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Would you willingly get in a UFO?

DarkOne
(@sscadmin)
Illustrious Member Admin

You have seen Close Encounters of the Third Kind and other movies like it where if you had the opportunity to go with a alien species and leave Earth behind would you go?

Hmmm would I go, heck yeah. Probably be my only opportunity to ever leave Earth's atmosphere while I am alive. Yeah I risk the probes 😮 . Then you will be able to answer the true question everyone wants to know.... Are there really sexy green females? 😆

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Topic starter Posted : December 11, 2009 09:55
(@pinback)
99 Star General
Darkone wrote:
Yeah I risk the probes 😮 .

😆 😆

HELL YES

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Posted : December 11, 2009 11:02
Geraldine
(@geraldine)
Famed Member

I voted yes, but only if they gave a go at flying it! Then I would head to the future (because UFO's can do that sort of thing) and bring you all back copies of Elite IV and drop them all over your home towns 😆 A sort of Alien Santa! :mrgreen:

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Posted : December 11, 2009 14:58
DarkOne
(@sscadmin)
Illustrious Member Admin

So I take it you will be doing some time traveling Geraldine 🙂

I have always wondered what an alien species might think of humans?

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Topic starter Posted : December 13, 2009 19:59
(@shant)
Estimable Member

Ofcourse, that's the opportunity of a billion lifetimes. May I even suggest that anyone who would answer 'no' probably doesn't belong on this site. 😀

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Posted : December 14, 2009 12:46
DarkOne
(@sscadmin)
Illustrious Member Admin
Shant wrote:
Ofcourse, that's the opportunity of a billion lifetimes. May I even suggest that anyone who would answer 'no' probably doesn't belong on this site. 😀

Well maybe they are not looking forward to getting probed 😮

But a REAL SPACE GAMER would gladly accept all to go in a UFO 🙂

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Topic starter Posted : December 14, 2009 12:55
(@shant)
Estimable Member

Yeah, then there are those for whom the probing may be their sole reason for getting on board. One just never knows. 😮

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Posted : December 14, 2009 13:02
DarkOne
(@sscadmin)
Illustrious Member Admin

😆 😆 😆

That is very true. Hey you never know it could feel quite good?

I think I would have a hard time sucking down some Klingon food at the dinner table.

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Topic starter Posted : December 14, 2009 20:46
(@shant)
Estimable Member

Damn straight! Remember the episode on Next Generation, where commander Ryker had to eat a plate of "Gakh" with a bunch of klingons? I remember thinking 'To hell with that, you guys eat. I'll watch. If that offends you, bite me." I really don't think I could do it. I'd have to have the fate of the world on my shoulders to move hand to mouth.

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Posted : December 14, 2009 21:06
DarkOne
(@sscadmin)
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So just showing signs of weakness won't encourage you to eat it huh 🙂

C'mon Shant dig in.... or the federation could be at risk

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Topic starter Posted : December 15, 2009 05:12
(@shant)
Estimable Member

HA! Good lord just looking at it is hard!

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Posted : December 15, 2009 08:10
(@vaipa)
Eminent Member

Why the gagh look especially scrumptious today

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Posted : December 30, 2009 03:43
DarkOne
(@sscadmin)
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If that is all you had to eat you would eat it. Just think it would be a good test for your gag reflex 😆

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Topic starter Posted : December 30, 2009 05:36
(@shant)
Estimable Member

I wouldn't eat it. Starvation is underrated. I'd go to the holodec and order an 8 ounce filet, medium rare, with a nice cabernet. And I'm still not sure I'd get the worms out of my head...

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Posted : December 30, 2009 07:13
(@bullwinkle)
Estimable Member
Darkone wrote:
If that is all you had to eat you would eat it.

Maybe after a few weeks.

Maybe.

🙂

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it would be a good test for your gag reflex 😆

I think that's why the Klingons call it "gagh". It makes raw targ look downright appetizing.

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As for getting into a UFO, I would be curious, of course. But I cannot help remembering these people from Independence Day...

IndependenceDaySign08.jpg

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Posted : December 30, 2009 11:09
(@grykus)
Active Member

I'd bring a whole bunch of Space Sims with me, install them on to the ships computer and pull up X3 on the ship's heads-up display. What could be more fun then that?

