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[Englishgent]

DONTEATUS, on 10 January 2012 - 03:19 AM, said:

Those blood thirsty maggots !!! wheres the fun in that ?

Lol. The fun is making people think aliens are cutting up cows

[RingFenceTheCity]

Farmerboy, on 09 January 2012 - 08:36 PM, said:

A megaglowbird!???

Yep, sorry Farmerboy, but it's the only logical answer. Another megafauna species from the Laschamps excursion event which has done well adapting to the human great ape farming initiative. Imagine when the beast is finally caught on camera. A giant vampiric bird of monstrous proportions!

[Mallaliak]

tailormaneinafog, on 10 January 2012 - 10:05 AM, said:

Yep, sorry Farmerboy, but it's the only logical answer. Another megafauna species from the Laschamps excursion event which has done well adapting to the human great ape farming initiative. Imagine when the beast is finally caught on camera. A giant vampiric bird of monstrous proportions!

So you're claiming we have these gigantic vampiric birds who feeds upon farm animals all over the world, and they must thus have been around for I don't know how long. But there is no concrete evidence for their existance at all, beyond these dead farm animals which can be explained by other common and figuretively "small" animals across the world, or by beings from another planet.

I'm having the issue seeing the connection here between dead animal to living fossils.

[RingFenceTheCity]

Mallaliak, on 10 January 2012 - 03:18 PM, said:

I'm having the issue seeing the connection here between dead animal to living fossils.

They only went megasize from 40,000 years ago. It's a long story..

[Lilly]

tailormaneinafog, on 10 January 2012 - 10:05 AM, said:

Yep, sorry Farmerboy, but it's the only logical answer...

It may be your personal "answer", but it's most certainly not logical.  

[HollyDolly]

I think on this site a couple of years ago,they had something on human mutilations done in a similar fashion.Don't know if there is anything on the internet about it though.Who is doing this,i haven't a clue.

[Farmerboy]

tailormaneinafog, on 10 January 2012 - 10:05 AM, said:

Yep, sorry Farmerboy, but it's the only logical answer. Another megafauna species from the Laschamps excursion event which has done well adapting to the human great ape farming initiative. Imagine when the beast is finally caught on camera. A giant vampiric bird of monstrous proportions!

It sounds like one of the least logical answers to me, its all well and good making up these animals but you could at least incorporate some science into making them. How do they lift a cow, an animal weighing 1/2+ tonnes, let alone fly themselves. To be able to survive they would need large quantities of blood whist still beng able to make a quick getaway.To do this they would need super kidneys and an extremely specialised digestive system like that of the vamipire bat. Simply based on this it would  have been seen by now as it wouldnt be able to get away from the kill.

[Englishgent]

This is even more unbelievable than aliens. A large carnivorous bird capable of bringinig down a cow?. I suppose it's cloaked too, because I am damned sure someboidy would have spotted one by now!
This is going from the sublime to the ridiculous

[Farmerboy]

Englishgent, on 11 January 2012 - 02:25 AM, said:

This is even more unbelievable than aliens. A large carnivorous bird capable of bringinig down a cow?. I suppose it's cloaked too, because I am damned sure someboidy would have spotted one by now!This is going from the sublime to the ridiculous

If its the same family as his glowbird it has 4 wings and drinks urine to glow in the dartk

[Lilly]

Disclaimer: Do not drink urine, it's unlikely to cause one to glow in the dark.

(I can't believe I actually had to say that)

[Englishgent]

Lilly, on 11 January 2012 - 12:21 PM, said:

Disclaimer: Do not drink urine, it's unlikely to cause one to glow in the dark.

(I can't believe I actually had to say that)

I want to glow in the dark....but....but

[RingFenceTheCity]

Lilly, on 10 January 2012 - 04:48 PM, said:

It may be your personal "answer", but it's most certainly not logical.  

Let me try to explain..

[RingFenceTheCity]

Farmerboy, on 10 January 2012 - 08:16 PM, said:

It sounds like one of the least logical answers to me, its all well and good making up these animals but you could at least incorporate some science into making them. How do they lift a cow, an animal weighing 1/2+ tonnes, let alone fly themselves. To be able to survive they would need large quantities of blood whist still beng able to make a quick getaway.To do this they would need super kidneys and an extremely specialised digestive system like that of the vamipire bat. Simply based on this it would  have been seen by now as it wouldnt be able to get away from the kill.

You haven't taken into account the closed-wing bullet shape impulse flying ability I've talked about before. It's all new I agree. It's a lot to take in, I agree. It's crazier than aliens in UFO's, I agree. It would have to be like a giant vampire bat, I agree. Bingo! There was a giant size vampire bat found in the longest cave in South America, along with twice size spider monkey bones. This shows that during the end Pleistocene, a flying vampiric abilty in a species did *extremely* well. It's crazy, but it fits.

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Englishgent, on 11 January 2012 - 02:25 AM, said:

This is even more unbelievable than aliens. A large carnivorous bird capable of bringinig down a cow?. I suppose it's cloaked too, because I am damned sure someboidy would have spotted one by now!
This is going from the sublime to the ridiculous

They *have* been spotted though! They're the coloured lights in the night sky. They're all *over* youtube. As to killing a cow, it would be from fright!!

Farmerboy, on 11 January 2012 - 12:04 PM, said:

If its the same family as his glowbird it has 4 wings and drinks urine to glow in the dartk

Maybe I should have said foot-winged.

[Englishgent]

tailormaneinafog, on 11 January 2012 - 02:32 PM, said:

They *have* been spotted though! They're the coloured lights in the night sky. They're all *over* youtube. As to killing a cow, it would be from fright!!

Maybe I should have said foot-winged.

Hang on a mo here, let me make sure i have understood this correctly.
Are you saying that the strange lights that people see in the night sky are not UFO's at all, but are in fact living creatures that fly and give off light?
And, that they kill the cow from fright?. Maybe I misread a previous post whereby the cow was picked up by a winged creature and dropped , hence the broken leg.
Where exactly do these things roost when they are too tired to fly the night sky and put the sh**s up the local cows?
Do they not fly during daytime hours? Have any been seen flying in the daytime?
Do they just come down to nibble on the odd cow?
I get the distinct feeling that we are having our leg pulled here