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UFO Pocket Detector
nightbat wrote
For you die hard Sarfatti fans or just those with way too much time on their hands, here's the ticket you've been looking for. Especially the Darla alien fans over in alt.astronomy, who want to know when she/he and company are close by and just might want to come in for a little chat. It says it fits in your pocket for those lonely out in the country or backyard adventures looking for ufo's. See:http://www.futureHorizons.net/ufoa.htm the nightbat |
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nightbat wrote in message ...
nightbat wrote For you die hard Sarfatti fans or just those with way too much time on their hands, here's the ticket you've been looking for. Especially the Darla alien fans over in alt.astronomy, who want to know when she/he and company are close by and just might want to come in for a little chat. It says it fits in your pocket for those lonely out in the country or backyard adventures looking for ufo's. See:http://www.futureHorizons.net/ufoa.htm the nightbat Batteries included??? Double-A |
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nightbat wrote in message ...
nightbat wrote For you die hard Sarfatti fans or just those with way too much time on their hands, here's the ticket you've been looking for. Especially the Darla alien fans over in alt.astronomy, who want to know when she/he and company are close by and just might want to come in for a little chat. It says it fits in your pocket for those lonely out in the country or backyard adventures looking for ufo's. See:http://www.futureHorizons.net/ufoa.htm the nightbat Batteries included??? Double-A |
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nightbat wrote in message ... nightbat wrote For you die hard Sarfatti fans or just those with way too much time on their hands, here's the ticket you've been looking for. Especially the Darla alien fans over in alt.astronomy, who want to know when she/he and company are close by and just might want to come in for a little chat. It says it fits in your pocket for those lonely out in the country or backyard adventures looking for ufo's. See:http://www.futureHorizons.net/ufoa.htm the nightbat Batteries included??? Now we know what the aliens use as backup engines in their flying saucers. "It is powered by a typical piston powered aircraft engine using a pusher prop for forward propulsion. An advanced rudder and elevator control system is designed into the saucershape. The large opening in the middle of the craft allows ailerons to be positioned both forward and aft of the lateral axis, therby maximizing athe air deflection." No wonder they keep crashing.... |
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Double-A wrote:
nightbat wrote in message ... nightbat wrote For you die hard Sarfatti fans or just those with way too much time on their hands, here's the ticket you've been looking for. Especially the Darla alien fans over in alt.astronomy, who want to know when she/he and company are close by and just might want to come in for a little chat. It says it fits in your pocket for those lonely out in the country or backyard adventures looking for ufo's. See:http://www.futureHorizons.net/ufoa.htm the nightbat Batteries included??? Now we know what the aliens use as backup engines in their flying saucers. "It is powered by a typical piston powered aircraft engine using a pusher prop for forward propulsion. An advanced rudder and elevator control system is designed into the saucershape. The large opening in the middle of the craft allows ailerons to be positioned both forward and aft of the lateral axis, therby maximizing athe air deflection." No wonder they keep crashing.... |
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No wonder they keep crashing....
That would explain all the crop circles. :-) LJ |
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No wonder they keep crashing....