- G

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Posted : February 8, 2010 19:55
(@gunsmif)
Trusted Member

I`d love to travel to strange new worlds........ meet aliens of new and interesting cultures.......AAAAAAND KILL THEM!! 😈 😆

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Posted : February 8, 2010 23:26
(@gunsmif)
Trusted Member

lol grykus. i took my daughter to a petting farm to see all the different farm animals and she walked round all day with her head in her D.S playin harvest moon!!?? 😆 😆

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Posted : February 8, 2010 23:29
(@shant)
Estimable Member
Bullwinkle wrote:

I think that's why the Klingons call it "gagh".

Ahaha! 😆

Bullwinkle wrote:

As for getting into a UFO, I would be curious, of course. But I cannot help remembering these people from Independence Day...

IndependenceDaySign08.jpg

[hsimg] [/hsimg]

[hsimg] [/hsimg]

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IndependenceDaySign16.jpg

:mrgreen:

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Posted : February 10, 2010 06:41
(@xenohelix)
Eminent Member

Nope, and it's got something to do with things crawling up certain orifice 😆

If it was fun, why the heck you thing aliens kidnap people? 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆

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Posted : April 20, 2010 21:01
(@cyrusblack)
Eminent Member

depends if they offer me candy. then no. never get in a space ship with no windows.

and if we are going to be going with a serious "what if" scenario.. can they feed me? what kinds of cultural differeces might we have? what about health risks from cross contamintation, why are they asking me to come allong? do they give you a "WARNING" mental trigger? what if your just food? can you really say you will be happy away from other human kind? all stuff you have to consider you know.

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Posted : July 9, 2011 12:23
DarkOne
(@sscadmin)
Illustrious Member Admin

This is obviously a guess, but if alien lifeforms are capable to coming to our planet. Then they must be able to over come the whole food concept and be able to synthesize something for you to eat. On the contamination, we have decon procedures that seem to kill 99% of harmful germs (that we know or) so I am taking it that the aliens would have something similar.

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Topic starter Posted : July 9, 2011 20:51
(@cyrusblack)
Eminent Member
DarkOne wrote:
This is obviously a guess, but if alien lifeforms are capable to coming to our planet. Then they must be able to over come the whole food concept and be able to synthesize something for you to eat. On the contamination, we have decon procedures that seem to kill 99% of harmful germs (that we know or) so I am taking it that the aliens would have something similar.

and they got around good ole Eisenstein (/there equivalent discoverer) id assume they would be good for it.

decon only works for surfaces, not your insides, also what about the bacteria you need to function correctly? wiping out all foriegn elements from a human body will kill you. slowly. and i could see there motivations being one of several, Curiosity/ scientific pursuit, alien thought process (ergo doesnt make sense to us), social comprehension of a foriegn people/functional diplomacy, food (damn twilight zone). who knows? space hippies trying to save a specie and or planet? mabe they just wana try some weed. lol

anyway, personal opinion stands that they would have to make me a good argument for me to come along. i wouldnt even try it until ive had all my pressing questions asked and answered ahead of time. (did the same thing to my recruiter, know your options and the situation).

PS. are there females hot is the 3rd question i ask, just behind food and not being the food

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Posted : July 9, 2011 21:37
(@brianetta)
Prominent Member

If aliens come to Earth, we're toast. Any species that has space flight must be aggressive enough to have fought its way to dominate at least its own home planet. They're not going to suddenly become enlightened, any more than we are. They'll be the way they evolved, and they'll be technologically ahead of us, because they came to us.

I wouldn't get into their space craft. That just turns me into a specimen for study and exploitation. Even if their intention is not to destroy us, the act of fulfilling whatever their intended actions are will probably have that effect. It'll be like Europeans landing in the Americas for the first time, but without any of the empathy or understanding.

One thing that should be borne in mind is that all life on Earth has a common ancestor, and even the most wacky and alien-seeming species here is still driven by DNA and well understood biochemistry. Even here on Earth, we can't communicate meaningfully with most species - even those which might be sentient. Physically, we resemble almost none of the other species; even the other vertebrates are wildly varied, and the insects outnumber us by a frightening amount whilst not looking anything like us. Aliens might have no chemistry in common. If they even turned out to be (D)RNA based, scientists would actually see that as evidence that they were terrestrial in origin, or that we were seeded by them.

So, aliens will be different. They will be extremely difficult to communicate with. They will think differently, they will have their own motives, they are likely to be aggressively evolved, and they will have better technology than us. They will utterly trounce us. Even if they're Quite Nice Really.

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Posted : August 7, 2011 14:29