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Man. I'm so shallow. Here I was thinking to myself, "...you know, she's pretty hot for a 66-year old..," when I should have been thinking about radioactivity, global warming and political members--must be Friday.

So angry Ron. I will pray for you. No...I won't--just kidding. You make some (very) valid points. My own anecdotal experience mixed with my not unusual human trend toward superstition have made me a believer in the deity. I still don't know what it truly is or really if it truly exists in the...

I admit it! I'm a Moncktonite. Woe is me. The Science and Public Institute (http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/originals/fallacies.html) has me in their ranks (grasp).

Yeah, elder brothers eh? I know exactly what you're on about (there). I too believe in the power of prayer. What the medium is, whether God or the 'collective', I don't know (maybe the collective is God). I have a little trouble with the apparent many-faces of God as recorded by those pesky...

Personal opinion really. I'm a denier of the "human" caused global warming theory. I see it as a self (humanity)-hate or a new-age doom and gloom movement -- with religion-like undertones. My sceptisicism toward "flavour of the month" movements in genral makes me see them as an opportunity for...

...and there I was claiming to being long-winded when I was obviously not verbose enough. I was generalizing on the behaviour of such irreligious despots (Hitler among them) toward organized religion. I also qualified the statement with "...unless it suited them..." but all you have to do is...

Yes; the substandard-prophecy-espousing minister of a particular sect has caused a lot of consternation in Rapture believers and non-believers alike; but the comments related to Radio Evangelist's predictions (in my opinion) is generating unfounded comments towards Christianity in general (my...

Glad to hear it. Just asking...' It was just that the very time he had to make contact with me -- through a TV commercial some years ago -- he chose that as his interaction. It appeared "odd" tis all.

You are probably correct about that; although I would say that 20th Century Man would probably be the first in history to see past calling these things "magic". This would at least help in rudimentary reverse engineering. I think if you go much further back than that in time, we humans would not...

So do you have a problem with 'cows' being methane bags too? Always thought that a little curious as the much more plentiful bison that they replaced, one would have thought, would have been a lot worse.

all the way?

On your hike through the Colarado Mountains did you happen to see a "full double rainbow"?

We've wandered off my original thoughts everso slightly here. I was more interested in the answering of questions by laughing as you speak that I noticed in several of the more experiences investigators interviewed, and maybe we could speculate under what circumstances each of us might do that...

Being an "Apprentice" on this Forum I had posted my "triangular UFO" story directly into that thread --not wanting to break yet another rule -- duplicate posting -- I'll leave that there for you o find if you wish. My other unexplained aerial phenomena happened a few years after my triangle...

I agree that nervousness may be the reason for those little fillers (including uh and um). Though the examples I listed are all people accustomed to speaking to the public -- in large numbers--and I was wondering whether it had more to do with the subject matter at hand. One recommendation for...

I'm not a linguist but I do find an interest in searching for patterns in things. This often leads me to annoyance -- people who say "you know" or "like" too often in speech, for instance. For some reason I often find myself noticing patterns in what people say or in the way they say it. What I...

Having read Mysterious Valley long before witnessing the event; I know that what I was looking at had been reported before. To answer your question; at the time I thought and intimated to the others, "That could be an alien (otherworldly) craft we're looking at." However; the military...

Not to tease you further. But being able to watch the Iridium Satellites and the International Space Station pass overhead throughout the late spring to early fall is also quite exciting. That time of year the Sun remains high enough below the horizon to reflect off of their solar panels.

Drumheller, Alberta (sole western contingent right now)

Probably why I didn't pursue physics; but does the dimple (fat guy on the trampoline) only work in two directions? In other words; whenever this effect is shown in diagram-form it's like the south pole is sitting on the trampoline -- as if the south pole is the butt end (sorry Australia). I...