And...?
They could just as easily be Gypsies. That doesn't preclude travel either.
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What will ETs be like?
- Thread starter IamGroot
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And...?
They could just as easily be Gypsies. That doesn't preclude travel either.
They would have to be some highly resourced intergalactic gypsies!
Colonists and the exiled tend not to get along well with the natives in our human paradigm. Gypsies neither for that matter.
Other people tend to not get along with Gypsies. Space Gypsies may something altogether different.
The entire question has been thoroughly explored by Douglas Adams.
1. DON'T PANIC
2. FORTY TWO
3. SO LONG, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH
4. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.
1. DON'T PANIC
2. FORTY TWO
3. SO LONG, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH
4. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.
You'll know them when they get here cause they'll look at you and say "how cute, look at it trying to play bass with only 4 fingers".
Just adding 5. make sure you know where your towel is at all times.
All us hoopy froods know where our towels are.Just adding 5. make sure you know where your towel is at all times.
For you young whippersnappers who aren't familiar with this twilight zone episode:
Aliens land on earth, and want to be friends with us and exchange technology with us. They give us a book that's written in their language, and scientists have only deciphered the title of the book as "To serve man".
They begin by offering humans free rides in their Flying saucers to their home planet as a cultural exchange program.
Watch the clip:
For you young whippersnappers who aren't familiar with this twilight zone episode:
Aliens land on earth, and want to be friends with us and exchange technology with us. They give us a book that's written in their language, and scientists have only deciphered the title of the book as "To serve man".
They begin by offering humans free rides in their Flying saucers to their home planet as a cultural exchange program.
Watch the clip:
Aww, you spoiled it...make ‘em work for it.
slobake
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Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
A thundering 21 seconds at 64 mph, day in, day out. 1973 Chevy Beauville. The best bracket car ever built. It was conceived by aliens who had a sense of humor.
It may depend on where they come from...
But whatever happens, we should all try to have some decent photography skills, just in case...
