What Scares You?

[Sexy Celebrity]

Since Halloween is on Friday, I thought I'd ask the question:

What Scares You?

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Here is something that scares me: Outer Space.

This fear was on display a little bit in my thread Save Me from The Space Elevator! (http://www.movieforums.com/community/showthread.php?t=37411)

I can get scared thinking about outer space and the fact that we're all living on a planet in outer space. I fear something horrible happening like the sun going out or the moon disappearing or Earth takes off out of orbit at a speed that we can all FEEL and suddenly it's like a roller coaster you can't get off of unless you die, which might happen (if Earth takes off). All of this is probably totally irrational and not going to happen... and they may even say it can't happen... but still, I sometimes worry... what if it does? What if they're wrong and something horrible like this happens? I can really freak myself out thinking about it.

Aliens in outer space... they don't really bother me. I would rather see Earth surrounded by UFOs than have the sun disappear on us. Well, maybe. I'm sure aliens would scare the Hell out of me, too... but they don't scare me as much as the (unlikely) possibility that something horrible might happen in outer space or to our planet.

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And to make it worse, every now and then we get a comet scare, too. I see that frequently on the news. They tell us a comet came very close to the Earth -- "but it wouldn't have hit us!!"

Also -- planets in outer space. Sometimes seeing pictures of the planets makes me feel a little scared. I'll get vertigo. I become too aware that we're hurtling around in outer space.

That scares me.

What scares you?

[The Rodent]

Spiders and Women... and Spiderwomen.

[Skepsis93]

The ocean and the bigass monsters that are definitely in there

[Swan]

The fact that atheists are the #1 most distrusted people in America. It not only scares me, but depresses me.

I'm finding keeping my atheism a secret is more important than keeping my schizophrenia a secret, in the real world. I don't want to keep either a secret though. F the haters! #hatersgonnahate

[Gash Films]

The fact that atheists are the #1 most distrusted people in America. It not only scares me, but depresses me.

I'm finding keeping my atheism a secret is more important than keeping my schizophrenia a secret, in the real world. I don't want to keep either a secret though. F the haters! #hatersgonnahate

:(

Would annoy the crap out of me pretending to be religious.

[Gash Films]

I am scared of almost everything, something of an anxiety sufferer ;)

[Swan]

:(

Would annoy the crap out of me pretending to be religious.

I would never, ever pretend to be religious. Not in a million, billion years.

[Godoggo]

The ocean and the bigass monsters that are definitely in there

That's a definite fear of mine. More specifically sharks, but all the other monsters frighten me also.

Something else that scares me is walking outside at night. I've seen way too many found footage films and I'm always afraid I'm going to point my flashlight somewhere and something horrible is going to come into view.

It's so dark where I live. No street lights, so if the sky is overcast you can't see very far at night at all. Sometimes I can't even see my dog at the end of his leash.

[Swan]

I will third Skepsis's answer.

[Sexy Celebrity]

The ocean doesn't scare me. I'm not around the ocean. It's not bothering me.

Outer space, though.... outer space is EVERYWHERE. We're in outer space.

[Swan]

I think dying while drifting around in space would be just about the coolest and most peaceful way to die.

[The Rodent]

I'd be more worried about us f**king this planet up, SC... than worry about anything from outer space.

[Sexy Celebrity]

I think dying while drifting around in space would be just about the coolest and most peaceful way to die.

Oooooh no. I've thought about that, too. No. Like in Gravity? Oh Hell No. I thought that movie was gonna bother me because of all my fears, but it was just stupid. That's why I don't care for that movie. If it was really good, I'd be afraid to watch it.

[honeykid]

The fact that atheists are the #1 most distrusted people in America. It not only scares me, but depresses me.

I'm finding keeping my atheism a secret is more important than keeping my schizophrenia a secret, in the real world. I don't want to keep either a secret though. F the haters! #hatersgonnahate

Move. :yup:

[Sexy Celebrity]

I'd be more worried about us f**king this planet up, SC... than worry about anything from outer space.

This planet's already f**ked up because of the people. I'm used to it.

