Saturday, June 13, 2015

I want to believe



EVG regular Spike noticed what could be a UFO... or maybe swamp gas ... over the neighborhood this evening.

Perhaps there are other theories...

8 comments:

  1. Oh no! It's a flying acai bowl!

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  2. It was a gin advertisement in blimp form. Do you really need to know more?

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  3. Saw one a few years ago, while sitting outside with a friend.

    These guys who worked at a corner store showed me video they'd shot with iPhone on a hunting excursion - the UFO sort of danced around in the sky at a low altitude. However, one of the guys told me that he often sees stuff like that when he goes hunting - such as a very large, long, rectangular craft floating by, slowly and silently, about 20 feet overhead - solid black, with a glowing green outline of an upward-pointing triangle on the rear, with a smaller, solid upward-pointing illuminated red triangle inside the green one.

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  4. I saw it earlier this evening. It's a blimp.

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  5. I swear to god for a split second I thought it was a UFO, i thought this is it, this is the end... the next second I thought it was a drone, by the following second I calmed down and realized it was just a blimp. Got my binoculars and saw that it was an ad for Hendricks Gin. They actually have a contest on their website for people to send in their shots of the blimp - the prize is a chance to ride and drink their gin in that thing!

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  6. That was my Amazon drone delivering fresh acai and hooves!

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  7. It's so much fun to be tricked into marketing buzz! Also, fuck off, all blimp ads.

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  8. Fro yo in a hoof -- on the astral plane? (w/ apologies to the Modern Lovers)

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