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originally posted by: Char-Lee
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: Emerys
Wow. This thread. My gut is telling me this is 100% the real deal, but my mind has seen so much fake stuff for so long, it doesn't want it to be reall. I think I need a drink and to let this just sink in. This could very well be everything we have all wanted for so long, BAM! Right in front of us. Or it could just be more disinformation..
Compare the YouTube video to this:
I'm of the belief that the prop is a replica of the "alien" in the pictures. It's obvious to anyone who focuses on details that it is not the prop in those photos. The skin texture, moving eyelids, jaw structure, etc. do not match.
So the question becomes... why was a prop created and sold at KMart that is so similar to the "alien" in the photos?
The doll does not look like it would have these details
Anyone who studies biology - toes (or for winged bats, fingers) have to be long and spread out in order for webbing to be of any use - why would webbing evolve with no purpose on tiny toes?
originally posted by: Bilk22
Yeah that was fairly obvious.
originally posted by: ForteanOrg
a reply to: Bilk22
Well yes, I'm a miller :-)
Well of COURSE someone was letting him do as he wished, they were "feeding" him photos and ideas for 13 years!
Believers will look at the evidence and believe it based on his credibility. Disbelievers will think he is delusional and probably dismiss his inventions as well.
A classic psychological operation has one move with two effects.
Part of his pictures depict an alien that looks exactly like a Halloween prop as was sold in 1997. Wallmart still sells similar props today.
Care to address the other points I made in my thread aside from the prop? That's just more weight to the bs scale.
I am not choosing to accept bs with comments supposedly claiming truth akin to, "they made the prop after the real thing"
originally posted by: Bilk22
You're right. I don't believe you or the other guy defending you. It's easy enough to make claims on an internet forum with no way to verify them. If you tell me you are superman, should I believe you? Actually you didn't even state what you do that grants you "sufficient" knowledge. For all I know you're a "miller". LOL
OH well TV has its re runs, Why not ATS?