That would explain all the crop circles. :-) LJ |
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Double-A wrote: nightbat wrote in message ... nightbat wrote For you die hard Sarfatti fans or just those with way too much time on their hands, here's the ticket you've been looking for. Especially the Darla alien fans over in alt.astronomy, who want to know when she/he and company are close by and just might want to come in for a little chat. It says it fits in your pocket for those lonely out in the country or backyard adventures looking for ufo's. See:http://www.futureHorizons.net/ufoa.htm the nightbat Batteries included??? Double-A nightbat You want batteries to come with the plans for just twenty bucks, come on Double-A, an actual already put together model may cost anywhere from $100,000.00 on up and way more for the luxury instant page gold model. If you have an old computer lying around you can make one using some of the old mother board parts. It picks up disturbances of gravity waves in the air not gravity itself. I haven't gotten my plans in the mail yet but can hardly wait since you know Darla has told us the aliens are trying to figure out how to land anonymously and reward me for helping them save most able flight engineer and pilot Sil. The detector will notify me as soon as Darla and company starts to make their final approach to my property for the quick gift drop of far advanced alien technology info, decoder rings, and very interesting space toys and gadgets. I turned off and can't use my motion or sound detector property lights for now because it might attract too much attention from the SAC, local town and State Police, neighbors, or general traveling population as the huge mother ship saucer taxies in. Darla is keeping a low key wait and see mode until the actual drop can be accomplished. Knowing how good Sil is it shouldn't be too difficult to finally get the job done without upsetting the natives. I expect a night drop due to the logistics will be better and less conspicuous all around. I'll keep you posted and will set aside a Darla decoder ring for you. the nightbat |
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nightbat wrote
Double-A wrote: nightbat wrote in message ... nightbat wrote For you die hard Sarfatti fans or just those with way too much time on their hands, here's the ticket you've been looking for. Especially the Darla alien fans over in alt.astronomy, who want to know when she/he and company are close by and just might want to come in for a little chat. It says it fits in your pocket for those lonely out in the country or backyard adventures looking for ufo's. See:http://www.futureHorizons.net/ufoa.htm the nightbat Batteries included??? Double-A nightbat You want batteries to come with the plans for just twenty bucks, come on Double-A, an actual already put together model may cost anywhere from $100,000.00 on up and way more for the luxury instant page gold model. If you have an old computer lying around you can make one using some of the old mother board parts. It picks up disturbances of gravity waves in the air not gravity itself. I haven't gotten my plans in the mail yet but can hardly wait since you know Darla has told us the aliens are trying to figure out how to land anonymously and reward me for helping them save most able flight engineer and pilot Sil. The detector will notify me as soon as Darla and company starts to make their final approach to my property for the quick gift drop of far advanced alien technology info, decoder rings, and very interesting space toys and gadgets. I turned off and can't use my motion or sound detector property lights for now because it might attract too much attention from the SAC, local town and State Police, neighbors, or general traveling population as the huge mother ship saucer taxies in. Darla is keeping a low key wait and see mode until the actual drop can be accomplished. Knowing how good Sil is it shouldn't be too difficult to finally get the job done without upsetting the natives. I expect a night drop due to the logistics will be better and less conspicuous all around. I'll keep you posted and will set aside a Darla decoder ring for you. the nightbat |
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"nightbat" wrote in message ... nightbat wrote MorituriMax wrote: Double-A wrote: nightbat wrote in message ... nightbat wrote For you die hard Sarfatti fans or just those with way too much time on their hands, here's the ticket you've been looking for. Especially the Darla alien fans over in alt.astronomy, who want to know when she/he and company are close by and just might want to come in for a little chat. It says it fits in your pocket for those lonely out in the country or backyard adventures looking for ufo's. See:http://www.futureHorizons.net/ufoa.htm the nightbat Batteries included??? Now we know what the aliens use as backup engines in their flying saucers. "It is powered by a typical piston powered aircraft engine using a pusher prop for forward propulsion. An advanced rudder and elevator control system is designed into the saucershape. The large opening in the middle of the craft allows ailerons to be positioned both forward and aft of the lateral axis, therby maximizing athe air deflection." No wonder they keep crashing.... nightbat No, no Max, you have it the opposite, the aliens have been after nightbat to give them the exact knowledge you just handed to them. Their saucers are basically cosmic inter galactic gas stream gliders only and they needed the pusher prop forward propulsion system saucer adaptable technology to get them out of tight cosmic stream or gravity planetary difficulties. I was thinking of trading that technical broken down Earthman info for the secret of eternal life and you gave it away for free. Oh well, I still have lots more top secret info and inventions they can't wait to get their hands on. However, if they use your relayed knowledge to mount a full fledged invasion don't blame me because you didn't first get a signed Inter Galaxy Federation protocol agreement before divulging those secrets. the nightbat Goodnight, nightbat |
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