Invited by Aliens: Would You Join Them To Their Homeworld?

trainedobserver · 12-28-2009, 08:32 PM

It would violate everything I've learned about UFOs so far:

1. Never signal a UFO. (See the Allagash abductions, etc.)

2. Never approach a landed, crashed, or beached UFO/USO. There are numerous accounts of radiation burns and reactions to toxic substances. (See the Piney Woods Incident, etc.)

3. Don't touch anything you suspect as being of extraterrestrial origin. Doing so puts you under quarantine laws with possible fines and or imprisonment. (See Title 14, Section 1211 of the Code of Federal Regulations.)

4. Don't smile at UFO occupants as showing your teeth may be misinterpreted as aggressive behavior. (This from Greenbank's, The Book Of Survival.)

I personally don't know how I would react if I had an encounter but I suspect that I might despite everything, signal, approach, and handle a UFO while grinning like an ape if given the opportunity. Well ... I'm pretty sure I would. But they are good tips none the less and shouldn't be ignored by more reasonable folk than myself.

Given the opportunity I'd certainly be open to the experience of actually getting off the planet. The likely-hood of such a thing seems pretty remote as I'm sure they have regulations against transporting dangerous life-forms.

12-28-2009, 08:32 PM	#23
trainedobserver Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: USA Posts: 284	Re: Invited by Aliens: Would You Join Them To Their Homeworld? It would violate everything I've learned about UFOs so far: 1. Never signal a UFO. (See the Allagash abductions, etc.) 2. Never approach a landed, crashed, or beached UFO/USO. There are numerous accounts of radiation burns and reactions to toxic substances. (See the Piney Woods Incident, etc.) 3. Don't touch anything you suspect as being of extraterrestrial origin. Doing so puts you under quarantine laws with possible fines and or imprisonment. (See Title 14, Section 1211 of the Code of Federal Regulations.) 4. Don't smile at UFO occupants as showing your teeth may be misinterpreted as aggressive behavior. (This from Greenbank's, The Book Of Survival.) I personally don't know how I would react if I had an encounter but I suspect that I might despite everything, signal, approach, and handle a UFO while grinning like an ape if given the opportunity. Well ... I'm pretty sure I would. But they are good tips none the less and shouldn't be ignored by more reasonable folk than myself. Given the opportunity I'd certainly be open to the experience of actually getting off the planet. The likely-hood of such a thing seems pretty remote as I'm sure they have regulations against transporting dangerous life-forms.