The lighter side of UFOs

Alice Shortcake · 18th July 2007, 07:24 AM

I’ve just finished reading “UFOs and Alien Contact – Two Centuries of Mystery” by Robert E Bartholomew and George S Howard. The book closes with a compilation of over 200 examples of so-called alien contacts, some of which are so hilarious I couldn’t resist sharing them with you:

1924, Denver, Colorado
Mrs H C Hutchinson claims to have received psychic messages from Elder Brothers on Mars…She was told that Martians don’t make love, but healthy, intelligent females have babies via parthenogenesis, which is frustrating to Martian men and one of the reasons they are visiting the earth…

1936, near Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada
At age fifteen, Johann Purchalski observed “a saucer type object” pass over Port Colborne and land in a nearby field…He was given a metal badge which “states that the ship was owned by a member of the Planet Mars Police Force in the main city, Marsopolis”.

1952, near Mormon Mesa, Nevada
Falling asleep in his truck in the Nevada desert, Truman Bethurum awoke surrounded by “eight to ten small men”. All were neatly dressed in uniforms similar to those “worn by Greyhound bus drivers.”

1957, Everittstown, New Jersey
John Trasco walked outside to feed his dog and saw a brilliant egg-shaped object hovering in front of his barn. Confronted by a three-foot-tall being with large froglike eyes, Tresco thought the “little man” said, in broken English, “We are peaceful people, we only want your dog.” Frightened, he replied “Get the hell out of here.”

1965, Venezuela
A UFO landed and two occupants seven to eight feet tall with long hair and big eyes…communicated telepathically. When asked if any aliens live amongst us, they replied “Yes, two million, four hundred and seventeen thousand, eight hundred and five.”

1975, Fargo, North Dakota
After being returned home by aliens who took her on a trip to another planet, Sandra Larson was asked by one of her abductors what soap was. At this, she gave him a cup of laundry detergent.

1977, near Pelham, Georgia
Five aliens take a Mr Dawson aboard their spaceship and give him a medical examination. Near the end of the exam, Dawson says a voice from inside the craft shouted, “I am Jimmy Hoffa! I am Jimmy Hoffa! I am-“

1978, near Belden, Nebraska
A prominent businessman watched a bright object, which closely resembled an army tank, land on the road ahead. A door in the craft opened and a man, wearing white duck pants and a white shirt, stepped out. He then spoke, addressing the witness by his first name: “Well, Bob – what do you think of this?” The man then re-entered the object, which left the same way as it came. A high-pitched whine was heard as the object left.

1979, near La Palma, Mexico
Manuel Fidel Cruz Lopez was approached by eight armed aliens who emerged from a hovering saucer-shaped object. They ordered him to cut off his penis, which he did with his machete. He got medical aid the next day after wandering that night in shock.
Lopez, who has a wife and three kids, said: “I am not ashamed of being castrated. That was fate and it could happen to anyone.”

And finally, my personal favourite:

1979, Rowley Regis, West Midlands
Jean Hingley was at her Bluestone Walk home when a flying saucer landed on the lawn. “I opened the back door and there was a blinding light. Then these three men bombed past me and went into the lounge. The little green men had wings and horrible waxy faces, like corpses.” She offered them coffee, but they asked for a glass of water. Upon leaving, they took her mince pies and said they would return some other time.

philkensebben · 18th July 2007, 07:33 AM

So what was the mystery with these anecdotes? That anyone believed them ?

Beady · 18th July 2007, 09:04 AM

Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake

1977, near Pelham, Georgia
Five aliens take a Mr Dawson aboard their spaceship and give him a medical examination. Near the end of the exam, Dawson says a voice from inside the craft shouted, “I am Jimmy Hoffa! I am Jimmy Hoffa! I am-“

Well, now we know.

Magic 9-Ball · 18th July 2007, 09:17 AM

My favorite UFO story is told by my cousin. He is very detailed on how the multiple UFOs were flying around in the sky in an eerie pattern. Then, at the same time, they all flew together and met at the Mother ship, which then flew up an out into space. He stands and points in the sky and traces the patterns with his fingers.

Then again, I never took the drugs my cousin took at the time, so I've had to take his word for it these many years.

magi · 18th July 2007, 09:41 AM

Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake

1965, Venezuela
A UFO landed and two occupants seven to eight feet tall with long hair and big eyes…communicated telepathically. When asked if any aliens live amongst us, they replied “Yes, two million, four hundred and seventeen thousand, eight hundred and five.”

