Little grey...

[Valate_v1legacy]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooo! Because it's irrelevant, I'd be too busy having my engineering nerd fun with the new gizmos.

 

[TheRealCJ]

I think you're thinking a little too hard about this.

You should find a nice human girl, or, failing that, a nice couch pillow.

 

[Kollega]

Well,humans would probably would have sex with them at some point (if we were biologically compatible,that is).

 

[Jamous]

An Alien is an alien. I'd kill it. Female alien or not.

So a group of aliens come to the planet and your gut instinct is to potentially start a war?
Ever hear of "love not war"?
Jeez...

If I strike first, then they can't. I'm defending earth!

I'm not even going to start on how flawed that logic is.
But what the hell? I'd like to think that we'd keep to our own species, but the internet has already proved that THAT'S not happening anymore... Oh well. Prolly the sex route much as that messes up my mind (Though not as bad as some things).

 

[Erana]

>"Hi. Is that an intergalactic Kitchenaid?"
>>"Brouuuu Bleep! Gloop."
>"No, sadly. I haven't gotten to meet Martha. But I think she'd appreciate an intergalactic fan!"
>>"Blourp."
>"Soo true.

But don't look! Some geeks are checking out your grey ass!"

>>*pulls out space mace"

>"Oh, dear.."

 

[TacticalAssassin1]

Sure, little grey men are the stereotype, but that doesn't mean that it's not a stupid stereotype.

The probability of little grey men or women or aliens even closely resembling us is some ridiculous number that I'm not going to spend time finding.

Spoiler: Aliens would likely look closer to this.

I'd tap that.

And how exactly would that thing get to Earth?

For a species to be able to build complex machines (you know, like spaceships) they would need to have at least a few of the traits that humans have.

While the probability of aliens looking like us is very small, the probablity of intelligent aliens looking like us is slightly less so.

Mabye they use those wings or something? Use your imagination.

 

[Last of the Chinchillas]

Sure, little grey men are the stereotype, but that doesn't mean that it's not a stupid stereotype.

The probability of little grey men or women or aliens even closely resembling us is some ridiculous number that I'm not going to spend time finding.

Spoiler: Aliens would likely look closer to this.

I'd tap that.

Okay, okay. But in a universe where the greys existed... and they were busty female ones, you think we would...?

Oh, absolutely. I mean, I doubt that it would be the majority of the population, but it would still happen. There's a fetish for everything you know.

As for something like more meaninful relationships with them: who can say? I doubt that we'd have people marrying greys and starting families (mostly because I doubt that the two vastly different species could produce offspring), but I imagine there'd at least be some kind of social interaction with them. Trade, politics, culture, etc. If we're lucky, it wouldn't end up being like District 9. Or Independence Day.

 

[Last of the Chinchillas]

Sure, little grey men are the stereotype, but that doesn't mean that it's not a stupid stereotype.

The probability of little grey men or women or aliens even closely resembling us is some ridiculous number that I'm not going to spend time finding.

Spoiler: Aliens would likely look closer to this.

I'd tap that.

And how exactly would that thing get to Earth?

For a species to be able to build complex machines (you know, like spaceships) they would need to have at least a few of the traits that humans have.

While the probability of aliens looking like us is very small, the probablity of intelligent aliens looking like us is slightly less so.

Who's to say that those appendages being used as feet can't be used as something more, or that it doesn't have any tentacles tucked away somewhere? And they don't necessarily have to use spaceships. They could use some kind of portal technology or something else that's beyond our comprehension.

If you want actual answers, read H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness (I think. It's been a while since I've read Lovecraft). That's supposed to be a depiction of one of the Elder Things from the story.