What's scary now is the randomness that could happen. Like, is the sun gonna go out? Or is cancer gonna grow all over my face tomorrow? Stuff like that. Stuff you can't control and escape from.

[Swan]

Like, is the sun gonna go out?

No. It will eventually become a red giant, actually, but not in your lifetime. Not for a long-ass time, in fact.

[Sexy Celebrity]

No. It will eventually become a red giant, actually, but not in your lifetime. Not for a long-ass time, in fact.

I know, but the phobia is -- what if for some reason, it happens TODAY? What if scientists are wrong? What if something unexpected comes up and suddenly END OF THE WORLD!

The fact that it's gonna happen is bad enough. But what if for some reason it happens next week?

People are expected to live 70-80 years and can even live much longer, but you can also die the day you're born.

[Swan]

Oh, I see. Yeah, phobias are usually irrational.

[The Rodent]

Our Sun still has about 130 million years left before it goes pop.


I'd be more worried about a black hole. Can't see them, and even the smallest one can get into our solar system and devour the whole thing, and we wouldn't even know it was doing it, or even see the thing, until it was too late.

[Yoda]

Heights.

The ocean.

Waterlogged female Japanese ghosts.

[The Rodent]

In fact. we could have a black hole in our solar system right now and we wouldn't even know it.

[honeykid]

Well dying and the end of the world are very different things. I think the odds of you dying on any given day is 250,000 to 1.

[Sexy Celebrity]

In fact. we could have a black hole in our solar system right now and we wouldn't even know it.

Now see, that just makes me think of a creepy black blob, kind of like the one in the lake in Creepshow 2, creeping up on us in outer space, coming to swallow us.

[Godoggo]

Heights.

The ocean.

Waterlogged female Japanese ghosts.

I was scared of my TV for awhile and it had a lot to do with a waterlogged female ghost. :)

[Yoda]

The fact that atheists are the #1 most distrusted people in America. It not only scares me, but depresses me.
Leaving aside that this pretty clearly isn't the kind of "scared" the thread is about, these surveys are super goofy. For one, the survey in question was specifically about religious orientation. So what does "distrust" mean in that context, exactly? There's no legitimate way to rate the trustworthiness of large, non-specific groups of people, so even asking the question pretty much forces people to use some proxy.

And that proxy is clearly fervency of agreement/disagreement. If you look at the cross-tabs of the poll, it just shows people "distrusting" the groups they disagree with most. About three out of four atheists "distrust" evangelical Christians. And they distrusted Mormons even more than people in general distrusted them. Should this "scare" evangelical Christians and Mormons?

Surveys like this are designed to produce headlines that people can either be smug or outraged about, depending on their preexisting beliefs. They're certainly not designed to teach us anything.

[Citizen Rules]

I can get scared thinking about outer space and the fact that we're all living on a planet in outer space. I fear something horrible happening...

SC, I've thought about the perilous fate of Earth too.

An asteroid strike would be bad, very bad. If the asteroid was real big that could wipe out everything.

But a Gamma radiation burst directed at Earth from a nearby star going supernova would be the worse way to go. Somewhat unlikely, then again, unlikely things happen all the time.

Mega Disasters TV show, season 2 episode 15 "Gamma Ray Burst" aired on September 11, 2007

"Every few seconds, a supernova emits jets of deadly gamma rays somewhere in the universe. If one of these gamma ray bursts should happen sufficiently close to the solar system, all life would perish."

[Godoggo]

SC, I've thought about the perilous fate of Earth too.

An asteroid strike would be bad, very bad. If the asteroid was real big that could wipe out everything.

But a Gamma radiation burst directed at Earth from a nearby star going supernova would be the worse way to go. Somewhat unlikely, then again, unlikely things happen all the time.

Mega Disasters TV show, season 2 episode 15 "Gamma Ray Burst" aired on September 11, 2007

"Every few seconds, a supernova emits jets of deadly gamma rays somewhere in the universe. If one of these gamma ray bursts should happen sufficiently close to the solar system, all life would perish."

