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[AncientLight]

   this guy , I don't think they look very alien the grey's. Same with the  nordics & a lot of other races. If that's as alien as it gets its dissapointing .   

[greychupa]

So....Whats your point ?

[Benjo Koolzooie]

People report greys alot so they are bound to seem boring. Although if you had one sat at the end of your bed one night, and it was sat looking at you. I think you would be far from dissapointed.

[Engulf]

[AncientLight]

[Benjo Koolzooie]

Ahh, now that sums the whole thing up better than the first post!

I understand. I have heard (From an old Science teacher that studied space and so on) that once a "grey" appeared in a movie, that is the thing that sparked the  thing off and made greys regognisable as "Aliens". People claimed to see aliens from then on and always decsribed them as the greys from the film, and of course, over the course of time the apperance of aliens has become that of the greys.

I ain't so sure the wording is correct and makes 100% sence. But I am in a rush, and just felt the need to share this with you all.

[Nie]

Yes, i see what you mean Benjo: if I havent seen a santa claus picture, i wouldnt believe in it!
But... (yes, this is a classical situation) not all versions of aliens are   or ... An Australian Aborigin (i cant realy spell this word....) tribe has drawings of "space men", there are sightings of "men in aluminium suits", ect, and these aliens dont appear in movies ( well, i think not right!!!)

[Engulf]

[EarthBound]

I was going to post a topic exactly like this one. Well, it's good to know that soemone thinks like me

[Engulf]

[Benjo Koolzooie]

[Nie]

Engulf, i found some interesting articles, here they are:

"Aboriginal myths incorporate the idea of "sky beings", with the Wandjina being among the most interesting to consider. The Wandjina have been preserved in a fascinating oral tradition and in a large collection of rock paintings scattered throughout the Kimberley region of northern Australia.... the indigenous tribes viewed the Wandjina as "the spirit in the cloud..."

The aboriginal tribe, the Bad, of the West Kimberly area, Western Australia, revered "a supreme being" called Djamar. According to tradition he manifested in a manner highly suggestive of "something" landing and leaving behind a physical record...The young initiates of the tribe were led to the stony bed of a creek and were shown the holes where Djamar had planted his "bullroarer". In aboriginal lore the sound of the "bullroarer" a roaring wind noise symbolised the approach of the god. The original accounts indicate that Djamar's bullroar or "galuguru" are representations of the "being" itself. According to E.A. Worms:
"Earnestly the old men impress on the youths the terrible force of the original tjurunga, by pointing out the baldness of the surrounding hills and the damaged bark of the trees struck by Djamar when he whirled the bull-roarer. It smashed the rocks of the foreshore

The Australian aboriginal shamans "clever men" or "men of high degree" described "celestial ascents" to meet with the "sky gods" such as Baiame, Biral, Goin and Bundjil"

Im sory if its a little long, if you want to read the full:
http://www.theozfiles.com/history_australi...fo_history.html

[Engulf]

Thank you Nie for those interesting stuff. I really dunno what to add from here because I'm not too much into this but this adds to yet another evidence of a possibility that Aliens have arrived on Earth way before time.     

[saxcatz]

I could be very wrong, but I do believe that the "grey" was reported by eye-witnesses throughout the 30's and 40s... and even some similar accounts from hundreds of years before.  Yet I do not believe that any films were made until the 50's that contained what we would consider a "grey."

[magistre]

...and then of course there is the ancient legend that says the "Owners of the Earth" live beneath the Himillayas...

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Edited RTF since tags were not closed.

Edited by Phantom, 30 October 2003 - 05:30 PM.