Freaked out Northern Territory driver tail-gated by UFO

reply to post by LightAssassin


What is a bogan then? Have you never heard that term?

Off topic: I have a friend from highschool that moved to Australia and now lives out of a truck in an artist community out there. I've always wanted to visit.

Why didn't he just stop the car, get out and take a picture?. The bonus would have been getting abducted, so we can see the inside of the craft.

Originally posted by RadeonGFXRHumanGTXisAlien
Why is it always rednecks or hicks, who see UFO's?
Im just saying, i believe in aliens, but im guessing the reasons they get hillbillys, to "report" them, is to spread a dis info campaign against UFO's.

We don't call them 'rednecks' or 'hicks', we call them 'bogans'.

And to answer your question, how many suited businessmen does one find in the middle of nowhere? The chances of a 'bogan' / truckie seeing one out near Tennant Creek as opposed to anyone else is greatly increased.

Also, truckies here in Aussieland aren't necessarily 'bogans' - I happen to know a few myself and I wouldn't describe them as 'rednecks', 'hicks' or 'bogans'....

Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by Raivan31

 

Use it in a sentence? Ok.

"Crikey! That Bogan was trying to root that neddie!"

Just a heads-up mate - non-Aussies cannot fake our accent or the way we talk without sounding ridiculous

That and there is only one Aussie I know that says 'crikey' and he's dead now.

reply to post by Kryties


Alf Stewart's dead?!?!

Stone the bloody crows....

reply to post by Chadwickus


I just woke my son in laughter. Mixed feelings,

reply to post by Kryties


Haha.. well I was trying to be a little over ridiculous with the crikey, but minus that, the rest of the sentence is on right?

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Kryties

 

Alf Stewart's dead?!?!

Stone the bloody crows....

Haha yeah forgot about him, I can't believe he's still around though! I remember seeing him on Home and Away when I was a kid...

Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by Kryties

 

Haha.. well I was trying to be a little over ridiculous with the crikey, but minus that, the rest of the sentence is on right?

Hehe, ummm......no. Sorry

Originally posted by Manhater
Why didn't he just stop the car, get out and take a picture?. The bonus would have been getting abducted, so we can see the inside of the craft.

If what he describes actually happened or even if he imagined it, he would be too scared to get out of his car. In fact he is described as putting the pedal to the metal so to speak to get away from it. I personally would not want to become the victim of what ever it was.

Even though there is a chance that he was looking at Jupiter, oh who am I kidding. Jupiter does not chase trucks down the street.

I completely believe this man had this encounter.

Completely.

If the OP will PM me I will tell him/her why.

I dont care for the ridicule I would get here.

I'm a scaredy cat at night in a car and if I was alone I'm afraid I'd have just shut my eyes and put the foot down.
RIP me.

reply to post by Kryties


..hmm well I'm leaving you with the responsibility of making corrections in the urban dictionary.

reply to post by mungodave


OP will not be joining your cult.

reply to post by mungodave


Tell us openly then.

I always find Australian UFO articles more interesting. Our population is only at around 20,000,000 and we have a very significantly smaller airforce/budget, with not nearly as much conspiracy/secrecy in comparison to the U.S. so when you get a story like this, it's just that much stranger.

Originally posted by LightAssassin
reply to post by mungodave

 

Tell us openly then.

Not going to happen here, even though you are a fellow Aussie.

But I will say this. It happened to me, with company, in 1987. Near Wangaratta. 215am.

And no... no mobiles then, so no pics.

Originally posted by Unity_99
I find it very interesting. Because, this has happened. And those were nordics.

There you have it people.... Mystery Solved!

IRM

Originally posted by mungodave

Originally posted by LightAssassin
reply to post by mungodave

 

Tell us openly then.

Not going to happen here, even though you are a fellow Aussie.

But I will say this. It happened to me, with company, in 1987. Near Wangaratta. 215am.

And no... no mobiles then, so no pics.

Yeah there were mobiles. Remember those bricks that could be used as door stoppers when not being used as a phone?

Originally posted by Raivan31

Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by v1rtu0s0

 

I'll finish it for you:

Officer: "Sir, have you been drinking?"
ET: "Click, gurgle, click click, gurgle, gurgle"
Officer: "I'll take that as a yes, I'm takin' you in"
ET: *Holds out his 6 arms to be cuffed*
Officer: "Hmmm... this isn't going to work...."
Officer: ...
Officer: "Stop resisting!"
ET: ???
Officer: "Stop resisting! STOP RESISTING!"
ET: ???
Officer: *unloads clip*

Handcuff problem solved.

Only if it was a Victorian cop...
A N.T cop would have let him go with a warning.
A Queensland cop would have asked for a bribe.
A N.S.W cop would have made some insulting remarks and locked him up for a few hours with no charges.

A WA cop would have had a beer with you.
A SA cop would have been old.
And a Tasmanian cop would have been related.