My ex-boyfriend used to scare me with all that stuff. He'd read about something then go all hyperbolic on what could happen and insist on telling me every little detail of what horrors he had concocted in his mind.

It made me a nervous wreck.

[Sexy Celebrity]

I never even thought about gamma ray radiation. There's another possibility!

See, there's so much that could go wrong in outer space that would affect Earth, yet everyone's afraid of monsters in the ocean? It's not like we all live near the ocean. Maybe some of you do, but not me. I'm kinda close, but it's not right outside.

This is why there's Sharknado movies.

[Citizen Rules]

There is one thing in the ocean that does scare me. I'm not trying to be funny either. Methane Hydrate.

It's methane gas held in an icy lattice structure at the bottom of certain areas of the ocean floor. It is 'held in check' or contained by the pressure of the Earth's oceans and the cold temperatures on the sea floor.

If a block of Methane Hydrate is hauled up to the surface it quickly vaporizes relishing methane into the atmosphere. Methane is a greenhouse gas that is much more worse than carbon dioxide for reattaining heat, approximately 30 times more so.

There's enough methane gas in the form of Methane Hydrate to severally alter the Earth's climate if it was released. It only takes a rise in the ocean temperatures above a certain point to release it. The Earth's oceans are already warming. I'm not trying to scare anyone but the idea that the Earth's environment is as stable as a rock is fallacy.

Note: this is from the top of my head, not from a news article. You might want to read more opinions on the subject. I'm not an expert.

[Sexy Celebrity]

I never heard about that before. Yikes!

[gbgoodies]

Heights.



I'm afraid of heights too, but I've been trying to get over that fear for years. When I was younger, my fear of heights was so bad that if I went someplace high and looked down, I would literally get dizzy, panic, and pass out. I even passed out at a Broadway show when I was younger because I went with a camp and they bought balcony seats. All I remember is sitting down in the balcony seats, my friend asked me if I was okay, and the next thing I knew, I woke up downstairs in a great seat on the lower level just before the show started. To this day, I have no idea how I got there.

I've gotten better over the years, but I still have a big problem with heights. I've even been to the top of the Statue of Liberty without passing out. I was terrified, but I didn't pass out. :D



The ocean.


I'm not afraid of the ocean itself, but I'm afraid of the sealife in the ocean, like sharks and jellyfish.

[Sexy Celebrity]

The Hell is wrong with you people and your ocean fears? It's like you all live at the beach or something. Are you all living in Beetlejuice? If you leave your house, is there gonna be nothing but a sandy beach with big, scary sandworms coming at ya?

I don't bother with the ocean. I don't go to beaches and stuff like that. The ocean is not part of my life. As far as I'm concerned, sharks and jellyfish don't even exist. They're like aliens on some faraway planet that can't get me. Why even care? Yes, I'm afraid of outer space, but I'm not afraid of aliens that can't travel here.

[Guaporense]

the arthouse mafia

[LiamMeli]

Space scares me too. Out of all of the 8 (9 if you're in denial) planets in the solar system, earth is the only planet that has all the right conditions for life and anything can make that end. The sun could suddenly turn supernova and completely destroy everything in the solar system, the poles could just suddenly flip like Uranus's, a literal shooting star (yes, they are actually real) could come flying through the system and swallow earth, a massive asteroid could smash into the planet and the magnetosphere could just disappear and we could end up like Venus or Mars. Of course, those things ever happening is 1 in 1 trillion but it's still pretty scary to think about.

Also, I love Astronomy :P

[Godoggo]

The Hell is wrong with you people and your ocean fears? It's like you all live at the beach or something. Are you all living in Beetlejuice? If you leave your house, is there gonna be nothing but a sandy beach with big, scary sandworms coming at ya?

I don't bother with the ocean. I don't go to beaches and stuff like that. The ocean is not part of my life. As far as I'm concerned, sharks and jellyfish don't even exist. They're like aliens on some faraway planet that can't get me. Why even care? Yes, I'm afraid of outer space, but I'm not afraid of aliens that can't travel here.

