[QUOTE=Redcow17;25380935]Over in Illinois, I live in Chicago. Theres been a black dot sitting kind of far out in the skyline. I thought it was just like something on the glass of the window I was looking out of, but when I got up it was still there.
Anyone live near me?[/QUOTE]
Im in the loop right now, and I think you should quit fucking shooting up heroin with the rest of the bums. Get a job you hippy.
Light reflected on the border of the universe and this black dot is a corner.
its Gabe newells asshole
OMG IT WAS TRUE
[url]http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?1012946-Retired-NORAD-officer-s-new-book-predicts-aliens-tommorow[/url]
Just take a picture and add it to the original post.
I live in Chicago but there are too many houses and structures around me that block the horizon.
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Where is your approximate location? Which direction is it at?
God needs to get out the windex.
It's the negative sun
I live in Illinois, but I cant check right now. I'll be sure to tell you if I see it.
I don't know, this sounds very serious and should be taken care of immediately.
Shit, can we please get a picture? I want to see this for myself. We got something similar a week ago. Weird black dot on the horizon, Except we knew ours was a military drill, they were flying around like dipshits.
It's a tiny piece of magnetized debris that's floating around in the OP's vitreous cavity. How it got there, I do not know, but what I do know is that since it's magnetized, it will always try to align itself with the Earth's magnetic poles, so it changes position within the cavity and thus gives the illusion that the point in the sky is static. That, and the fact that its dark outline heavily contrasts with the clear, bright sky is what makes it visible only whenever he goes outside.
Yeah. I've finally figured it out.
[img]http://uppix.net/a/2/7/24938d806bd56069294f078726f51.jpg[/img]
[QUOTE=Redcow17;25380935]Over in Illinois, I live in Chicago. Theres been a black dot sitting kind of far out in the skyline. I thought it was just like something on the glass of the window I was looking out of, but when I got up it was still there.
Anyone live near me?[/QUOTE]
What's your current location? I'll have a car pick you up.
[QUOTE=bravehat;25381010]IT'S THE LHC IT'S FINALLY DOOMED US ALL BY MAKING A BLACK HOLE!!!
:byodood:[/QUOTE]
Colliding particles cant create a black hole, imploding a planet however...
Its the planet know as "fast threads" where this belongs
Give us a goddamn photo for god's sake, or no one will believe you.
[QUOTE=Redcow17;25380935]Over in Illinois, I live in Chicago. Theres been a black dot sitting kind of far out in the skyline. I thought it was just like something on the glass of the window I was looking out of, but when I got up it was still there.
Anyone live near me?[/QUOTE]
I live in Glenview (northern suburb) and I didn't notice anything haha.
Good thing I live in the northern suburbs.
Also I will take a look and see if I can see it.
It's me, hello down there.
[QUOTE=animephreak135;25385172]It's me, hello down there.[/QUOTE]
Do you have big dicks?
I didn't have my phone with me when I saw this. I was with a few people at the office I work at and we watched it for like 15 minutes. Came back later and it was not there.
It just looked like a black dot, you couldn't see any details. I don't know exactly how big it was because I'm not sure how close it was relative to where I work. It seemed further out, though, and we could see it. So it must have been semi-big.
black hole
I've been having this reoccurring dream... I'm living back at my old house in the south end of Lombard, and I'm young... let's say about twelve or so. Outside it was the most amazing day I had ever seen, it was maybe 75 degrees, no humidity, a slight wind blowing past my window.
I get up out of bed, and walk over to the window to just take it all in, and it's just... the most amazing thing I'd ever seen, the grass, the sky, everything was just so vibrant, moreso than if a day like this actually happened... but then I heard what at first sounded like tornado sirens, but then realized were old air raid sirens. I thought to myself that I'd only heard these in movies, that's how I could recognize them... something bad must be going down.
Given recent times, it was kind of obvious to think we were being attacked by terrorists, but I noticed something on the horizon... it was a big, black blanket. It was just... covering up the sky, from under the clouds it was just blocking out the sun... You could just [i]feel[/i] night time moving toward the day, that's what it was like.
And as it came closer, it also came lower, and I started to be able to make out what it was... and it wasn't one thing, it was thousands of things. [i]Millions[/i] of things. I started to hear something, it sounded like people whispering things, illegible tiny whispers that you just can't quite grasp...
and as they came close enough, I realized that all these tiny little things... I realized that they were UFO's. I realized that we were being invaded by aliens on the most beautiful day I had ever seen... and I think that dream means that...
the day we come in contact with something other than us, something that we can learn from, something that will change our daily lives... that will change [i]history[/i]...
that [i]that[/i] will be the most beautiful day.
also I don't see shit outside you got me excited.
It's a weather balloon.
I rated you artistic but I don't know. I might have to switch to informative
I rather informative, it's a play on something by a local band out here in Chicago. I tried writin' it all up from memory but whatever :v:
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ah, here it is [url]http://www.last.fm/music/Professor+Kliq/_/The+Most+Beautiful+Day[/url]
Dangit [del]Bobb[/del] daijitsu
I actually believed you for a second.
Anyways, looks like there won't be any alien meeting today, should I reschedule it for tomorrow?
Oh that's just me
I let go of a black balloon a few days ago, I think it could be in Chicago by now.
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