[pburgh01]

Swamp gas. Ball lightening. Too much to drink. One toke over the line. Anyway, rocks don’t fall from the sky either.

Have you studied ufology? Groom Lake? The MJ12 hoax, read anything by Stan Grodon, Muiltiverses. I figured as much. Swamp gas in desert New Mexico? What a thoughtful and snarky bit of.."I have to chime in with random mouth diarhea in this thread"

[Talisker]

What a thoughtful and snarky bit of.."I have to chime in with random mouth diarhea in this thread"

Whoa there, cowboy. You're launching friendly fire - he's on your side. It's called sarcasm.

[BlueStateBlues]

Hey, my comments were satire. Why do you think I hit on the thread, just to dump on it? I’ve never seen a UFO but have had experiences with multiuniverses—and why do you think I know about the term “swampgas”, because I don’t give a. . .
?

[JoJo Gunn]

I hate to break it to you apostles of the Church of Ed Wood, but there are no intergalactic proctologists that make late night house calls, no bug eyed crop vandals, no flying saucers that need running lights, zero, zip, nada.

[Quix]

This is one of the most apt, accurate, perceptive and fitting posts I've ever read on an FR UFO thread about naysayers posting idiocies. THANKS TONS.

Have you studied ufology? Groom Lake? The MJ12 hoax, read anything by Stan Grodon, Muiltiverses. I figured as much. Swamp gas in desert New Mexico? What a thoughtful and snarky bit of.."I have to chime in with random mouth diarrhea in this thread"

[I did correct "diarrhea" spelling. I have trouble with that one, too.]

[Ditter]

I have seen real swamp gas in the swampy woods of Brazoria County, Texas and I have seen the Marfa lights in west Texas, just as much a desert as NM. I don't know what caused either but they looked very different.