Huh, that's funny. Isn't that about how many Scientologists there were in 1965?

Starthinker · 18th July 2007, 10:57 AM

I like the one where the old man sees aliens coming out of a ship and start blasting everything in sight. He runs home to get his shotgun and waits by the door. The door flys open and he fires, killing his wife. "Imagine, that," he said, "My wife was an alien."

Slimething · 18th July 2007, 11:16 AM

Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake

1952, near Mormon Mesa, Nevada
Falling asleep in his truck in the Nevada desert, Truman Bethurum awoke surrounded by “eight to ten small men”. All were neatly dressed in uniforms similar to those “worn by Greyhound bus drivers.”

I suspected that we were all in deep s**t when I heard that aliems from outside space were eyeing us but now I know our doom is sealed. These aliens are barbaric, not friendly. Any being who would voluntarily dress like a Greyhound bus driver must be malevolent and deranged.

Slimething, Slave to Fashion

sdt23107 · 18th July 2007, 12:52 PM

Quote:

1975, Fargo, North Dakota
After being returned home by aliens who took her on a trip to another planet, Sandra Larson was asked by one of her abductors what soap was. At this, she gave him a cup of laundry detergent.

Ok so the alines have ships that can go faster than light but don't know what soap is? Who was she hanging out with, Kilingons?

Warge · 18th July 2007, 02:15 PM

I find this not so funny as depressing - those are clearly mentally unstable people, probably on some kind of hallucinogenic drug.

Gord_in_Toronto · 18th July 2007, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by Warge

I find this not so funny as depressing - those are clearly mentally unstable people, probably on some kind of hallucinogenic drug.

[EXTREME SKEPTIC MODE ON] How can you say that? You can't disprove what these people say they saw.[/EXTREME SKEPTIC MODE ON]

Hamradioguy · 18th July 2007, 08:26 PM

Was Howard Menger, the sign painter from High Bridge, NJ, mentioned in that book? He was one of the first "contactees" I can remember. For some reason his back yard was "Landing Field Number 2" for the Venusian Air Force as I recall. His Venusian pals used to stop in for coffee when they were in the neighborhood....or so he claimed.

When I later told a classmate at college- a UFO contactee believer- that Menger had been institutionalized for mental problems he told me the government did this to keep Menger out of sight.

TTLer · 18th July 2007, 08:28 PM

Attn Alice Shortcake:

We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum.

Please take your tales somewhere else.

Seriously.

Warge · 18th July 2007, 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by Gord_in_Toronto

[EXTREME SKEPTIC MODE ON] How can you say that? You can't disprove what these people say they saw.[/EXTREME SKEPTIC MODE ON]

Well, I can't prove that a neighbour I had actually got answers when he talked to the moon either (really loud too since the moon is so far away - he scared the willies out of my other neighbours), but I know that he was a schizophrenic...

Stellafane · 18th July 2007, 09:33 PM

Originally Posted by TTLer

Attn Alice Shortcake:

We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum.

Please take your tales somewhere else.

Seriously.

Really? Since when?

Quakeulf · 19th July 2007, 04:51 AM

Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake

1957, Everittstown, New Jersey
John Trasco walked outside to feed his dog and saw a brilliant egg-shaped object hovering in front of his barn. Confronted by a three-foot-tall being with large froglike eyes, Tresco thought the “little man” said, in broken English, “We are peaceful people, we only want your dog.” Frightened, he replied “Get the hell out of here.”

(Insert joke about food habits of asian countries)

Alice Shortcake · 19th July 2007, 05:58 AM

Attn TTLer:

Having noticed the tags for "alien, aliens, ufo, ufos", I stupidly assumed that readers of this skeptic forum - at least those with a sense of humour - might be interested.

I stand corrected.

Magic 9-Ball · 19th July 2007, 06:53 AM

Originally Posted by TTLer

Attn Alice Shortcake:

We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum.

Please take your tales somewhere else.

Seriously.

Per the title of this forum, this clearly states:

General Skepticism and The Paranormal - "Discuss aspects of the paranormal here, as well as general questions and comments on things skeptical, such as dowsing, UFOs, etc."

Clearly, those who are interested do discuss UFOs.

Lanzy · 19th July 2007, 07:01 AM

As a fellow new blood, TTler is wrong.

