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Y'all are gonna love this. https://notthebee.com/article/about-a-thousand-police-officers-showed-up-to-a-miami-mall-because-people-thought-there-was-a-gang-fight-now-witnesses-are-saying-they-were-shooting-at-a-10-ft-tall-alien

But M1 thumb was a daily reminder of being careful.

I'm pretty sure every large mammal has been brought down by a spear at some point as well. Doesn't mean I want to try it. We won WW2 with .30-06, just saying.

When the Air Force did their research before picking the AR-7, they found that every single large mammal in North America had been brought down by a .22lr. I pity the poor fool who brought down a Kodiak bear with that because you know **** well that wasn't plan A.

I have it on good authority from watching a lot of television that the first one is really hard to kill, but if you make it past that one, they get easier. Watch Battle Los Angeles and you'll see.

They had a very unusual skeletal structure that resembles chicken wire.

If you're making a Biblical case for aliens, use it as evidence.

I believe the Bible quotes Jesus as saying he has other sheep not of this fold. Who knows?

I don't anyone really noticed that she was a minute late.

So.... Sasquatch strapped to a hood any day now?

Along with 2 Starbucks, a McDonald's and a Mattress Firm store.

Of all the science fiction wonders that appeared to be just over the horizon when I was growing up, this was the one I'd have considered least likely. I'd have thought some hunter would ride into town with a sasquatch strapped to his hood before this kind of testimony.

How many smart people with advanced degrees still occasionally poke themselves in the eye putting on reading glasses?

The rod from God?

When I say "we", I mean the vast majority of Americans, not the political/media circle jerk.

@Empirical Cane do we need to worry about hypersonic missiles?

The more I deal with lawyers, the more glad I am that I didn't go to law school. I wanted to work with M&A's at the time. I couldn't imagine doing that now.

I'll ride with Arthur C. Clarke on this one. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.