I do live close to the ocean. I don't live in coastal Florida but it's not far and I go at least half a dozen times a year if not more. I don't get in though.

[MovieGal]

Are you talking like phobias? as far as actual scaring me.. nothing if you referring to horror and such.. phobias.. I have several...Astraphobia, Hypsiphobia, Bathophobia and one I cant find the exact name.. its the fear of falling backwards..

[Sexy Celebrity]

Space scares me too. Out of all of the 8 (9 if you're in denial) planets in the solar system, earth is the only planet that has all the right conditions for life and anything can make that end. The sun could suddenly turn supernova and completely destroy everything in the solar system, the poles could just suddenly flip like Uranus's, a literal shooting star (yes, they are actually real) could come flying through the system and swallow earth, a massive asteroid could smash into the planet and the magnetosphere could just disappear and we could end up like Venus or Mars. Of course, those things ever happening is 1 in 1 trillion but it's still pretty scary to think about.

Also, I love Astronomy :P

It is far more scarier than oceans and beaches and sharks. People are so afraid to think about it. I think that even though we're MOST LIKELY safe... I think there's still that slight chance that something awful could happen. If it doesn't happen in our lifetime, it might happen in some other people's lifetime. Or it will happen, I dunno.

Even if nothing happens, space is still scary to think about because it's so vast and so dark and so... mysterious. As Madonna says in "Like a Prayer" -- Life is a Mystery.

[Sexy Celebrity]

I do live close to the ocean. I don't live in coastal Florida but it's not far and I go at least half a dozen times a year if not more. I don't get in though.

I can understand you being scared of the ocean, but surely not everyone else has the ocean right outside where they live or nearby. Yet everyone is so damn scared of the ocean!

[Citizen Rules]

I love being in the water. When I'm on vacation and somewhere warm, I spend most of my free timing snorkeling and free diving. Under the ocean surface it's so peaceful and so beautiful, it's like another world.

You can see pictures taking under water on the coral reefs but unless you've been there it's an experiences that can't be described.

[Sexy Celebrity]

I've heard that humans might be descendants of fishes. That apparently we were all fish before we evolved into humans. Maybe that's it. Maybe deep in our genes, we're afraid of the monsters in the ocean because we were once fish and we had to fear the ocean predators that were coming to eat us.

I don't have it, though. Either I've lost all the old fish genes or I'm a human that didn't evolve from fish. I probably have aliens from outer space genes. My ancestors were aliens. That's why I'm scared of outer space. I came from outer space.

[The Gunslinger45]

Sharks.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Sharks.

Here we go again....

Citizen Rules and I must be aliens. We fear outer space, but not the ocean.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Unless you guys are the aliens. Maybe you're afraid of oceans because your planet didn't have oceans. You might not be used to them.

[The Gunslinger45]

Here we go again....

Citizen Rules and I must be aliens. We fear outer space, but not the ocean.

I just assumed you were from outer space. :p What planet?

[Sexy Celebrity]

I just assumed you were from outer space. :p What planet?

Uranus.

[The Gunslinger45]

Uranus.

Easy joke. :laugh:

[The Rodent]

The only thing about the ocean that gives me the creeps is if I was in open water with no boat... and I have been in that situation as a kid when I frequented a boating club and we got capsized in the middle of the North Sea.


It's not drowning, or sharks or something obvious.


It's the fact you're floating with nothing below you but water. The unknown distance between you and the seabed. That void of nothing but blackness.
Maybe it's a heights thing? I get the same impression I'd have the same feeling if I was in a space shuttle looking down at Earth... the massive void between me and the ground. Watching Gravity a couple weeks ago made me feel uneasy and it was simply down to the void between them, and the Earth.


Weird thing is, heights as a rule, don't bother me, I can climb ladders, stand on a roof or cliff top, no problem... I think vast amounts of empty space does bother me though if that empty space is between me and the floor, like floating on the surface of the deep sea or floating in space.

[honeykid]

Easy joke. :laugh:

What, SC? :D

[Sexy Celebrity]

The "empty space" is so scary because it means AUTOMATIC DEATH.

