UFO spotted over a small town in TX

[Bboy94]

Guys, you realize UFO doesn't mean ALIENS. It means Unidentified Flying Object. Meaning it was a cow raping ROBOT from Jupiter.

[JDog]

What may have been a UFO was spotted over a small town in Texas recently! Its reported to have been about a mile long, and about a half-mile wide. Read more here

Were is Will Smith when we need him? lol
and I doubt it was a UFO, I think they're just putting that up there for the heck of it.

[MagmarFire]

Guys, you realize UFO doesn't mean ALIENS. It means Unidentified Flying Object. Meaning it was a cow raping ROBOT from Jupiter.

FINALLY!!! SOMEONE UNDERSTANDS ME!!! You know, I could just about hug you now. :P

Anyway, yes. Save the "cow-raping robot from Jupiter" part, it was a UFO. Many seem to erroneously think that UFO equals aliens, even though the correct usage is dealt with any airborne object that isn't or cannot be officially identified. Nothing more, nothing less.

Was the object seen airborne? Yes. Was said airborne object officially identified? No. Thus, it is a UFO. It doesn't mean that there are "aliens" involved; it just means that no one really knows what it was.

[JDog]

But if it is the case of alliens, I think this calls for some will smith. lol sorry, I can't help my self, I need to make a useless and meaningless joke every now and then. :D

[Bboy94]

Now if someone said it was an ET, we would have something to worry about.

The thing about aliens (read Sphere, or some other Michael Chricton books for where I first got this) is that they may not be little green men, or even physical. For all we know they might not be made of carbon creatures, they may be gas or maybe not even visible to us, because they exist in a dimension that our minds cannot comprehend, so they may be among us now.
::)

[Fishalicious]

Dead bacterium on space rocks have been found before.

[Commodore Axilon]

I'm not so sure about that. Do you have a source?

[DW]

I do, I've got spacerocks all over my backyard, it's a bloody mess. Don't know what to do with the things.

Honestly though, when you think about what we've done in space...We could have carried the bacteria out there on one of the space shuttles or something.

[Commodore Axilon]

Or they could be from meteor or asteroid collisions on Earth that have sent debris into orbit.

Either way, I'm still waiting for that source, Fisk!

[Fishalicious]

Living bacteria, sorry, I was wrong.

But still, bacteria ARE living things, and if they live on ground, as they do, then they would be considered Extra Terrestrials, yes?

[Vaati]

Definately a UFO!
I remember having a discussion with a girl in my English Strategies class last year. She asked me if I believed in aliens/UFOs, and I said yes. She lookd at me strange and starting talking like I was dumb for thinking that. So I said "Well, it would be igorant of us to think that we're the only life form in the universe. If living things are able to develope on Earth, why wouldn't living things (maybe not the same type of living things) be able to develope on other planets?"

[DW]

I believe in UFO's. I've seen several in my house. The stuff my sister throws at me moves so fast I can't tell what it is.

[Fishalicious]

To make my view a little more obvious; yes, I believe in unidentified flying objects. I don't, however, believe they are carriers of aliens.

Not that I'm saying people who believe that they carry aliens are stupid, no; I just don't believe that's plausible.

...Texas is a hub for supernatural things, it seems like. o_o Or maybe I just notice the stuff in Texas because I live there. Or maybe it's because the state is large and has varied habitat.

[Zelda Veteran]

Seriously though, nobody can explain to you truthfully where we came from. How can anyone say that other life doesn't exist somewhere? here's a bit of footage about the incident.  

More footage still.

And a final video concerning MUFON.

[Hi no Seijin]

I'm a UFO on a daily basis.  How else am I supposed to stalk Shika?