Starthinker · 19th July 2007, 08:39 AM

Originally Posted by TTLer

Attn Alice Shortcake:

We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum.

Please take your tales somewhere else.

Seriously.

Just joined and is already telling us what to do?

coalesce · 19th July 2007, 09:29 AM

Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake

1978, near Belden, Nebraska
A prominent businessman watched a bright object, which closely resembled an army tank, land on the road ahead. A door in the craft opened and a man, wearing white duck pants and a white shirt, stepped out. He then spoke, addressing the witness by his first name: “Well, Bob – what do you think of this?” The man then re-entered the object, which left the same way as it came. A high-pitched whine was heard as the object left.

Hmmm, metrosexual aliens....

Michael

coalesce · 19th July 2007, 09:32 AM

Originally Posted by TTLer

Attn Alice Shortcake:

We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum.

Please take your tales somewhere else.

Seriously.

Thank you for speaking for the hundreds of regular posters who frequent this board. And thanks for redefining the mission of the JREF.

What WOULD we do without you telling us what to do?

Michael

Warge · 20th July 2007, 05:17 PM

Originally Posted by TTLer

Attn Alice Shortcake:

We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum.

Please take your tales somewhere else.

Seriously.

Oh dear... So where should it be discussed then?

Terry · 21st July 2007, 09:46 AM

Originally Posted by TTLer

Attn Alice Shortcake:

We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum.

Please take your tales somewhere else.

Seriously.

um... yes. yes we do. Who are you again?

Darat · 21st July 2007, 01:06 PM

Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake

Attn TTLer:

Having noticed the tags for "alien, aliens, ufo, ufos", I stupidly assumed that readers of this skeptic forum - at least those with a sense of humour - might be interested.

I stand corrected.

Alice Shortcake - I am an admin of the Forum and I can assure you that TTLer is completely wrong - please feel free to discuss any aspect of UFOs you wish.

18th July 2007, 07:24 AM	#1
Alice Shortcake Graduate Poster Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,134	The lighter side of UFOs I’ve just finished reading “UFOs and Alien Contact – Two Centuries of Mystery” by Robert E Bartholomew and George S Howard. The book closes with a compilation of over 200 examples of so-called alien contacts, some of which are so hilarious I couldn’t resist sharing them with you: 1924, Denver, Colorado Mrs H C Hutchinson claims to have received psychic messages from Elder Brothers on Mars…She was told that Martians don’t make love, but healthy, intelligent females have babies via parthenogenesis, which is frustrating to Martian men and one of the reasons they are visiting the earth… 1936, near Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada At age fifteen, Johann Purchalski observed “a saucer type object” pass over Port Colborne and land in a nearby field…He was given a metal badge which “states that the ship was owned by a member of the Planet Mars Police Force in the main city, Marsopolis”. 1952, near Mormon Mesa, Nevada Falling asleep in his truck in the Nevada desert, Truman Bethurum awoke surrounded by “eight to ten small men”. All were neatly dressed in uniforms similar to those “worn by Greyhound bus drivers.” 1957, Everittstown, New Jersey John Trasco walked outside to feed his dog and saw a brilliant egg-shaped object hovering in front of his barn. Confronted by a three-foot-tall being with large froglike eyes, Tresco thought the “little man” said, in broken English, “We are peaceful people, we only want your dog.” Frightened, he replied “Get the hell out of here.” 1965, Venezuela A UFO landed and two occupants seven to eight feet tall with long hair and big eyes…communicated telepathically. When asked if any aliens live amongst us, they replied “Yes, two million, four hundred and seventeen thousand, eight hundred and five.” 1975, Fargo, North Dakota After being returned home by aliens who took her on a trip to another planet, Sandra Larson was asked by one of her abductors what soap was. At this, she gave him a cup of laundry detergent. 1977, near Pelham, Georgia Five aliens take a Mr Dawson aboard their spaceship and give him a medical examination. Near the end of the exam, Dawson says a voice from inside the craft shouted, “I am Jimmy Hoffa! I am Jimmy Hoffa! I am-“ 1978, near Belden, Nebraska A prominent businessman watched a bright object, which closely resembled an army tank, land on the road ahead. A door in the craft opened and a man, wearing white duck pants and a white shirt, stepped out. He then spoke, addressing the witness by his first name: “Well, Bob – what do you think of this?” The man then re-entered the object, which left the same way as it came. A high-pitched whine was heard as the object left. 1979, near La Palma, Mexico Manuel Fidel Cruz Lopez was approached by eight armed aliens who emerged from a hovering saucer-shaped object. They ordered him to cut off his penis, which he did with his machete. He got medical aid the next day after wandering that night in shock. Lopez, who has a wife and three kids, said: “I am not ashamed of being castrated. That was fate and it could happen to anyone.” And finally, my personal favourite: 1979, Rowley Regis, West Midlands Jean Hingley was at her Bluestone Walk home when a flying saucer landed on the lawn. “I opened the back door and there was a blinding light. Then these three men bombed past me and went into the lounge. The little green men had wings and horrible waxy faces, like corpses.” She offered them coffee, but they asked for a glass of water. Upon leaving, they took her mince pies and said they would return some other time.

