What is it

old · Oct 30, 2009

There is a bright light showing up in the sky to the south or of and to the east just a tad. Could that be the sun been so long since I saw the sun I forgot what it looks like

Jahaze · Oct 30, 2009

sorry to dissapoint you, that's actually just a pod from the mother ship scanning earth for signs of intellegent life, if you stay inside long enough it will go away and you won't be bothered.

glennster · Oct 30, 2009

the ancient ones spoke of that during secret rituals. it was in a language that has not been spoken in millennium. must be a flaming chariot.

Flurette Farm · Oct 30, 2009

I think it may be some one trying to promote a reality show. ........

James Howell · Oct 30, 2009

Mira hacia el cielo, es el sol.

Brillante estrella brillando sobre nuestro planeta.

Tan bonita como John Deere amarillo.

I'm OK now; overheated from exposure to the sun.

Too Far Gone · Oct 30, 2009

Either that or we'll all go out and look and prove theres no intelligent life here

Anonymous-0 · Oct 30, 2009

Have you been hitt'n the bottle again Old,,

Wayne in MN · Oct 30, 2009

Don't know what you see; we have cotton balls(?) falling out of the sky here in west Central MN!! On top of about 4" rain earlier this month!!!

Nancy Howell · Oct 30, 2009

Hmmm, so that's the problem.

old · Oct 30, 2009

I almost never hit the bottle now once in a while I do hit the can or 2 of beer but very rare the bottle. LOL

rrlund · Oct 30, 2009

What do you have to do to GET IT notice you? Beam me up Scotty!

Anonymous-0 · Oct 30, 2009

You're here with us, right? That probably means we have been scanned and passed over.

Jahaze · Oct 30, 2009

if you really want to get noticed, dress yourself only in tin foil, flap your arms and run around the neighborhood yelling "if only I could fly"

Of course, you might be able to get nice ride in an ambulance instead, but it's a chance you're going to have to take.

rrlund · Oct 30, 2009

Is it warm and dry where they'd take me? Nice and quiet where I could rest for a long time?

Coloken · Oct 30, 2009

How far south do I have to go to see it?

rustyfarmall · Oct 30, 2009

Don't know, went outside to have a look, but the rain got all over my glasses and then I was nearly blown over by the wind, so I came back in.

glennster · Oct 30, 2009

nancy, i think james had his hat on too tight. my spanish aint so good but i tink i can translate.

sounds like first thing happened is his hat got stuck in the ceiling.

then some smart guy was planting something in the road.

then his john deere got chased by an armadillo.

dunno, i wasnt too good in spanish class.

Alex.C · Oct 30, 2009

No, I think he's saying somthing bout a yellow JD in the sky. I don't know. Thats why I'm taking my 3rd year of Spanish 2 next semester. Oh well.
Alex

John A. · Oct 30, 2009

Old and the rest of ya'll,
It IS the sun, it has been shining all day here in Central Texas, 66 degrees and no clouds. Just about perfect here, I do know that ya'll are still trying to finish up harvest and Fall chores. Surely you can get finished up soon.
Hopefully it won't turn into a fall/winter of 72 in the High Plains of Texas/Okla. That yr those boys cut Milo from Midnight to 3:00am only time the ground was frozen enough to get the Combines through the fields. Also the milo would toughen up to much to thrash. @ midnight start off with a full 6 rows as the night progressed and as the milo would toughen slide over to 5, then 4, then 3, then 2rows by then it was about 3:00am, Also the farmers kept a tractor on each end of the field to help pull the combines around, or dead-head one from end to end. Hopfully it won't come to that for Ya'll.
Later,
John A.

Hoss In ME · Oct 30, 2009

Im some glad I put my tin foil hat on yesterday./,sss Hoss

Anonymous-0 · Oct 31, 2009

I thought they were green.

Anonymous-0 · Oct 31, 2009

A rather fertile imagination, but he was right in one respect, he was in the sun far too long.

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