It represents the darkness and mystery of death. Space is death. Space is symbolically death. It's the unknown and to be out there in it -- or to be out in the ocean with no safety net -- is to be submerged in death. Death is all around you. It's possible everywhere. You see it in plain sight. That's why I find outer space so scary.

Look around you right now. You don't feel scared of your surroundings because you can be more carefree where you are (unless you're in Compton). You don't see death around you because you just see... home or wherever you are. Yeah, there are ways you COULD die where you are, but it's much more unlikely. But if you're out in the middle of space... space is not hospitable to life. Jump out or take off your space mask... DEATH. Fall into the ocean and don't swim back up? Go too deep? No oxygen tank? DEATH.

[Sexy Celebrity]

That's why an airplane ride is so damn scary. If that thing falls and crashes, most likely... DEATH.

[The Rodent]

I could travel through space with the void ahead of me, no problem... but if I was orbiting Earth looking down, it'd freak me out.
Like being in a boat is no problem. Being in the sea without a boat, no way.

[Citizen Rules]

Here we go again....

Citizen Rules and I must be aliens. We fear outer space, but not the ocean.

Ha;)
Now that the secret is out I need to change my avatar...
http://unorthodoxthoughts.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/ancient-aliens-guy.jpg

[gbgoodies]

The Hell is wrong with you people and your ocean fears? It's like you all live at the beach or something. Are you all living in Beetlejuice? If you leave your house, is there gonna be nothing but a sandy beach with big, scary sandworms coming at ya?

I don't bother with the ocean. I don't go to beaches and stuff like that. The ocean is not part of my life. As far as I'm concerned, sharks and jellyfish don't even exist. They're like aliens on some faraway planet that can't get me. Why even care? Yes, I'm afraid of outer space, but I'm not afraid of aliens that can't travel here.


I live on Long Island. Note the word "Island" in the name. That's because it's an island, and there are beaches all around here.

[Sexy Celebrity]

I could travel through space with the void ahead of me, no problem... but if I was orbiting Earth looking down, it'd freak me out.
Like being in a boat is no problem. Being in the sea without a boat, no way.

I completely understand.

Now, I don't wanna go to outer space PERIOD. I couldn't survive the takeoff. I would just have a heart attack and die as it starts to power up. But yes, going to outer space seems -- SEEMS -- less scary than actually being in outer space and looking down at Earth. I too have seen pictures and video of them in space above Earth and it looks FRIGHTENING. I mean, that's why in the first post of this thread, I have a picture of Earth as seen from the moon. That is a really scary photo, to me. It's because Earth is the destination. It's home. It's safety. But to be away from it is NOT SAFE!!

[The Rodent]

I could be on the Moon looking back at Earth... I'd have something under my feet.

[gbgoodies]

I've heard that humans might be descendants of fishes. That apparently we were all fish before we evolved into humans. Maybe that's it. Maybe deep in our genes, we're afraid of the monsters in the ocean because we were once fish and we had to fear the ocean predators that were coming to eat us.

I don't have it, though. Either I've lost all the old fish genes or I'm a human that didn't evolve from fish. I probably have aliens from outer space genes. My ancestors were aliens. That's why I'm scared of outer space. I came from outer space.


That might explain a lot. :laugh:

[Sexy Celebrity]

I could be on the Moon looking back at Earth... I'd have something under my feet.

You wouldn't like being on the moon, though. I read something by one of the astronauts who went on the moon and slept there. He said the moon did not feel hospitable and it was frightening. Could barely sleep. He even said it was scary to approach the moon as they were about to land on it.

[Swan]

We might technically all be aliens, Sexy. There is an idea that life initially came from an asteroid impact, and didn't originate on Earth.

[Sexy Celebrity]

We might technically all be aliens, Sexy. There is an idea that life initially came from an asteroid impact, and didn't originate on Earth.

I read that Francis Crick, who discovered DNA, apparently thinks something like this -- that we come from alien DNA -- is the only way we got here.

[The Rodent]

They reckon we're possibly from Mars.


