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I recently watched this series and started thinking about aliens somewhere in space. What does everyone think about this? The universe is so big so who knows what's out there. There might be a planet like ours but the girls have 4 tits. I wonder if we could game some alien sluts if they ever visit us

Post: #2

hahaha this would be funny...
I think that that is life somwhere in this huge universe, but I doubt that it would be anything similar to our race.

Post: #3

I love the ancient aliens series.

(06-22-2011 08:36 AM)Mr.GM Wrote:  but I doubt that it would be anything similar to our race.

Not so fast. There's a theory that we have been genetically engineered. So it's possible that they look similar to us.

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(06-22-2011 08:36 AM)Mr.GM Wrote:  hahaha this would be funny...
I think that that is life somwhere in this huge universe, but I doubt that it would be anything similar to our race.

I'm very skeptical on those theories in general, though I haven't seen the films.

This is more fascinating and firmly grounded in science: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_equation

Post: #5

The History Channel must be running thin on topics.

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I was hiking in this national park called Rincon de la Vieja in Costa Rica with my boy Charles. We were tripping balls on some Thai-strain mushroom chocolates that I brought from NorCal, when we entered this savanah like grass-land that was filled with huge, massive red boulders the size of an over-size Ford F-350.

The landscape looked like it was from outerspace. We stopped and climbed a boulder, and started talking about some crazy, deep shit, as we were hitting the peak of our trips. I had the idea, the we humans, are going to become the aliens that we always portray in our science fiction films.

Our intelligence and technology will continue to grow, our heads will become enlarged due to the massive size of our brains. Eventually we will destroy our planet, (earth), and will be forced to rely on our technology for survival. We will be forced to explore the universe for other planets with necessary resources for our survival, hence traveling in huge space ships, using our advanced technology and weaponry, to take over and enslave foreign populations.

Might sound kind of cheesy and lame to you guys, but at the time I really tripped myself out with that one. Doesn't seem too implosible if you think about it.

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(06-22-2011 12:39 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  The History Channel must be running thin on topics.

I'm not sure. I quit watching when they decided to give Larry the Cable Guy a prime time show, not to mention the idiots from the Bayou who can't speak english. What is worse is that Larry the Cable Guy's show hasn't been canceled yet because people are actually watching this moron.

Post: #8

(06-22-2011 03:46 PM)hoops330 Wrote:  

(06-22-2011 12:39 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  The History Channel must be running thin on topics.

I'm not sure. I quit watching when they decided to give Larry the Cable Guy a prime time show, not to mention the idiots from the Bayou who can't speak english. What is worse is that Larry the Cable Guy's show hasn't been canceled yet because people are actually watching this moron.

Haha Swamp People makes for a pretty bad ass drinking game. My roommates and I would take a drink every time they said "alligator". Solid pregame for Thursdays at 8.

On the topic though, Ancient Aliens is a really interesting show. I've also been a fan The Universe and all the other space shows/documentaries on National Geographic and Discovery Channel. Beats the hell out of watching Jersey Shore and the rest of the MTV shows dumbing down America.

For anyone who's interested I recommend reading Our Elegant Universe by Brian Greene. It has some crazy insight on Quantum Physics and String Theory. I think Nova aired it on PBS for anyone too lazy to read the book.

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I put that documentary on my Instant Q of Netflix awhile back and moved it to the top....I may watch it tonight, I love this shit...

Mixx

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@ Rakish - are you suggesting that our bodies are just vessels waiting here for our alien hosts to return and claim them? Freaky...

Post: #11

What if we're just an ant farm for some aliens out there...

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(06-22-2011 08:59 PM)MiXX Wrote:  I put that documentary on my Instant Q of Netflix awhile back and moved it to the top....I may watch it tonight, I love this shit...

Mixx

If you like this kind of stuff, you should listen to the syndicated coast to coast am overnight radio show with George Noory. They talk about these strange topics every night. It can be pretty entertaining to tune in if you're a night owl like me.

Post: #13

Old article about Stephen Hawking but it's kind of creepy. Imagine if something like Independence Day happened. Anyone seen his show that's mentioned?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space...warns.html

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(06-19-2012 08:20 AM)houston Wrote:  Old article about Stephen Hawking but it's kind of creepy. Imagine if something like Independence Day happened. Anyone seen his show that's mentioned?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space...warns.html

As much as I respect Stephen Hawking, he was once quoted as saying that women were the greatest mystery of the universe.

