Civilization on Earth came from aliens

[Rally Sport]

Cant read crap with that stupid skull in the background man, remove it or move it to the side with a different pic cause it looks cool none the less.

[LjasonL]

Well hell, I like the brain xray/cutaway thing so it's staying.

And the spiral thing is the golden mean spiral, which I have in mind as a design for a tattoo. It's nifty.

[LjasonL]

Happy?

[thecackster]

Damn, now it's all plain....HAHA JP...you can't make any one happy!!!!! That is an interesting thought!

[publicenemy137]

I think it's a hoax. More than likely if Africans saw those aliens, knowing humans, they'd panic at what they didn't understand and throw spears at the alien fish. Then take a bite out of its flesh for braggin rights of eating extraterrestrial meat

[ThatRoundHeadedKid]

Probably from Europe....who knows, but I still believe in life outside our galaxy. From what we know about the size of the whole entire universe, it's virtually endless. If the "Big Bang" theory is what is thought to have bring us to life, if it happened here, it could have happened anywhere else in the thousands of other galaxies.

[Gotti]

whats from europe?

[twospirits]

Sheesh, hard critics.

I would not doubt it. There was program I saw many moons ago about this tribe (now I do not remember if it was in Africa, Brazil or in Australia/New Zealand) that are very isolated and they worshipped this object in the jungle/brush. It turns out that its a replica of an airplane exactly in detail made out of wood. If I remember correctly, the tribe had worshipped the airplane for generations, yet the airplane (at least that particualr one) was not in service that far back and no planes fly over that area. So how the hell did they make a replica of it?
The program blew my mind. I think it was Unsolved Mystery or some PBS/Discovery show.

So many unexplained things in this world.

TS out

[LjasonL]

Originally Posted by publicenemy137

I think it's a hoax. More than likely if Africans saw those aliens, knowing humans, they'd panic at what they didn't understand and throw spears at the alien fish. Then take a bite out of its flesh for braggin rights of eating extraterrestrial meat

Another word for the visitors was "The Annedoti" which translates to the abominations or the repulsive ones. Which is kinda convincing because they worship them as their gods, yet they find them repulsive? Almost universally around the world "gods" are thought of as perfect, but theirs are repulsive by definition.

[tonioseven]

I think it's a cool story which I cannot dismiss.

[xXx=BioHazard=xXx]

That is neat. I looked up the Dogon on google and saw some other stories about it. Are you from the church of scientology or have you read L. ron hubberd(sp)

[fredjacksonsan]

IMO that's what happened. There are too many cultures with similar stories. With all the different areas of the world having their "gods" I think it likely. Think, if you're a primitive human and some people have all sorts of technology, it would seem like magic. If you had the technology, you could easily rule. Perhaps "Asgard" and the other heavenly places were space ships of some kind.

Simply, the universe is much too large for us to be alone.

[LjasonL]

Originally Posted by xXx=BioHazard=xXx

Are you from the church of scientology

That's a negative

"Fuck L. Ron Hubbard and fuck all his clones" - Maynard James Keenan