Asteroid impact threw biological junk into space and it found its way to Earth. Mars is basically Earth but is older, meaning it almost had the capability to support life, but has died over time, plus it's too far from the Sun.


All of our water is from asteroid impacts too. Asteroids are just frozen water mostly anyway plus a few rocks and they've discovered some Asteroid and Comets contain organic matter... once the ball of rock cools down, the steam and stuff can settle into lakes and oceans and the organics can take hold once mixed into the liquid water which in turn has mixed with other minerals and stuff contained in the planet's rocks.

[Sexy Celebrity]

They reckon we're possibly from Mars.

Maybe that's why we're all so obsessed about going to Mars. It's in our DNA. We wanna go back there. It's home to us on a deep, DNA level.

[The Rodent]

Tell you what I do find scary...


If we find life on another Planet or Moon.


What the hell will religious types do? My fears are there'll be anarchy, rioting, looting, murders...


They reckon there's life on Europa, Jupiter's ice moon. There's heat and stuff comes from Jupiter's gravitational pull, even geysers have been recorded as spewing out of cracks in the frozen surface, meaning under the surface is a vast ocean of liquid water.


Maybe we came from there? A geyser threw stuff out which came here and then spread. Life has been shown to survive in almost absolute zero temperatures, once heated up it comes back to animated life.


But yeah, if we found life somewhere else, the reaction of the people is what scares me.

[Sexy Celebrity]

But yeah, if we found life somewhere else, the reaction of the people is what scares me.

I've thought about this, too, and worried about it.

I think they would only freak out if the alien life was intelligent, like us. Thus, why we have stories of alien conspiracies and coverups -- if the world knew, the world would panic.

If we discovered alien life that was more... animal, insect or microbial... I don't think... they might, but I don't think they'd freak out as bad. I dunno.

It would depend on what we find.

I really think they'd keep it top secret. They really might have already found alien life. It might have even already been to this planet. I'm not really sure what I think about aliens and UFOs... I used to believe in them, but I used to believe in a lot of other things, too. That's something I've actually thought of bringing up as a topic of discussion for a thread -- aliens and if we believe they've been here. A lot of people believe aliens exist SOMEWHERE out there, but what if they've been here and there's been a coverup?

Atheist types (and I don't mean to bash you atheists, but this is just something I've seen) say that believing that aliens have come to Earth is as stupid as believing in God... but personally, based on what I know/how I feel right now, I don't see how it's the same thing. I could believe the government would coverup aliens. I understand people think that obsessing over aliens is just symptomatic of the times we live in... but still. If aliens are out there, I think they very well could have visited here.

[The Rodent]

Check out the conspiracies about our Moon.
They've found structures on it, one structure looks like a power station, and even the first Moon landing has Armstrong and Aldrin out on the Moon's surface walking around and they suddenly stopped dead in their tracks, and Armstrong said: "They're here, they're standing on the rim of the crater and they're watching us"

It's all over YouTube.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Check out the conspiracies about our Moon.
They've found structures on it, one structure looks like a power station, and even the first Moon landing has Armstrong and Aldrin out on the Moon's surface walking around and they suddenly stopped dead in their tracks, and Armstrong said: "They're here, they're standing on the rim of the crater and they're watching us"

It's all over YouTube.

I never heard about that line. I'll have to go look into that.

I have heard about the buildings on the moon. That are apparently on the dark side of the moon. Which we cannot ever see from Earth -- the dark side of the moon. Some people think the moon is an alien base. That it's really hollow. Like a Death Star.

[The Rodent]

There was also something on the Moon that fired a shot at the Apollo 11 craft when they flew over it.


There is though, a structure on our side of the Moon that looks like a fortress with a satellite dish and a cannon. The dish and cannon both point directly at Earth too.

[Swan]

http://cdn.overclock.net/8/8b/8bab15c4_ike_where_this_thread_is_going-vi.jpeg

[Sexy Celebrity]

Do you have a picture of this satellite dish and cannon?

