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originally posted by: smurfy
Maybe the aiiens were comfused when they saw his sombrero from above, perhaps they thought it was some of their mates at a fill up point.
originally posted by: smurfy
Maybe the aiiens were comfused when they saw his sombrero from above, perhaps they thought it was some of their mates at a fill up point.
I will guess either bath salts before the drive or he wrecked and that was his excuse....
Original source: www.inquisitr.com...
How isn't this hoaxed yet?
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: Frocharocha
Have you ever noticed that all the 'abducting & menacing aliens'
and all the demons/devils/other supposed critters are all supposed
to have near god-like power and malevolence, but people hardly
ever get seriously wounded and even less frequently killed.
It would seem, that just like in politics and media, that if there is
anything to all this UFO and supernatural stuff, that "the phenomena"
wants people to be terrorized.
Which a 'failed abduction' would certainly accomplish.
If there was anything to this report other than a retiree on a bike with
a hip flask of medicinals or whatever, that is.
Kev
But he was able to avoid the aliens after crashing his bicycle into the bush.
originally posted by: Sharted
This is the dumbest story ever in so many ways. An advanced species traversing the stars is outdone by a bush!! Okay then. If it was indeed a UFO I would say it was a bunch of drunk teenagers messing around with a drone.