| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | numbah16tdhaha (147)
06/25/2008 | Sure. They like to hang out at my house.
UPDATE: Alright, if evidence we require, I guess I'll fess up. Only Ridge and my Arizona Mafia knew until now, but I was actually born on a planet called Tython deep in the core of the Old Republic. It was there that I learned to touch the Force. Ever since General Xendor and the Legions of Lettow were defeated in the First Schism of the Jedi I've been on standby to battle evil. If you consider that Star Wars was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away and this happened 24,500 years before any of that, you might say I'm very old and very well traveled.
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 | SuKingsANDKnights300 (14)
06/25/2008 | YES..NO..YES..there may be. But where is the evidence?...I can design an aircraft that is puzzling to describe, and launch it secrertly into the sky, and say look, I have spotted a flying saucer to decieve the Government, and the artificial society to release billions of dollers to raise my own unseen secret project of Saucer investigation....who is stupid anyway to accept your claims?
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 | Ben999 (10)
02/22/2007 | Has anyone seen men in black or Mars Attack!? Those movies are based on true events. The aliens are here! Run for your lives!
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 | blue47 (12)
02/20/2007 | Oh, I doubt it. The vast distance involved, the expense, the amount of technology involved. We just would not be worth it to a civilization that far advanced. Personally I think life is as plentiful and as diverse as is found it the oceans. If aliens have been here, I doubt it. We are an obcure and average solar system in the backwater of an average galaxy, nothing special here...
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 | LastMessenger3 (40)
02/20/2007 | We can't possibly be the only God's creations in this universe, therefore I do believe very much in aliens.
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 | GenghisTheHun (168)
02/20/2007 | Let me get this straight. Beings defy all the rules of time, space and physics, come across trackless space and with marvelous bits of navigation land here on Earth.
Then something happens to them. They must all get drunk and blunder around with their machines illuminated like brick outhouses in the middle of the Sahara Desert, buzzing airplanes, making a pest of themselves on radar screens and doing lots of teenage stuff. Yeah, I'm a believer.
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 | primaxdonna (4)
02/20/2007 | how can any of us believe that we are the only beings in existence? space is infinite, there must be millions of species out there. some may even be green.
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 | Djahuti (54)
05/01/2006 | I don't consider Life on other Planets "supernatural".If it exists,and it is mathematically VERY probable that it does,it is quite Natural."Aliens" would not suprise me,but I doubt any INTELLIGENT beings would want to come here and mingle with the doofus humans who poo in their own water supply.
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 | Drummond (54)
04/29/2006 | I don't see anything "supernatural" about life in other parts of the universe. I certainly don't believe that we are alone in the universe. It's a pretty big place.
I am more skeptical when it comes to claims that there have been extraterrestial visits however. I am skeptical that it is possible to travel faster than the speed of light.
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 | SZinHonshu (44)
02/08/2006 | Yes, I do. But I have absolute proof of aliens from across the border because I see them where I live and work every day.
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 | Mr.Political (18)
07/23/2005 | Reason dictates that with the countless number of galaxies and planets in outer space no one can say for sure whether or not there are aliens. To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised at all if there are many different types of life forms beyond our own planet because Earth certainly cannot be the only place life may exist. Now I'm not saying that life comes in the form of little green men with big black eyes; infact it probably comes by way of something much less interesting to us.
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 | traderboy (25)
07/23/2005 | If I were a betting man (and I am), I'd wager anything anyone would care to in favor of the existence of other forms of life throughout the cosmos. It's sheer hubris to think of ourselves as the only beings worth considering. Are they stopping by for French fries and an anal probe? Highly unlikely, although I wouldn't put it past a species that's managed to set its petty differences aside in order to achieve a greater understanding of where they've been, where they are, and where they're going.
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| Inmyopinion (10)
07/22/2005 | Have they ever visited us? Probably not, I wasn't alive in 1947, so Roswell doesn't really do much for me on that. But are there other living beings on other planets? Of course there are, the universe is infinate, there has to be. The percentage of space that the Earth, even our solar system and galaxy, take up of the Universe can't even be measured that it's so small.
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 | CastleBee (81)
07/22/2005 | After reading two of Whitley Striebers accounts of his own (alleged) alien abductions, I think these ugly little things can be relegated to the demonic closet along with Satans other favorite imitation of life, ghosts. You see, the thing is, when Mr. Strieber wasnt supposedly ripping around the countryside, being levitated into a space ship and who knows what else; he was making his living writing horror/science fiction novels. Of course, my inclination to discount the accuracy of these stories didnt stop me from being spooked completely out by them. In fairness, I got the impression that he really believes he has been abducted and, though anything is possible, I dont think this is a ploy to sell books. His straight fiction seemed to be doing well on its own. But, you add all the elements together not the least of it being that he delves into the occult to do his work and it isnt hard to see the tell tale signs of deceit.
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 | kingguiness (11)
07/22/2005 |
Yes, they are out there. There are galaxies upon galaxies. They are watching us right now.
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 | interloper5 (0)
07/22/2005 | The odds are almost infinite for the existence of a lifeform that can travel intersteller. I mean look at earth, like 5 billion years old and has had life for what 3.5 billion years and it is just now developing a lifeform that can barely get into space, perhaps Aliens are previous Earth inhabitants that left the earth and return from time to time, to see how Earth is doing, Maybe people have seen them and called them gods, because of their advanced technology which seemed like magic and supernatural powers to primitive peoples.
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 | abichara (60)
07/21/2005 | Given the billions of galaxies out there, the odds are fairly high that there has to be intelligent life out there. Indeed, they probably exist right around the corner from us here on the Milky Way.
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 | kamylienne (77)
07/21/2005 | Possible. Maybe not as complex as what we've got on Earth (maybe MORE complex, who knows), but I'd imagine that there's probably some thing that's the equivalent of a unicellular organism that's not on Earth that's out there somewhere.
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 | irishgit (138)
07/21/2005 | Of course, where do you think Wal-Mart gets 50 percent of its employees from?
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