šŸ‘¾ UAPs and USPs

I’m still waiting for my flying car. :rage::rage:

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You’re think of a Hoover Car or summint.
The guy on the Isle of Wight who invented the vacuum cleaner.

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Oh, Christopher Cockerel - He did all the hovercraft development in Hythe and had a lovely gaff on the seafront until they did the land reclamation and had a marina at the bottom of his garden- he died ages ago tbf.

A neighbor of ours worked with him and did the actual hard work of turning great ideas into something that actually works - sadly that bit gets missing from media love fests.

Have heard some great stories about belt and braces industrial development in those days.

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No, I’m thinking of this.

space-car-full

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UFOs are certainly real. Here’s proof. Unfortunately Darcey didn’t manage to catch it though. It’s small, but it’s clearly a UFO.

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That’s really spooky. :open_mouth:

This happened on our dog walk this morning…

These Gormleyesque edifices appeared in a local field overnight. I have no idea what they are. Even more scary is that field yesterday was covered in long grass deep enough to lose a small dog.

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UAPs use grass as organic fuel, what you are seeing is UAP poo.

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I think I can safely say that @lifeintheslowlane was sufficiently freaked to have left some OAP poo there too.

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When you say ā€˜OAP poo’ out loud it sounds a bit like a droid from star wars.

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It does indeed. Coincidence? I very much doubt it.

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You two are fuckin’ mad although I have to say after the recent fitting of my Bluetooth hearing aids I’m picking up a lot of extra-terrestrial squawking, tweeting and chirruping.

What’s that all about??

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You need a hat, but it has to be the right type of hat. I believe Sir Van Morrison has a fine sideline in tinfoil millinery, so he should be able to help you out.

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It was a bad day when they gave a Knighthood to that cunt.

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He can always borrow some from le Tiss…

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Yes I know but at least it’s not National Inquirer

I’m all aboard the Fermi Paradox train tbh - if there is intelligent life out there the chances of it existing at the same time as humans (a brief streak in the history of Earth) and being advanced enough to send/receive any messages or be able to travel across the solar system is veryyyyyy low.

The other consideration is that even if they did try to contact us there’s no guarantee a message would be sent in a form we’ve discovered or would be monitoring - the best comparison is that it’s like ants saying ā€œwe’ve scanned every known pheromone band in the universe and it looks like we’re the only intelligent life formā€

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It doesn’t necessarily follow that our present understanding of time will always prevail. The quantum boys are discovering all sorts of mind-blowing stuff as we speak.

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You’ve watched that Star Trek Picard trailer haven’t you…

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No, but I read a lot of Paul Davis :joy::joy:

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It’s to keep kids from falling down the stars.

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