Post: #15

Come on now, don't be crazy. Aliens aren't in the Bible.

Post: #16

(06-19-2012 10:48 AM)soup Wrote:  As much as I respect Stephen Hawking, he was once quoted as saying that women were the greatest mystery of the universe.

Automatically loses all credibly with me. If he can't figure out those vapid, temperamental bitches, how can he understand the abstract secrets of the universe?

Post: #17

(06-19-2012 12:13 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

(06-19-2012 10:48 AM)soup Wrote:  As much as I respect Stephen Hawking, he was once quoted as saying that women were the greatest mystery of the universe.

Automatically loses all credibly with me. If he can't figure out those vapid, temperamental bitches, how can he understand the abstract secrets of the universe?

Well, does deserve a little credit, considering that he's paralysed and uses a machine to talk and was still able to get some pussy at all.

That said, expertise in blackholes doesn't equal proficiency in poosyholes.

Post: #18

Interesting about that Hawking's quote, haven't heard about it,but googled it and a ton of articles popped up. None of them went into any depth about it besides the fact that he was married twice. I wouldn't look too much into it, just a "funny" remark that would make the crowds of beta nerds relate to him better.

And in a way he's right, although I wouldn't call women a mystery at all. More like there is no value in understanding women besides the fact that they are simply more emotional than (most) men and have a very "flexible" value ladder, aka the "rationalization hamster". And the hamster will go straight through any innate intelligence, the woman could be a quantum physicist, but still be a slave to the hamster on occasion. That's about all one needs to understand and just act accordingly. Always lead them, be firm and never bend your frame. Reward good behavior and punish bad behavior. Never rely on them for something substantial unless they prove themselves, and even then have a backup plan. Best analogy is; women are like children. Good 'parenting' goes a long way. Even the 'good girls' can and will turn sour under weak leadership.

Post: #19

Would you bang ?

Post: #20

I first became interested in extraterrestrial species upon introduction to the Drake Equation in high school.

Also, check out Carl Sagan's novel Contact. Fascinating to me since I first read it at the age of 16 or 17. Somewhat of a slogfest towards the end, but I still recommend it.

Post: #21

^^^ Soup, now that's a butterface if I ever seen one, but I'd do it for the flag, I heard that one is a bitch to get...

Post: #22

(06-19-2012 04:15 PM)soup Wrote:  Would you bang ?

(06-19-2012 06:36 PM)SVK Wrote:  Soup, now that's a butterface if I ever seen one, but I'd do it for the flag, I heard that one is a bitch to get...

One bitch you don't want a blowjob from, for sure...

Post: #23

(06-19-2012 04:15 PM)soup Wrote:  Would you bang ?

Maybe with a bag over her head. Tail could be fun.

I like that greek guy with the crazy hair that explains everything as Aliens did it. I'm pretty sure he had an affair with an alien.

Post: #24

Space flags- it's the RVF of the year 3000.

All the women of planet Earth have evolved into obese creatures, and a woman president freaked out on her period and launched a nuclear bomb that caused mutations. The mutated obese women migrated to sea where they can live out there lives in peace. The mutations caused flippers, so they literally have become whale creatures. But, they are violently hungry and have eaten all the real whales.

Men, still bound by our need for pussy, seek it out in the nether regions of space. It's the guy version of Barbarella. We are Predator, but instead of killing, we look for things that resemble hot girls.

We have all this technology in our armor- "The Cube" is a 3D-hologram that comes out of our gauntlet.

Post: #25

(06-20-2012 12:15 AM)soup Wrote:  Space flags- it's the RVF of the year 3000.

All the women of planet Earth have evolved into obese creatures, and a woman president freaked out on her period and launched a nuclear bomb that caused mutations. The mutated obese women migrated to sea where they can live out there lives in peace. The mutations caused flippers, so they literally have become whale creatures. But, they are violently hungry and have eaten all the real whales.

Men, still bound by our need for pussy, seek it out in the nether regions of space. It's the guy version of Barbarella. We are Predator, but instead of killing, we look for things that resemble hot girls.

We have all this technology in our armor- "The Cube" is a 3D-hologram that comes out of our gauntlet.

Lol. Supposedly there's a lot of Nordic looking blondes on other planets, for those with blonde fetishes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_aliens