Marty_d Posted January 18, 2023 Posted January 18, 2023 Bugger the lot of you. (My other head agrees.) 3
facthunter Posted January 18, 2023 Posted January 18, 2023 Bums in seats didn't mean what Bob Hawke meant by BUMS.. Nev 1
kgwilson Posted January 18, 2023 Posted January 18, 2023 (edited) 12 hours ago, facthunter said: We never asked the flighty's to do a headcount out of Tassie. It was Bums in seats.. Nev But did the number of bums match the number of heads? More bums wouldbe cause for concern. Edited January 18, 2023 by kgwilson 1
nomadpete Posted January 18, 2023 Posted January 18, 2023 Hey I resemble that! We aren't all bums down here, ya know! 2
facthunter Posted January 18, 2023 Posted January 18, 2023 Bum s in seats is a common term in the trade. It IMPLIES no special insult to our Devil's Island Friends. Van DEMONS Land. Taswegia South Australia. I've been honoured to take things back and forth to there for many years. Nev 1
Bruce Tuncks Posted January 19, 2023 Posted January 19, 2023 One of the things which got killed by modern phones was UFO's. People started wanting to see the pics, just like I do with bigfoot. 1
onetrack Posted January 20, 2023 Posted January 20, 2023 (edited) A former farmer client was telling me a story a few years ago, of how he was seeding grain sitting in his nice warm tractor cabin and working his way around a reasonably familiar paddock that was littered with small outcrops and patches of mallee scrub interspersed with a few trees. It was a very dark night, and this bloke was working with a modest array of lighting, but certainly nothing like the LED lighting they utilise today, that just about lights up the whole paddock. As he went round and round, mind in neutral and thinking of the next round of jobs and problems, he suddenly became aware of a huge glow appearing through the trees, behind a small hilly outcrop. As he watched, the glow got brighter and bigger. It was a huge orange-y colour. He stared at this apparition, becoming more and more scared by the minute. Next thing, a huge glowing orb appeared through the trees, seeming to rise up out of the ground. He said he was absolutely scared s**tless by this stage, and actually stopped the tractor and got out of the cabin and hid behind the rear wheel. The glow started to change from orange to a deep gold colour, and the glowing orb got bigger and bigger as it rose up out of the ground!! Suddenly, his sense of reality returned - and he immediately realised (with a great feeling of foolishness), that he was watching the full moon rise through the trees! It wasn't an extra-terrestrial craft full of strange beings at all! He said he felt really stupid for being diverted in his thought patterns, from considering any common-sense explanation, and letting his mind run riot with a large degree of imagination - sort of like a cat seeing something it fails to recognise, and how treats it as a terrifying thing, out to get it. Edited January 20, 2023 by onetrack 2
red750 Posted January 20, 2023 Author Posted January 20, 2023 1 hour ago, Bruce Tuncks said: One of the things which got killed by modern phones was UFO's. People started wanting to see the pics, https://www.facebook.com/reel/832639661371777 As for bigfoots, check out this video. Many say a man in a gorilla suit. How many people do you know who could take such large steps, and move so fast, in that kind of bushland? Also, check the ratio of arm length to leg length. 1
rgmwa Posted January 20, 2023 Posted January 20, 2023 12 minutes ago, red750 said: https://www.facebook.com/reel/832639661371777 An example of modern digital manipulation of modern phone images?
onetrack Posted January 20, 2023 Posted January 20, 2023 A plastic hubcap being held aloft by a jet of air from an airstream-producing device, located below the camera lens? I can recall the three blokes here who ran a smash-repair shop here in Maddington around 1962, and they threw a Customline hubcap in the air, with a Mr Whippy cup taped to it, and took a photo of it, told everyone they'd photographed a UFO! They got the media scrambling to interview them, gave a really plausible story of the UFO they'd spotted, got the photo into the local newspapers, and got themselves world-wide publicity! It was only when American media started calling and wanted to come and interview them, that they knew they'd better come clean on the hoax! https://www.facebook.com/StateLibraryWA/videos/maddington-ufo/308819851213323/ 1
nomadpete Posted January 20, 2023 Posted January 20, 2023 2 hours ago, facthunter said: Or the Flying Spaghetti Monster? Nev Or any dogs or angels or miracles.
Popular Post pmccarthy Posted January 20, 2023 Popular Post Posted January 20, 2023 George Adamski got global fame for writing books with photos that turned out to be lampshades thrown in the air. I read them back then and believed for a while. Late one night out shooting, miles from anywhere in the bush, we saw a brilliant beam of light shining up from behind the trees sending morse code flashes up to the clouds, where they made a distinct spot. We were brave enough to sneak up on the source, to find a man with an arc welder working inside an excavator bucket. 2 2 1
red750 Posted January 20, 2023 Author Posted January 20, 2023 It's the beams of light coming downward that you need to be concerned with. 1 1
red750 Posted January 20, 2023 Author Posted January 20, 2023 https://www.facebook.com/reel/583881456885485
nomadpete Posted January 20, 2023 Posted January 20, 2023 Peter, if the only photographic 'evidence' is only appearing exclusively on facebook........... 1
kgwilson Posted January 20, 2023 Posted January 20, 2023 And lifted from TikTok. It's funny how UFOs are mostly depicted as flying saucers. It seems the people creating these scenes think that shape is the most likely one to draw gullible people in. 1 1
facthunter Posted January 20, 2023 Posted January 20, 2023 The first images of them were captured on Photographic plates. Nev 1
nomadpete Posted January 21, 2023 Posted January 21, 2023 4 hours ago, kgwilson said: And lifted from TikTok. It's funny how UFOs are mostly depicted as flying saucers. It seems the people creating these scenes think that shape is the most likely one to draw gullible people in. Funny about that. I have been waiting for a UFO to arrive, in the shape of a blue phone box. More credible than flying crockery. Pun intended. 2
facthunter Posted January 21, 2023 Posted January 21, 2023 They look as much like a TOP as a saucer. Would you go for a spin in one? You don't find crashed ones very often. Nev 1 1
spacesailor Posted January 21, 2023 Posted January 21, 2023 Probably better quality build. And , if more equipped than a Cessna, more chance of their return to home base . spacesailor 2
nomadpete Posted January 21, 2023 Posted January 21, 2023 (edited) Realistically, any mode of physical transport capable of interstallar travel, must have conquered time travel and the speed of light. Therefore the vehicle no longer has to obey our normal rules of areodynamics. After all, most of it's journey is NOT in an atmosphere. It isn't confined to slim saucer shapes. Or flower pots. Could easily be the shape of Scrooge McDuck's money bin. Or a phone box. The UFO mob have a serious lack of imagination! Edited January 21, 2023 by nomadpete 1
nomadpete Posted January 21, 2023 Posted January 21, 2023 Just now, spacesailor said: YOU MEAN !!!! . ? ? ?
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