18th July 2007, 09:04 AM	#3
Beady Philosopher Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: 42d 45'23.3"N, 84d 35' 10.8'W, 840'>MSL Posts: 6,886	Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake 1977, near Pelham, Georgia Five aliens take a Mr Dawson aboard their spaceship and give him a medical examination. Near the end of the exam, Dawson says a voice from inside the craft shouted, “I am Jimmy Hoffa! I am Jimmy Hoffa! I am-“ Well, now we know.
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18th July 2007, 09:41 AM	#5
magi Thinker Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 168	Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake 1965, Venezuela A UFO landed and two occupants seven to eight feet tall with long hair and big eyes…communicated telepathically. When asked if any aliens live amongst us, they replied “Yes, two million, four hundred and seventeen thousand, eight hundred and five.” Huh, that's funny. Isn't that about how many Scientologists there were in 1965?
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18th July 2007, 10:57 AM	#6
Starthinker Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 5,011	I like the one where the old man sees aliens coming out of a ship and start blasting everything in sight. He runs home to get his shotgun and waits by the door. The door flys open and he fires, killing his wife. "Imagine, that," he said, "My wife was an alien."
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18th July 2007, 11:16 AM	#7
Slimething Illuminator Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 3,790	Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake 1952, near Mormon Mesa, Nevada Falling asleep in his truck in the Nevada desert, Truman Bethurum awoke surrounded by “eight to ten small men”. All were neatly dressed in uniforms similar to those “worn by Greyhound bus drivers.” I suspected that we were all in deep s**t when I heard that aliems from outside space were eyeing us but now I know our doom is sealed. These aliens are barbaric, not friendly. Any being who would voluntarily dress like a Greyhound bus driver must be malevolent and deranged. Slimething, Slave to Fashion
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18th July 2007, 07:33 AM	#2
philkensebben Illuminator Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Germany Posts: 3,392	So what was the mystery with these anecdotes? That anyone believed them ?

18th July 2007, 09:17 AM	#4
Magic 9-Ball Hey, that's a good name for a band! Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,620	My favorite UFO story is told by my cousin. He is very detailed on how the multiple UFOs were flying around in the sky in an eerie pattern. Then, at the same time, they all flew together and met at the Mother ship, which then flew up an out into space. He stands and points in the sky and traces the patterns with his fingers. Then again, I never took the drugs my cousin took at the time, so I've had to take his word for it these many years.

