making a good hoax is a popular pastime. It really takes ingenuity and skill. Ive seen videos of kids getting hit with bowling balls, magic tricks that go wrong, gun accidents. The other flip of the coin is where they do REAL things. Videos of laying down under trains, slapping a bear (i assume) jumping off of 10 story buildings.Celtic_Kerr said:Yeah, but the conspiracy theorists would probably say something along the lines of "The grey aliens are the real ones! They visited our planet long ago and that's how we know what they look like"Maxman3002 said:Isnt is a bit suspisious that the alien he claims to have found looks exactly like aliens in the movies? If someone claims to find an alien and it looks like the steriotypical "Gray Man" then I instantly believe it to be false, bacteria maybe but not a person with gray skin and a big head and eyes...
If aliens have the potential to look and be anything why do they alway look like people?
And always breathe our air..
And survive at our temperature...
And require water...
... But seriously, people took this WAY too seriously.
I would love to know. Who looks in their fridge, sees bread and chicken and goes "I can make an alien out of this"? I want to know his train of thought on this one
"What's that alien? Kill them all? Good Idea! HA HA HA HA!"Neverhoodian said:Hmmm, a gimmick involving a Russian and the ingredients for a sandwich? Is the guy related to this fine fellow, perchance?
"Alien is perfect fuel for keeling tiny cowards!"
Just what I was thinking. This may be Russia, but I doubt even a 25 year old nuclear disaster could have such a drastic effect on ones genetic make up. Still, whenever have the press let common sense or logic get in the way of a (bad) story?WrongSprite said:What the hell.Logan Westbrook said:caught the attention of the chief editor of the Kamensk-Info newspaper, who - fearing that it might be the body of a child - contacted the police.
Dude knows some seriously messed up children if they look like that alien.
The only reason any aliens would look like Grays is because of the popular perception of aliens. For instance, in order to make contact with humans, the Mi-Go from Lovecraft literature pose as Greys because they know humanity responds better to those than the Mi-Go's actual forms. For reference, this is a Mi-Go: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/db/Migo.jpg/410px-Migo.jpgMaxman3002 said:Isnt is a bit suspisious that the alien he claims to have found looks exactly like aliens in the movies? If someone claims to find an alien and it looks like the steriotypical "Gray Man" then I instantly believe it to be false, bacteria maybe but not a person with gray skin and a big head and eyes...
If aliens have the potential to look and be anything why do they alway look like people?
And always breathe our air..
And survive at our temperature...
And require water...
But the stereoypical aliens would be in the Uncanny Valley sso that doesent make any sense unless people feel better killing them if their unlikableDorian6 said:Exactly! Why would a species that evolved on a different planet with a completely different environment look anything like us? Why do people assume that aliens will look vaguely human-shaped with slight cosmetic differences? Is it because we have humanoid aliens (for obvious reasons) in the media? Does it have something to do with the "Uncanny Valley" idea that we apply to robots?Maxman3002 said:Isnt is a bit suspisious that the alien he claims to have found looks exactly like aliens in the movies? If someone claims to find an alien and it looks like the steriotypical "Gray Man" then I instantly believe it to be false, bacteria maybe but not a person with gray skin and a big head and eyes...
If aliens have the potential to look and be anything why do they alway look like people?
And always breathe our air..
And survive at our temperature...
And require water...
I think what it comes down to is; people want to bang aliens. People want to believe that Aliens will look basically like us, but with green skin or pointy ears because they want the galaxy to be filled with attractive, bangable people.Patrick Young said:But the stereoypical aliens would be in the Uncanny Valley sso that doesent make any sense unless people feel better killing them if their unlikableDorian6 said:Exactly! Why would a species that evolved on a different planet with a completely different environment look anything like us? Why do people assume that aliens will look vaguely human-shaped with slight cosmetic differences? Is it because we have humanoid aliens (for obvious reasons) in the media? Does it have something to do with the "Uncanny Valley" idea that we apply to robots?Maxman3002 said:Isnt is a bit suspisious that the alien he claims to have found looks exactly like aliens in the movies? If someone claims to find an alien and it looks like the steriotypical "Gray Man" then I instantly believe it to be false, bacteria maybe but not a person with gray skin and a big head and eyes...
If aliens have the potential to look and be anything why do they alway look like people?
And always breathe our air..
And survive at our temperature...
And require water...
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