Do you believe in life beyond our planet, or galaxy?

[MysteryChicken]

I'm probably gonna lock the thread tonight, so I don't have to catch up on everyone in the morning.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Don't get me wrong, but I like hearing everyone's opinions on the subject, & hearing about what they may think exists outside our galaxy.

 

[MTKitty]

I’ve always toyed with the idea that we are but one giant petri dish, populated with ... us, as some kind of cosmic experiment. With that in mind, it only makes sense the the Mad Creation-Scientist has other petri dishes going for comparison. All if which begs the question of the Cosmic Hazardous Materials Disposal bag to be used when the experiment ends.

Either that, or I’ve watched a few too many Mystery Science Theatre episodes.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I’ve always toyed with the idea that we are but one giant petri dish, populated with ... us, as some kind of cosmic experiment. With that in mind, it only makes sense the the Mad Creation-Scientist has other petri dishes going for comparison. All if which begs the question of the Cosmic Hazardous Materials Disposal bag to be used when the experiment ends.

Either that, or I’ve watched a few too many Mystery Science Theatre episodes.

Never heard of the show.

I've also heard about the Earth is a petri dish theory/Hypothesis too.

 

[AntiqueB]

Lots of people have memories about abductions. I may not openly preach it, but I'm also not going to completely discount it. I'm open-minded!

The glowing spot is interesting. And the scoop marks are common in abductees.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Lots of people have memories about abductions. I may not openly preach it, but I'm also not going to completely discount it. I'm open-minded!

The glowing spot is interesting. And the scoop marks are common in abductees.

True.
Same here.


The glowing spots are located near a hole in the leg of my pajama pants, which is in the knee area.

Yep, they're a common occurence.

 

[MTKitty]

Never heard of the show.

I've also heard about the Earth is a petri dish theory/Hypothesis too.

Used to be Mystery Science Theatre 2000, until the millennium turned. Then it changed to MST 3000. The premise is a man trapped in space with a bunch of old, cheesy sci-fi movies builds a pair of robots for company. They all pass the time watching the movies and making comments or creating new dialogue throughout the run time. It was pretty stupid, but had some funny moments.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Well, this definitely took a sharp left while I was away.

 

[theoldchick]

Sure! Why wouldn't there be life somewhere else?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Used to be Mystery Science Theatre 2000, until the millennium turned. Then it changed to MST 3000. The premise is a man trapped in space with a bunch of old, cheesy sci-fi movies builds a pair of robots for company. They all pass the time watching the movies and making comments or creating new dialogue throughout the run time. It was pretty stupid, but had some funny moments.

Weird, sounds kinda like the Twilight Zone almost.