18th July 2007, 12:52 PM	#8
sdt23107 Scholar Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 55	Quote: 1975, Fargo, North Dakota After being returned home by aliens who took her on a trip to another planet, Sandra Larson was asked by one of her abductors what soap was. At this, she gave him a cup of laundry detergent. Ok so the alines have ships that can go faster than light but don't know what soap is? Who was she hanging out with, Kilingons?
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18th July 2007, 02:15 PM	#9
Warge Thinker Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 159	I find this not so funny as depressing - those are clearly mentally unstable people, probably on some kind of hallucinogenic drug.
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18th July 2007, 08:22 PM	#10
Gord_in_Toronto Penultimate Amazing Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 22,402	Originally Posted by Warge I find this not so funny as depressing - those are clearly mentally unstable people, probably on some kind of hallucinogenic drug. [EXTREME SKEPTIC MODE ON] How can you say that? You can't disprove what these people say they saw.[/EXTREME SKEPTIC MODE ON]
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Hamradioguy Pyrrhonist Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,297	Was Howard Menger, the sign painter from High Bridge, NJ, mentioned in that book? He was one of the first "contactees" I can remember. For some reason his back yard was "Landing Field Number 2" for the Venusian Air Force as I recall. His Venusian pals used to stop in for coffee when they were in the neighborhood....or so he claimed. When I later told a classmate at college- a UFO contactee believer- that Menger had been institutionalized for mental problems he told me the government did this to keep Menger out of sight.
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18th July 2007, 08:28 PM	#12
TTLer Scholar Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 44	Attn Alice Shortcake: We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum. Please take your tales somewhere else. Seriously.
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18th July 2007, 08:57 PM	#13
Warge Thinker Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 159	Originally Posted by Gord_in_Toronto [EXTREME SKEPTIC MODE ON] How can you say that? You can't disprove what these people say they saw.[/EXTREME SKEPTIC MODE ON] Well, I can't prove that a neighbour I had actually got answers when he talked to the moon either (really loud too since the moon is so far away - he scared the willies out of my other neighbours), but I know that he was a schizophrenic...
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18th July 2007, 09:33 PM	#14
Stellafane Village Idiot. Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 7,820	Originally Posted by TTLer Attn Alice Shortcake: We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum. Please take your tales somewhere else. Seriously. Really? Since when?
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19th July 2007, 04:51 AM	#15
Quakeulf Thinker Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 171	Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake 1957, Everittstown, New Jersey John Trasco walked outside to feed his dog and saw a brilliant egg-shaped object hovering in front of his barn. Confronted by a three-foot-tall being with large froglike eyes, Tresco thought the “little man” said, in broken English, “We are peaceful people, we only want your dog.” Frightened, he replied “Get the hell out of here.” (Insert joke about food habits of asian countries)
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19th July 2007, 05:58 AM	#16
Alice Shortcake Graduate Poster Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,134	Attn TTLer: Having noticed the tags for "alien, aliens, ufo, ufos", I stupidly assumed that readers of this skeptic forum - at least those with a sense of humour - might be interested. I stand corrected.

19th July 2007, 06:53 AM	#17
Magic 9-Ball Hey, that's a good name for a band! Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,620	Originally Posted by TTLer Attn Alice Shortcake: We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum. Please take your tales somewhere else. Seriously. Per the title of this forum, this clearly states: General Skepticism and The Paranormal - "Discuss aspects of the paranormal here, as well as general questions and comments on things skeptical, such as dowsing, UFOs, etc." Clearly, those who are interested do discuss UFOs.

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19th July 2007, 08:39 AM	#19
Starthinker Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 5,011	Originally Posted by TTLer Attn Alice Shortcake: We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum. Please take your tales somewhere else. Seriously. Just joined and is already telling us what to do?
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coalesce Illuminator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,731	Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake 1978, near Belden, Nebraska A prominent businessman watched a bright object, which closely resembled an army tank, land on the road ahead. A door in the craft opened and a man, wearing white duck pants and a white shirt, stepped out. He then spoke, addressing the witness by his first name: “Well, Bob – what do you think of this?” The man then re-entered the object, which left the same way as it came. A high-pitched whine was heard as the object left. Hmmm, metrosexual aliens.... Michael
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19th July 2007, 09:32 AM	#21
coalesce Illuminator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,731	Originally Posted by TTLer Attn Alice Shortcake: We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum. Please take your tales somewhere else. Seriously. Thank you for speaking for the hundreds of regular posters who frequent this board. And thanks for redefining the mission of the JREF. What WOULD we do without you telling us what to do? Michael
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20th July 2007, 05:17 PM	#22
Warge Thinker Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 159	Originally Posted by TTLer Attn Alice Shortcake: We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum. Please take your tales somewhere else. Seriously. Oh dear... So where should it be discussed then?
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21st July 2007, 09:46 AM	#23
Terry Philosopher Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 6,437	Originally Posted by TTLer Attn Alice Shortcake: We do not discuss UFO stories on this skeptic forum. Please take your tales somewhere else. Seriously. um... yes. yes we do. Who are you again?
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21st July 2007, 01:06 PM	#24
Darat Lackey Administrator Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: South East, UK Posts: 101,793	Originally Posted by Alice Shortcake Attn TTLer: Having noticed the tags for "alien, aliens, ufo, ufos", I stupidly assumed that readers of this skeptic forum - at least those with a sense of humour - might be interested. I stand corrected. Alice Shortcake - I am an admin of the Forum and I can assure you that TTLer is completely wrong - please feel free to discuss any aspect of UFOs you wish.
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