[The Rodent]

Wanna see some scary stuff?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmRwQCoK_XY


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g01XfIDT_bE


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wrTkK2p3B0


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_aITx2SjwM

[Nostromo87]

i was afraid while watching the Black-Eyed Peas perform during the 2011 Super Bowl halftime show, in the case intelligent alien life were tuned in, we might be wiped out instantly from afar
THESE LIFE-FORMS DO NOT DESERVE TO LIVE
not sure if it's as bad as i remembered, it might be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV4d6Ig1xtA

[Swan]

i was afraid while watching the Black-Eyed Peas perform during the 2011 Super Bowl halftime show, in the case intelligent alien life were tuned in, we might be wiped out instantly from afar
THESE LIFE-FORMS DO NOT DESERVE TO LIVE
not sure if it's as bad as i remembered, it might be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV4d6Ig1xtA

It's as bad as you remembered.

[The Rodent]

Left is a close up of the satellite structure, right is one of our own on Earth.
http://beforeitsnews.com/mediadrop/uploads/2014/29/2037d0a1a92f14f366995e8c8f4710eec034590f.jpg




This is what they believe is a power station.
http://romanceofthethreekingdomsgame.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/DarkSideoftheMoonAlienFeaturesStructures-RTKNews291.jpg

[The Rodent]

One of those videos, can't remember which one, has a woman who worked for NASA...


She said any image with possible UFO footage gets edited. Digital editing has been used by NASA for years and years and they doctor the photos before showing them to the public.

[Sexy Celebrity]

How very They Live.

[Sexy Celebrity]

One of those videos, can't remember which one, has a woman who worked for NASA...


She said any image with possible UFO footage gets edited. Digital editing has been used by NASA for years and years and they doctor the photos before showing them to the public.

I've heard that before.

[The Rodent]

The first video of those I posted is the better one of the lot. It has the power station, cannon and satellite on it plus loads of other strange structures as well.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Every time you say "Power Station" I think of Robert Palmer.

[MovieGal]

Ok you Aliens out there.. .no way in heck you are going to do this to me..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYcirKbcstw

[Sexy Celebrity]

At least we're off the subject of oceans.

[honeykid]

The amount of people that believe the crap that's been spouted on this page.

[MovieGal]

The amount of people that believe the crap that's been spouted on this page.

That's why I posted the South Park Anal Probe.. lol

[The Rodent]

http://theobjectreport.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/did-neil-armstrong-encounter-alien.html


This explains Armstrong talking about seeing something on the Moon in more detail than I put.

[Sexy Celebrity]

I have a joke:

When Rodent went to the Moon, what did he see there?

ANSWER:

Young Guns!

(I had to.)

[The Rodent]

Nah, I saw your Mum... she was wearing a torn Star Trek outfit and mud wrestling with a Gorn.

[MovieGal]

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[Sexy Celebrity]

My mum may have been on the moon, but Rodent, your mum IS the moon!

[The Rodent]

Yeah, she is pretty bright tbh.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Your momma's so fat she wears the asteroid belt.

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat, that when Aliens tried to abduct her but they couldn't beam up that much weight.

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat, she went out with high heels on and came back with flip-flops.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Your momma's so fat, when she got married, she said, "If you like it, put a ring on it." That's how she became Saturn.

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat, she gave Dracula diabetes.

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat, that when she sat on a Dollar Bill, she squeezed a booger out of Washington's nose.

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat, she wears two watches so she can keep track of both the time zones she's in.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Your momma's so fat she clogged up a black hole.

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat, that when she stepped on the scales, the doctor said "That's my phone number!"

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat, even Dora couldn't explore her.

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat, her idea of dieting is deleting cookies from her laptop.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Your momma's so fat that when a male stripper jumped out of her birthday cake, he found himself already in her stomach.

[The Rodent]

Yo Momma's so fat she was declared a National Park.

[Swan]

I'm scared of yo momma, 'cause she so fat.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Your momma's so fat all the men in the world jump out of her birthday cake.

[honeykid]

Yo momma so fat that when I said something about how big she is, it was funny.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Your momma's so FAT, when she goes to the beach, her only hotel option is the ocean.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Your momma's so fat her smartphone's actually a smart football field.