QUOTE(EpsilonStar @ Nov 11 2009, 08:21 PM)
well when i was still in secondary school, one late evening i went out for a walk with my dad in my housing area... then i saw something, an object, like floating statically in the sky. So i told my dad about it, and we walked as close as we can to the object, but it was still quite far away... it didn't look like those flying saucer, but like a human size cylinder.
Both my dad and i stared hard at it for some time, maybe 15 minutes and couldn't figured out what that was, and it was not very clear as it was getting dark... during entire 15 minutes, the object remain static. Then i remembered we had a binocular back at home, so we quickly ran back to house and take the bonicular. when we returned to the spot, the object was gone! Although it was only faintly visible b4, but it was now completely nothing there. My dad also agreed with me that something was really floating there b4.
Sounds like from hollywood movie or x-file, but it's a real story. To this day, i still wonder what tat was... truly UFO....
No you see the fallacy of this thought there? You shouldn't think whether it was a UFO but rather you should wonder what it really was. By thinking if it was a UFO you are allowing your own bias to cloud your judgement. Never judge something with pre conceived ideas.Both my dad and i stared hard at it for some time, maybe 15 minutes and couldn't figured out what that was, and it was not very clear as it was getting dark... during entire 15 minutes, the object remain static. Then i remembered we had a binocular back at home, so we quickly ran back to house and take the bonicular. when we returned to the spot, the object was gone! Although it was only faintly visible b4, but it was now completely nothing there. My dad also agreed with me that something was really floating there b4.
Sounds like from hollywood movie or x-file, but it's a real story. To this day, i still wonder what tat was... truly UFO....
Nov 12 2009, 12:54 AM
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