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Originally posted by ThinkingCap
reply to post by Mugen
Post script: .... Are you still in the same area? If so, please set up some cameras... Or somethin' man. Maybe an automatic rifle or two.
Originally posted by strafgod
Are you sure it was outside and not reflecting on the glass from the inside? im thinking you just interrupted the flash being out side when actually it came from inside. Maybe, maybe not?
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Originally posted by Meldionne1
I don't mean this rudely, ...but were you and your buddy partying? You know, more than alcohol...( and Please don't admit to anything on the Internet... ) but I have some friends who both witnessed the same thing while partying , but in actuality they were just feeding each others visions, and there wasn't anything to see. ..I'm just saying..midnight at a lake house sounds like a party to me. ...on the other hand the flashes remind me of The movie " men in black" when they flash the mind eraser!
Originally posted by Mugen
So midnight, at a lakehouse, in Texas if that matters? My buddy and I see random flashes coming from across the lake, we figure its someone taking pictures. (they look like camera flashes)
Minutes go by and the flashes get closer and closer and we cannot tell who, what, where, how.
Originally posted by Isee1111
Sounds to me like:
Peeping tom plus avid tree-climber with telephoto lens. It's not hard to see someone looking out of a well-lit house when it's dark outside. With the flash on the camera he knows he can blind you and freak you out.