The AI-generated cat pictures thread
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Looks alien to me.
Actually, think footage #3 of the Jerusalem video was pretty good quality.
In the dark? I think not. But yeah, I think some more credible stuff with start showing up. Considering sitings are growing in the 1000's every year.
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Congratulations, your cryphone's video capture is better than a 1980 Sony BETA Cam? 
I still don't believe it would capture an alleged "UFO" any better. *Shrug*
http://www.kmbc.com/news/28972034/detail.html
I still don't believe it would capture an alleged "UFO" any better. *Shrug*
http://www.kmbc.com/news/28972034/detail.html
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Six people inside a Kansas City home were shocked to find an SUV sitting in their attic after hearing a loud boom on Wednesday night.
The residents of the home said they heard the loud boom and found the SUV in their attic at about 8:30 p.m.
“We were in my daughter’s room watching TV when we heard the noise,” said Michelle Brown.
Brown said her son discovered the SUV as he was leaving to go to the store. “He said, ‘Momma there’s a truck in the ceiling!” Brown said. “And I’m like, ‘A truck in the ceiling?’ And we all ran out of the house.” When police arrived, they found three people inside the SUV. “And the police came and they pulled some people out of the truck because they were still in the truck,” Brown said. “I don’t know how they got up there, but they’re up there!” Brown was home with five children when the SUV flew into the house at 43rd Street and Kensington Avenue. Police said they believe the driver of the SUV was speeding north on Kensington Avenue, and drove up onto the lawn in front of the home, which acted like a ramp, sending the vehicle into the home’s attic. The three people in the SUV were taken to a hospital for treatment of their injuries. They’re expected to recover, police said. Police Department spokesman, Officer Darin Snapp, said the driver of the SUV, Kristopher K. Ploof, 20, of Grandview, was charged on suspicion of driving under the influence and careless driving.
The Red Cross helped the family find temporary shelter.
The residents of the home said they heard the loud boom and found the SUV in their attic at about 8:30 p.m.
“We were in my daughter’s room watching TV when we heard the noise,” said Michelle Brown.
Brown said her son discovered the SUV as he was leaving to go to the store. “He said, ‘Momma there’s a truck in the ceiling!” Brown said. “And I’m like, ‘A truck in the ceiling?’ And we all ran out of the house.” When police arrived, they found three people inside the SUV. “And the police came and they pulled some people out of the truck because they were still in the truck,” Brown said. “I don’t know how they got up there, but they’re up there!” Brown was home with five children when the SUV flew into the house at 43rd Street and Kensington Avenue. Police said they believe the driver of the SUV was speeding north on Kensington Avenue, and drove up onto the lawn in front of the home, which acted like a ramp, sending the vehicle into the home’s attic. The three people in the SUV were taken to a hospital for treatment of their injuries. They’re expected to recover, police said. Police Department spokesman, Officer Darin Snapp, said the driver of the SUV, Kristopher K. Ploof, 20, of Grandview, was charged on suspicion of driving under the influence and careless driving.
The Red Cross helped the family find temporary shelter.
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While camping out in the woods of Virginia back in highschool a big group of us saw some pretty weird **** in the sky one night. A big weird colorful cloud sorta thing, kinda like in those videos but moving/changing shape very slowly like a regular cloud. It just appeared, stayed there for a few hours, then poof it was gone. Made us not want to be out in the middle of no where.
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With how vast the universe is I think it's almost ignorant to assume that our planet is the only one that could possibly sustain life. Take the amount of stars visible by our telescopes and say only one is a thousand can have a planet that supports life, then say that only one in a thousand of those planets have a similar atmosphere to ours, then say one in a thousand of those planets can actually support life. The figure is still over 100,000,000 possible planets, and those are the ones just visible to us with our current technology.
As far as these UFO sightings go....lenticular cloud anyone?
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You want a unique vette? Sell your soul to satan and buy a ZR1 in that sexy ******* graphite color. Add 2 turbochargers and make more power than God could handle.
This is one I jizzed on at the AutoShow right after it was announced. Nissan had their stupid GTR up on a rotator with ropes and ****, GM plopped this out in the middle of their booth.
So basically covering 1/8th a mile every second. That is ******* insane!
I hate "Choppers" in the "Orange County Chopper" definition. Every one of their ******* bikes looks the same and if I see one more spider web bike I'm going to ******* puke. Saw an episode the other day where OCC celebrated 10 years and started to carry Ducatis. They put ******* spider webs in paint on a Ducati Monster.
This bike which you've posted a picture to.. ******* sick. I'd ride it. Would MUCH prefer the front wheel be where it belongs and not all faggged out like that.. but still sick!
Are those GoPRO video cameras really shitty as everyone says? Was going to buy one for the longest time but have been put off by the negative reviews. Hell, noticed Mythbusters started using them for helmet and gun cams..
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