Is this the year....
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Is this the year....
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As much as believe that the posability for intelligent life in our own galaxy exists somewhere else other than here, I don't buy into the "planet x" thing. It defies all logic and would have been spotted by now if it did exist. The gravitational pull alone would have been noticed and it doesn't exist.
Now are little grey dudes wandering about studying us like jungle savages or somthing? That's still up in the air in my book.
Now are little grey dudes wandering about studying us like jungle savages or somthing? That's still up in the air in my book.
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Planet X, sure. If we're here, why not some other planet full of life? Hey we still have 5 months before the year is over. It would be very interesting and pretty much change everything man-kind has ever said.
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So you mean to tell me that the Sumerians also invented the 365 day calender?
Sorry that was the Romans that came afterwards...
you know... Julius, Augustus, Octavius and so forth.
So how does an ancient civialization predict how many years for something to happen when they themselves haven't figured out how long it takes for the earth to orbit the Sun.
And the fact the most thought the Sun was a god and not a celestial body?
Not that I disbelieve any particular ET theory... but I have a hard time with some hack pretending to be an internet archiologist/anthropologist reading into things without looking at ALL of the facts.
Sorry that was the Romans that came afterwards...
you know... Julius, Augustus, Octavius and so forth.
So how does an ancient civialization predict how many years for something to happen when they themselves haven't figured out how long it takes for the earth to orbit the Sun.
And the fact the most thought the Sun was a god and not a celestial body?
Not that I disbelieve any particular ET theory... but I have a hard time with some hack pretending to be an internet archiologist/anthropologist reading into things without looking at ALL of the facts.
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Hmm I'd like to think that somewhere out there, is another planet with intelligent life on it....it would be strange to be the only ones.
If the universe is truly infinite as theories suggest, I can only assume that somewhere in a distant galaxy, a group of umm Aliens is sitting around saying the same thing we are. I just hope they all drive Fords. And hate the french
If the universe is truly infinite as theories suggest, I can only assume that somewhere in a distant galaxy, a group of umm Aliens is sitting around saying the same thing we are. I just hope they all drive Fords. And hate the french
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Originally posted by 01 XLT Sport
Everybody hates the French, it’s a universal thing…
Everybody hates the French, it’s a universal thing…
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I'd say the United States should blame all the misinformation they recieved before starting the war in Iraq on the French. Heck if the planet gets royally screwed up by Planet X it should be Frances fought.
