Have any of you seen a true-blue U.F.O. that you believe was extraterrestrial?
Please tell us about it. I'm collecting stories.
P.S. This is "In the Lounge" so...I hope this is the right forum. While I'm here waiting to hear from you I'll have a Margarita w salt on the rim please.
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.... But, I would highly recommend watching a documentary titled "Out Of The Blue". It is by far the most impressive film evidence I have seen. I have yet to experience an event myself, but at 66 years of age, my anticipation still runs high. It's number one on my bucket list.
I've watched a lot of film on UFOs, but this is the one that really hit home for me. Very well done.
...... and can't remember exactly where, but I know it's now on YouTube. A solid
.... I hope you enjoyed it.
Very compelling evidence, especially the huge UFO over Phoenix.
Out Of The Blue is actually the only documentary I've ever recommended to anyone. Haven't really seen anything as well done or compelling. Glad you enjoyed it.
I have a whole book case of these types of flicks. Ty for your comment.
About two years ago I was attending a group meditation (for relaxation and stress reduction) and met a guy and his wife
in their 80s. Nice, seemingly honest couple, they were Quakers. He claimed he had been some sort of engineer in the Navy
and worked at the JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) and then Area 51 and the "Skunkworks". I asked him about such things
and he sort of talked around it. Couldn't get him to spill the beans, if there were any but I don't think he was lying. They
were only there a couple of times so didn't get to really work the 85 year old guy over...
Great first hand account. Pretty fantastic. So...Do you Believe it was from outer space? What was your gut feeling when you aw it? What time of the evening was it? Did you describe a color?? I read it fast. boomerang....incredible!
I also would like to see a shot of Patron with an ice chilled salt rimmed glass and a nice slice of lime.... Well, okay, not just see one.
Nice.
Interesting ideas. Inter-Dimensional Beings? Hey, I subscribe to anythings possible. See dt. SO much we don't know.
… from the outside, it was only light - closest color was green. From the inside, it was like being in a giant tree made up of right angles and 3/4 boxes. That's about as simple as I can get for a short description on a thread. It defied description.
You may have been visited by peoples so advanced and ancient, that religions were born based on the wonder of it. See paintings of Christian figures that have UFOs in the sky.
When they 'come back'...assuming they actually left and aren't still here, you may already have drawn a picture of "them/it" from your sighting so long ago.
Thanks for telling us that. 
At my school.....I was the only one who couldn't see them.
They were invading the school, everyone was hysterical, but I couldn't see them.
I went crying to my dad and he told me about War of the Worlds.
Yet when I recounted this story a few years ago a friend of mine remarked, "Dreams are usually forgotten, sounds like a memory."
I was around 7 or 8 years old and was awakened in the wee hours by something, not by a sound or person or bathroom urge 
but something that directed me to a bedroom window. I looked out and high in the sky there was a very bright object in the distance that caught my attention. It seemed like a very bright star until it began to slowly move then stop. I kept watching, no real thoughts about it, just watching. I couldn't tell you how long this went on but after watching this thing start and stop a few times it just suddenly took off and disappeared completely in the night sky. Funny thing, I wasn't frightened about it, just curious.
I guess I wasn't a good candidate for abduction.....or was I?
disk-like. Silver. My brother's girlfriend and I were returning from swimming at a quarry. It was late afternoon and I was in a peaceful frame of mind, just staring out the window in a daze. I was maybe 19 or so.
I saw the saucer come over our car, which I recall was a new Bonneville that her parents had just bought. It followed us for the longest time. What's odd is that I had no inclination to say, "There's a flying saucer tracking us." Instead I just watched it for the longest time. It was hypnotic. It was close--about the distance of a second-story window.
Eventually I said something and then she saw it, too. The saucer left us so fast it was like the disk sunk into the horizon.
My old man and I go back to that one time and time again. He's more inclined towards UFOlogy than myself; I'm Scully to his Mulder, essentially, but we saw what we saw and both accounts are identical.
There was no sound produced at all from either the area of the object or in the local environment. At least, none of memorable note; Local fauna and flora sounds may have been affected in one way or another but my senses were a bit more attuned to the giant floating ball of incomprehensible light. 
No smells, either, or if they were there, they were masked by being out in a semi-rural area with all the accompanying scents (manure, dirt, woodland, et cet). The night was uneventful, it was a cool summer so if the air temperature had fluctuated it was within normal range and otherwise unnoticeable... I'm trying to think of other things of note, but aside from the floating ball of light, nothing immediately sticks out. Then again, this was... at least ten years ago, so memory may fail.
The only thing under its path was grass; it was mildly wet, which I wrote off as dew but ...in just-realized-this-moment retrospect, what the fuck was dew doing on the grass at around one in the morning... but we didn't take a sample or anything.
And you're welcome, bud. It's an interesting story, one that I'm fond of telling all the moreso because of my own skepticism of it. Were I to tell myself that story pre-event, I'd laugh in my own face.
