he missed arriving in 1948, though.

He had to detour for repairs after the close miss five days earlier in Alabama.

[Habitat]

The idea that aliens will arrive for the London Games, seems not that far removed from the Cargo Cult of the Pacific Islands. If enough people break into song with "Maybe it's because I'm a londoner. that I love London town ", it may happen.